Year

V-Disc

Title

Service

1941	033-B	Without A Song	Army
		Master/Matrix: CS 060349-2 Recording Date: January 20, 1941 Released: November 1943 Recording Source: Victor Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: Frank Sinatra with Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra. "Without A Song" was previously released as a 12-inch, 78-rpm single: RCA Victor 36396-A.

1941		Do I Worry?	Army
		Master/Matrix: BS 060626-1 Recording Date: February 7, 1941 Recording Source: Victor Recording Session Notes: Frank Sinatra and The Pied Pipers with Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra. "Do I Worry?" was mastered for V-Disc, but not released. However, it had been issued as a commercial 78-rpm single: RCA Victor 27338-A.

1941	001-B	Blue Skies	Army
		Master/Matrix: BS 066923-1 Recording Date: July 15, 1941 Released: October 1943 Recording Source: Victor Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: Frank Sinatra with Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra. V-Disc No. 1 ("Army Hit Kit Tunes") was included in "Preview Of The V-Disc," an "album" binder of the first six V-Discs, as a promotion for the Army's new recorded music program. "Blue Skies" had been previously released as a 78-rpm single: RCA Victor 27566-A.

1941	434-B	The Sunshine Of Your Smile	Army
		Master/Matrix: BS 067653-2 Recording Date: September 26, 1941 Released: May 1945 Recording Source: Victor Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: Frank Sinatra with Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra. "The Sunshine Of Your Smile" was previously released as a 78-rpm single: RCA Victor 27638-B.

1941	214-B	The Sunshine Of Your Smile	Navy
		Master/Matrix: BS 067653-2 Recording Date: September 26, 1941 Released: May 1945 Recording Source: Victor Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: Frank Sinatra with Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra. Side B of Navy V-Disc 214 is identical to Side B of Army V-Disc 434. "The Sunshine Of Your Smile" was previously released as a 78-rpm single: RCA Victor 27638-B.

1942	025-A	Night And Day	Army
		Master/Matrix: PBS 072045-1 Recording Date: January 19, 1942 Released: October 1943 Recording Source: Victor Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: "Night And Day" was previously released as a 78-rpm single: Bluebird B-11463.

1942	434-B	The Lamplighter’s Serenade	Army
		Master/Matrix: PBS 072043-1 Recording Date: January 19, 1942 Released: May 1945 Recording Source: Victor Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: "The Lamplighter's Serenade" was previously released as a 78-rpm single: Bluebird B-11515.

1942	214-B	The Lamplighter’s Serenade	Navy
		Master/Matrix: PBS 072043-1 Recording Date: January 19, 1942 Released: May 1945 Recording Source: Victor Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: Side B of Navy V-Disc 214 is identical to Side B of Army V-Disc 434. "The Lamplighter's Serenade" was previously released as a 78-rpm single: Bluebird B-11515.

1942		The Night We Called It A Day	Army
		Master/Matrix: PBS 072042-1 Recording Date: January 19, 1942 Recording Source: Victor Recording Session Notes: "The Night We Called It A Day" was mastered for V-Disc, but not released. However, it had been issued as a commercial 78-rpm single: Bluebird B-11463.

1942	025-B	The Song Is You	Army
		Master/Matrix: PBS 072044-1 Recording Date: January 19, 1942 Released: October 1043 Recording Source: Victor Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: "The Song Is You" was previously released as a 78-rpm single: Bluebird B-11515.

1942		Somewhere A Voice Is Calling	Army
		Master/Matrix: PBS 072171-1 Recording Date: March 9, 1942 Recording Source: Victor Recording Session Notes: Frank Sinatra with Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra. "Somewhere A Voice Is Calling" was mastered for V-Disc, but not released. However, it had been issued as a commercial 78-rpm single: RCA Victor 27887-A.

1942	018-A	In The Blue Of Evening	Army
		Master/Matrix: BS 075282-1 Recording Date: June 17, 1942 Released: October 1943 Recording Source: Victor Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: Frank Sinatra with Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra. "In The Blue Of Evening" was previously released as a 78-rpm single: RCA Victor 27947-B.

