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Early Recordings 1937-1940
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Empire Label "I Had to Change
the Words" with Artie Boran's Orchestra -no label credit-1937
Xavier Cugat on Victor 7 records |
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Bluebird 1939-3/1942
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Dinah's own contract 29 records including these hits: "Yes, My Darling Daughter" "Jim" "Blues in the Night" "I Don't Want to Walk Without You" |
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| Victor
4/1942-1945 |
Dinah's new contract with parent company of
Bluebird 29 records and 4 albums including these hits: "I'll Walk Alone" "Dearly Beloved" "You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To" |
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| Columbia
1946-1950
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Advised by Manie Sacks to make a
better deal Dinah moved to new company. 85 records and 15 albums (78's, 45EP, & 33 rpm) Including duets with Frank Sinatra, Doris Day, Buddy Clark, Gene Autry, Jack Smith, George Morgan, etc. Hits included: "Shoo-Fly Pie and Apple Pan Dowdy","The Gypsy" "Buttons and Bows," "Dear Hearts and Gentle People" |
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RCA Victor 1950- 1959 |
A new contract with her former
company 12 records, some duets with Tony Martin 4 albums on 33 & 45EP, 1 45EP, several promotion albums, compilations and reissues in 33rpm albums Hits included "Sweet Violets" |
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| Capitol
1959-1962 |
Move to new company where LP albums
were prevalent 4 singles, 8 albums Hit was "I Ain't Down Yet" |
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| Later Recordings
1962-1979 |
Signed with Reprise, Stanyon,
Project 3, Readers' Digest (More information coming)
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