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Top Artists and Songs of 1943 |
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Al Dexter & His Troops
Pistol Packin' mama |
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Anne Shelton
You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To |
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Benny Goodman
Taking A Chance On Love, Why Don't You Do Right? |
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Bing Crosby & The Andrews Sisters
Pistol Packin' Mama |
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Bing Crosby and Trudy Erwin
Oh What A Beautiful Morning, People Will Say We're In
Love |
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Bing Crosby
Whispering Oh What a Beautiful Morning, Sunday Monday
or Always, If You Please |
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Dick Haymes
You'll Never Know, It Can't Be Wrong, Put Your Arms
Around Me Honey |
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Dick Kuhn & his Orchestra
Put Your Arms Around Me Honey |
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Dinah
Washington
Evil Gal Blues |
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Dinah Shore
You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To, (As Long As You're
Not in Love with Anyone Else) Why Don't You Fall In
Love With Me? |
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Duke Ellington
Sentimental Lady, Don't Get Around Much Anymore, Perdido,
Slip of the Lip |
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Ella Mae Morse
Shoo-Shoo-Baby |
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Erskine
Hawkins
Don't Cry Baby |
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Frank Sinatra
All or Nothing at All, Sunday Monday Always, You'll
Never Know, People Will Say We're In Love, Close To
You |
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Freddy Slack
That Old Black Magic |
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Gene Autry
Deep In The Heart of Texas |
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Glen Gray
Don't Get Around Much Anymore |
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Glenn Miller Orchestra
That Old Black Magic, Blue Rain, Rhapsody In Blue |
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Harry James
Two O'Clock Jump, I've Heard That Song Before, Mister
Five By Five, I Had The Craziest Dream, Velvet Moon,
I Heard You Cried Last Night |
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Jacques Renard & his Orchestra
As Time Goes By |
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Jimmy Dorsey
They're Either Too Young Or Too Old |
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Jimmy Wakely
There's A Star Spangled Banner Waving Somewhere |
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Judy Garland and Gene Kelly
For Me and My Gal |
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Judy Garland
Zing! Went The Strings of My Heart |
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Kate Smith
I Don't Want To Walk Without You |
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Kay Kyser
Praise The Lord and Pass the Ammunition |
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Kay Shermen
The Dreamer/How Sweet You Are |
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King Cole Trio
All For You |
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Lena Horne
Stormy Weather |
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Louis Jordan
That'll Just 'Bout Knock Me Out |
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Mills Brothers
Paper Doll |
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Oklahoma! Theme
Oklahoma Soundtrack |
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Rudy Vallee and
his Connecticut Yankees
As Time Goes By |
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Stan Kenton
Artistry In Rhythm |
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The Ink Spots
Don't Get Around Much Anymore |
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The Song Spinners
Johnny Zero |
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Tommy Dorsey and Frank Sinatra
There Are Such Things, In The Blues Of The Evening |
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Vaughn Monroe
When The Lights Go On Again (All Over The World), Let's
Get Lost |
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Vera Lynn
I Had The Craziest Dream |
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Willie Kelly and his Orchestra
You'll Never Know |
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Xavier Cugat
Brazil (Aquarela do Brasil) |