1943	072-B	(There’ll Be A) Hot Time In The Town Of Berlin	Army
		Master/Matrix: VP 246-D3MC 269 Recording Date: October 17, 1943 Released: December 1943 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal View Related Sessions Notes: CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "Broadway Bandbox." First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1943	103-B	(There’ll Be A) Hot Time In The Town Of Berlin	Navy
		Master/Matrix: VP 246-D3MC 269 Recording Date: October 17, 1943 Released: December 1943 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal View Related Sessions Notes: CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "Broadway Bandbox." Side B of Navy V-Disc 103 is identical to Side B of Army V-Disc 72. First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1943	072-A	I Only Have Eyes For You	Army
		Master/Matrix: VP 245-D3MC 268 Recording Date: October 17, 1943 Released: December 1943 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal View Related Sessions Notes: Frank Sinatra with The Bobby Tucker Singers. CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "Broadway Bandbox." First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1943	072-B	Kiss Me Again	Army
		Master/Matrix: VP 246-D3MC 269 Recording Date: October 17, 1943 Released: December 1943 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal View Related Sessions Notes: CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "Broadway Bandbox." First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1943	103-B	Kiss Me Again	Navy
		Master/Matrix: VP 246-D3MC 269 Recording Date: October 17, 1943 Released: December 1943 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal View Related Sessions Notes: CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "Broadway Bandbox." Side B of Navy V-Disc 103 is identical to Side B of Army V-Disc 72. First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1943	116-B	I Couldn’t Sleep A Wink Last Night	Army
		Master/Matrix: VP 283 Recording Date: November 14, 1943 Released: January 1944 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal View Related Sessions Notes: CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "Songs By Sinatra." (Some sources indicate the recording date as November 28, 1943.) First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1943	124-A	I’ll Be Around	Army
		Master/Matrix: VP 375-D3MC 452 Recording Date: November 14, 1943 Released: February 1944 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal View Related Sessions Notes: CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "Songs By Sinatra." First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1943	116-A	The Music Stopped	Army
		Master/Matrix: VP 282 Recording Date: November 14, 1943 Released: January 1944 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal View Related Sessions Notes: CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "Songs By Sinatra." First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1943	116-B	The Way You Look Tonight	Army
		Master/Matrix: VP 283 Recording Date: November 14, 1943 Released: January 1944 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal View Related Sessions Notes: Frank Sinatra with The Bobby Tucker Singers. CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "Songs By Sinatra." (Some sources indicate the recording date as November 21, 1943.) First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1943	124-B	(I Got A Woman Crazy For Me) She’s Funny That Way	Army
		Master/Matrix: VP 376-D3MC 453 Recording Date: November 21, 1943 Released: February 1944 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal View Related Sessions Notes: CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "Songs By Sinatra." First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1943	124-B	A Lovely Way To Spend An Evening	Army
		Master/Matrix: VP 376-D3MC 453 Recording Date: November 21, 1943 Released: February 1944 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal View Related Sessions Notes: CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "Songs By Sinatra." First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1943	124-A	You’ve Got A Hold On Me	Army
		Master/Matrix: VP 375-D3MC 452 Recording Date: November 21, 1943 Released: February 1944 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal View Related Sessions Notes: CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "Songs By Sinatra." First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1943	154-A	Speak Low	Army
