1. Bing Crosby / Bing Crosby And The Mills Brothers – Shoe Shine Boy / Dinah, Brunswick – 03080, UK, 1940 2. Johnnie Ray With Paul Weston And His Orchestra / Johnnie Ray With The Buddy Cole Quartet – Glad Rag Doll / Somebody Stole My Gal, Philips – P.B.123, UK, 1953 3. Harry Reser – Ukulele Lady / Heebe Jeebes, Columbia – 3797, UK, 1925 4. Bob Scobey's Frisco Band – Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans? / Blues My Naughty Sweetie Gives To Me, Good Time Jazz – GV 2183, UK 5. Shirley Ross And Bob Hope – Two Sleepy People / Thanks For The Memory, Brunswick – 02697, UK, 1939 6. Percival Mackey's Band* – Oh Lady Be Good / Hang On To Me, Columbia – 3941, UK, 1926 7. Al Jolson – I'm Sitting On Top Of The World / Waiting For The Robert E. Lee, Brunswick – 03851, UK, 1953 8. Harry Roy & His Orchestra From The May Fair Hotel* – Canadian Capers / Tiger Rag, Parlophone – R 1505, UK, 1933 9. Ted Heath And His Music – Ad Lib Frolic / Route 66, Decca – F.8795, UK, 1947 10. Jack Hylton And His Orchestra – When The Music Is Playing / Just Once For All Time, Decca – F. 2698, UK, 1932