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•  Oh, You Crazy Moon - Connie Boswell (1939) 

• I'm Away From The World When I'm Away From You - The Columbians (1928) 

• I Can't Love Another - Tommy Edwards (1952)  

• C’est Vous (Say Voo) - The Columbians with Oscar Grogan (1927)

• Two In A Dream - Glen Gray & The Casa Loma Orchestra and Kenny Sargent (1934)

• Are You Lonesome Tonight? - The Columbians with Oscar Grogan (1927)

• Blue Rain - Bea Wain (1939) 

• If It Wasn't For The Moon - Bobby Byrne & His Orchestra with Jimmy DiPalma (1940) 

• Christina - The Columbians (1929)

• Instrumental by The Columbians (not identified yet)

• Pagan Love Song - The Columbians (1929)

• Rosa Lee - The Columbians with Johnny Marvin (1927)

• My Little Dream Girl - Floyd Ray & His Orchestra with Joe Alexander (1939)

• Don't Wait Until The Lights Are Low - Eddie Thomas' Collegians (The Columbians) with Pete Woolery (1928)

• The Moon Is Crying for Me - Charlie Barnet & His Orchestra with Larry Taylor (1940) 

• Don’t You Remember Sally? - The Columbians (1928)

• Eyes That Love - The Columbians with Elliott Shaw (1927)

• Gone - Johnny Johnson & His Orchestra with Lee Johnson  

• Girl Of My Dreams - Eddie Thomas’ Collegians (The Columbians) with Kenny Sargent (1927)

• Waitin' For The Train To Come In - Monica Lewis and Ray Bloch & His Orchestra (1945)

• Dear Eyes that Haunt Me - The Columbians with Lewis James (1927)

• Me And The Man In The Moon - The Ambassadors with Frank Sylvano (1928)

• Somebody Lied About Me - The Columbians with Elliot Shaw (1927)

• So Blue - The Columbians with Lewis James (1927) 

• Your Dream (Is the Same As My Dream) - Guy Lombardo & His Royal Canadians (1940) 

• I Live, I Die For You - The Columbians with Billy Naken (Ben Selvin)

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