		Master/Matrix: V 448 Recording Date: December 5, 1943 Released: March 1944 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal View Related Sessions Notes: CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "Songs By Sinatra." First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1943	154-A	Close To You	Army
		Master/Matrix: VP 448 Recording Date: December 26, 1943 Released: March 1944 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal View Related Sessions Notes: Frank Sinatra with The Bobby Tucker Singers. CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "Songs By Sinatra." First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	166-B	My Shining Hour	Army
		Master/Matrix: VP 498-D4TC 56 Recording Date: January 12, 1944 Released: April 1944 Recording Source: Radio Broadcast View Related Sessions Notes: CBS broadcast of "The Vimms Vitamins Show." First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	166-B	Long Ago And Far Away	Army
		Master/Matrix: VP 498-D4TC 56 Recording Date: February 9, 1944 Released: April 1944 Recording Source: Radio Broadcast View Related Sessions Notes: CBS broadcast of "The Vimms Vitamins Show." First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	241-B	Come Out, Come Out, Wherever You Are	Army
		Master/Matrix: VP 681-D4TC 185 Recording Date: May 17, 1944 Released: August 1944 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal View Related Sessions Notes: CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "The Vimms Vitamins Show." (Some sources indicate the recording date as May 16, 1944.) First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	021-B	Come Out, Come Out, Wherever You Are	Navy
		Master/Matrix: VP 681-D4TC 185 Recording Date: May 17, 1944 Released: December 1944 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal View Related Sessions Notes: CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "The Vimms Vitamins Show." (Some sources indicate the recording date as May 16, 1944.) Side B of Navy V-Disc 21 is identical to Side B of Army V-Disc 241. First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	241-B	Some Other Time	Army
		Master/Matrix: VP 681-D4TC 185 Recording Date: May 17, 1944 Released: August 1944 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal View Related Sessions Notes: CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "The Vimms Vitamins Show." (Some sources indicate the recording date as May 16, 1944.) First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	021-B	Some Other Time	Navy
		Master/Matrix: VP 681-D4TC 185 Recording Date: May 17, 1944 Released: December 1944 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal View Related Sessions Notes: CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "The Vimms Vitamins Show." (Some sources indicate the recording date as May 16, 1944.) Side B of Navy V-Disc 21 is identical to Side B of Army V-Disc 241. First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	262-A	And Then You Kissed Me	Army
		Master/Matrix: VP 742-D4TC 217 Recording Date: May 24, 1944 Released: September 1944 Recording Source: Radio Broadcast View Related Sessions Notes: CBS broadcast of "The Vimms Vitamins Show." First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	042-A	And Then You Kissed Me	Navy
		Master/Matrix: VP 742-D4TC 217 Recording Date: May 24, 1944 Released: September 1944 Recording Source: Radio Broadcast View Related Sessions Notes: CBS broadcast of "The Vimms Vitamins Show."' Side A of Navy V-Disc 42 is identical to Side A of Army V-Disc 262. First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	262-A	Put Your Dreams Away (For Another Day)	Army
		Master/Matrix: VP 742-D4TC 217 Recording Date: May 24, 1944 Released: September 1944 Recording Source: Radio Broadcast View Related Sessions Notes: CBS broadcast of "The Vimms Vitamins Show." First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	042-A	Put Your Dreams Away (For Another Day)	Navy
		Master/Matrix: VP742-D4TC217/CBS Recording Date: May 24, 1944 Released: September 1944 Recording Source: Radio Broadcast View Related Sessions Notes: CBS broadcast of "The Vimms Vitamins Show." Side A of Navy V-Disc 42 is identical to Side A of Army V-Disc 262. First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	287-B	All Of Me	Army
		Master/Matrix: VP 818-D4TC 262 Recording Date: July 8, 1944 Released: October 1944 Recording Source: Special V-Disc Session View Related Sessions Notes: Studio Theatre KFWB, in Hollywood. First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	067-B	All Of Me	Navy
		Master/Matrix: VP818-D4TC262 Recording Date: July 8, 1944 Released: October 1944 Recording Source: Special V-Disc Session View Related Sessions Notes: Studio Theatre KFWB, in Hollywood. Side B of Navy V-Disc 67 is identical to Side B of Army V-Disc 287. First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	287-B	All The Things You Are	Army
		Master/Matrix: VP 818-D4TC 262 Recording Date: July 8, 1944 Released: October 1944 Recording Source: Special V-Disc Session View Related Sessions Notes: Studio Theatre KFWB, in Hollywood. First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	067-B	All The Things You Are	Navy
		Master/Matrix: VP818-D4TC262 Recording Date: July 8, 1944 Released: October 1944 Recording Source: Special V-Disc Session View Related Sessions Notes: Studio Theatre KFWB, in Hollywood. Side B of Navy V-Disc 67 is identical to Side B of Army V-Disc 287. First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	506-A	Cradle Song (Brahms’ Lullaby)	Army
		Master/Matrix: VP 1399-D5TC 515 Recording Date: July 8, 1944 Released: September 1945 Recording Source: Special V-Disc Session View Related Sessions Notes: Studio Theatre KFWB, in Hollywood. First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	266-A	Cradle Song (Brahms’ Lullaby)	Navy
		Master/Matrix: VP 1399-D5TC 515 Recording Date: July 8, 1944 Released: September 1945 Recording Source: Special V-Disc Session View Related Sessions Notes: Studio Theatre KFWB, in Hollywood. Side A of Navy V-Disc 266 is identical to Side A of Army V-Disc 506. First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	467-A	Falling In Love With Love	Army
		Master/Matrix: VP 1332-D5TC 295 Recording Date: July 8, 1944 Released: July 1945 Recording Source: Special V-Disc Session View Related Sessions Notes: Studio Theatre KFWB, in Hollywood. First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	247-A	Falling In Love With Love	Navy
		Master/Matrix: VP 1332-D5TC 295 Recording Date: July 8, 1944 Released: July 1945 Recording Source: Special V-Disc Session View Related Sessions Notes: Studio Theatre KFWB, in Hollywood. Side A of Navy V-Disc 247 is identical to Side A of Army V-Disc 467. First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	266-A	I’ll Follow My Secret Heart	Navy
		Master/Matrix: VP 1399-D5TC 515 Recording Date: July 8, 1944 Released: September 1945 Recording Source: Special V-Disc Session View Related Sessions Notes: Studio Theatre KFWB, in Hollywood. Side A of Navy V-Disc 266 is identical to Side A of Army V-Disc 506. First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	506-A	I’ll Follow My Secret Heart	Army
		Master/Matrix: VP 1399-D5TC 515 Recording Date: July 8, 1944 Released: September 1945 Recording Source: Special V-Disc Session View Related Sessions Notes: Studio Theatre KFWB, in Hollywood. First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	310-A	Mighty Lak’ A Rose	Army
		Master/Matrix: VP 824-D4TC 268 Recording Date: July 8, 1944 Released: November 1944 Recording Source: Special V-Disc Session View Related Sessions Notes: Studio Theatre KFWB, in Hollywood. First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	090-A	Mighty Lak’ A Rose	Navy
		Master/Matrix: VP 824-D4TC 268 Recording Date: July 8, 1944 Released: November 1944 Recording Source: Special V-Disc Session View Related Sessions Notes: Studio Theatre KFWB, in Hollywood. This FS track on Side A of Navy V-Disc 90 also appeared as Side A of Army V-Disc 310. First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	323-A	Nancy (With The Laughing Face)	Army
		Master/Matrix: VP 823-D4TC 267 Recording Date: July 8, 1944 Released: December 1944 Recording Source: Special V-Disc Session View Related Sessions Notes: Studio Theatre KFWB, in Hollywood. First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	103-A	Nancy (With The Laughing Face)	Navy
		Master/Matrix: VP 823-D4TC 267 Recording Date: July 8, 1944 Released: December 1944 Recording Source: Special V-Disc Session View Related Sessions Notes: Studio Theatre KFWB, in Hollywood. Side A of Navy V-Disc 103 is identical to Side A of Army V-Disc 323. First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	378-A	Someone To Watch Over Me	Army
		Master/Matrix: VP 941-D4MC 443 Recording Date: October 11, 1944 Released: February 1945 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal View Related Sessions Notes: Frank Sinatra with unidentified chorus. CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "The Vimms Vitamins Show." (Some sources indicate the recording date as September 27, 1944.) First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	155-A	Someone To Watch Over Me	Navy
		Master/Matrix: VP 941-D4MC 443 Recording Date: October 11, 1944 Released: February 1945 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal View Related Sessions Notes: Frank Sinatra with unidentified chorus. CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "The Vimms Vitamins Show." Side A of Navy V-Disc 155 is identical to Side A of Army V-Disc 378. (Some sources indicate the recording date as September 27, 1944.) First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	378-A	There’s No You	Army
		Master/Matrix: VP 941-D4MC 443 Recording Date: October 11, 1944 Released: February 1945 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal View Related Sessions Notes: CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "The Vimms Vitamins Show." First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	155-A	There’s No You	Navy
		Master/Matrix: VP 941-D4MC 443 Recording Date: October 11, 1944 Released: February 1945 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal View Related Sessions Notes: CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "The Vimms Vitamins Show." Side A of Navy V-Disc 155 is identical to Side A of Army V-Disc 378. First commercial release on Columbia CD 66136 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	351-A	Just Close Your Eyes	Army
		Master/Matrix: VP 976-D4TC 474 Recording Date: October 18, 1944 Released: January 1945 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal View Related Sessions Notes: CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "The Vimms Vitamins Show." First commercial release on Columbia CD 66137 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	131-A	Just Close Your Eyes	Navy
		Master/Matrix: VP 976-D4TC 474 Recording Date: October 18, 1944 Released: January 1945 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal View Related Sessions Notes: CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "The Vimms Vitamins Show." Side A of Navy V-Disc 131 is identical to Side A of Army V-Disc 351. First commercial release on Columbia CD 66137 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	351-A	Let Me Love You Tonight	Army
		Master/Matrix: VP 976-D4TC 474 Recording Date: October 18, 1944 Released: January 1945 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal View Related Sessions Notes: CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "The Vimms Vitamins Show." First commercial release on Columbia CD 66137 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	131-A	Let Me Love You Tonight	Navy
		Master/Matrix: VP 976-D4TC 474 Recording Date: October 18, 1944 Released: January 1945 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal View Related Sessions Notes: CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "The Vimms Vitamins Show." Side A of Navy V-Disc 131 is identical to Side A of Army V-Disc 351. First commercial release on Columbia CD 66137 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944		Cradle Song (Brahms’ Lullaby)	Army
		Master/Matrix: Recording Date: October 23, 1944 Recording Source: Radio Broadcast Notes: V-Disc session of NBC's "For The Record" program. First released on Columbia CD 66137 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944		Dick Haymes, Dick Todd And Como (Sunday, Monday Or Always)	Army
		Master/Matrix: Recording Date: October 23, 1944 Recording Source: Radio Broadcast Notes: V-Disc session of NBC's "For The Record" program. First released on Columbia CD 66137 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944		If You Are But A Dream	Army
		Master/Matrix: Recording Date: October 23, 1944 Recording Source: Radio Broadcast Notes: V-Disc session of NBC's "For The Record" program. First released on Columbia CD 66137 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944		Strange Music	Army
		Master/Matrix: Recording Date: October 23, 1944 Recording Source: Radio Broadcast Notes: V-Disc session of NBC's "For The Record" program. First released on Columbia CD 66137 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1944	393-A	If You Are But A Dream	Army
		Master/Matrix: CO 33808-2 Recording Date: November 14, 1944 Released: March 1945 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: This version of "If You Are But A Dream" was also released as a 78-rpm single: Columbia 36756.

1944	173-A	If You Are But A Dream	Navy
		Master/Matrix: CO 33808-2 Recording Date: November 14, 1944 Released: March 1945 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: Side A of Navy V-Disc 173 is identical to Side A of Army V-Disc 393. This version of "If You Are But A Dream" was also released as a 78-rpm single: Columbia 36756.

1944	393-A	Saturday Night	Army
		Master/Matrix: CO 33809-1 Recording Date: November 14, 1944 Released: March 1945 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: "Saturday Night" was also released as a 78-rpm single: Columbia 36762.

1944	173-A	Saturday Night	Navy
		Master/Matrix: CO 33809-1 Recording Date: November 14, 1944 Released: March 1945 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: Side A of Navy V-Disc 173 is identical to Side A of Army V-Disc 393. "Saturday Night" was also released as a 78-rpm single: Columbia 36762.

1944	405-A	I Begged Her	Army
		Master/Matrix: CO 33929-1 / VP 1138-XP 34193 Recording Date: December 1, 1944 Released: April 1945 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session Notes: "I Begged Her" was also released as a 78-rpm single: Columbia 36774.

1944	185-A	I Begged Her	Navy
		Master/Matrix: CO 33929-1 / VP 1138-XP 34193 Recording Date: December 1, 1944 Released: April 1945 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session Notes: Side A of Navy V-Disc 185 is identical to Side A of Army V-Disc 405. "I Begged Her" was also released as a 78-rpm single: Columbia 36774.

1944	405-A	What Makes The Sunset	Army
		Master/Matrix: CO-33930-2 / VP 1138-XP 34193 Recording Date: December 1, 1944 Released: April 1945 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: "What Makes The Sunset" was also released as a 78-rpm single: Columbia 36774.

1944	185-A	What Makes The Sunset	Navy
		Master/Matrix: CO-33930-2 / VP 1138-XP 34193 Recording Date: December 1, 1944 Released: April 1945 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: Side A of Navy V-Disc 185 is identical to Side A of Army V-Disc 405. "What Makes The Sunset" was also released as a 78-rpm single: Columbia 36774.

1944	537-A	The Charm Of You	Army
		Master/Matrix: CO 33936-1 / VP 1496-D5TC 596 Recording Date: December 3, 1944 Released: November 1945 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: "The Charm Of You" was also released as a 78-rpm single: Columbia 36830.

1944	467-A	When Your Lover Has Gone	Army
		Master/Matrix: HCO 1184-1 / VP 1496-D5TC 596 Recording Date: December 19, 1944 Released: July 1945 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: "When Your Lover Has Gone" was also released as a 78-rpm single: Columbia 36791.

1944	247-A	When Your Lover Has Gone	Navy
		Master/Matrix: HCO 1184-1 / VP 1332-D5TC 295 Recording Date: December 19, 1944 Released: July 1945 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: Side A of Navy V-Disc 247 is identical to Side A of Army V-Disc 467. "When Your Lover Has Gone" was also released as a 78-rpm single: Columbia 36791.

1945	494-A	None But The Lonely Heart	Army
		Master/Matrix: VP 1343-D5TC 410 Recording Date: January 31, 1945 Released: August 1945 Recording Source: Radio Broadcast View Related Sessions Notes: CBS broadcast of "The Frank Sinatra Show." First commercial release on Columbia CD 66137 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1945	460-A	Ol’ Man River	Army
		Master/Matrix: VP 1273-XP 34648 Recording Date: April 14, 1945 Released: June 1945 Recording Source: Radio Broadcast View Related Sessions Notes: CBS broadcast of "The Frank Sinatra Show." First commercial release on Columbia CD 66137 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1945	240-A	Ol’ Man River	Navy
		Master/Matrix: VP 1273-XP 34648 Recording Date: April 14, 1945 Released: June 1945 Recording Source: Radio Broadcast View Related Sessions Notes: CBS broadcast of "The Frank Sinatra Show." Side A of Navy V-Disc 240 is identical to Side A of Army V-Disc 460. First commercial release on Columbia CD 66137 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1945	822-A	Over The Rainbow	Army
		Master/Matrix: HCO 1378-1 Recording Date: May 1, 1945 Released: January 1948 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: Frank Sinatra with The Ken Lane Singers. "Over The Rainbow" was also issued on a 78-rpm disc (Columbia 37258), as part of the 4-record album set "Songs By Sinatra, Vol. 1."

1945	537-A	You’ll Never Walk Alone	Army
		Master/Matrix: HCO 1379-1 / VP 1496-D5TC 596 Recording Date: May 1, 1945 Released: November 1945 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session Notes: Frank Sinatra with The Ken Lane Singers. "You'll Never Walk Alone" was also released as a 78-rpm single: Columbia 36825.

1945	521-B	My Shawl	Army
		Master/Matrix: CO 34818-1 / VP 1491-D5TC 587 Recording Date: May 24, 1945 Released: October 1945 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: Frank Sinatra with Xavier Cugat and His Orchestra. "My Shawl" was also released as a 78-rpm single: Columbia 36842.

1945	521-B	Stars In Your Eyes	Army
		Master/Matrix: CO 34817-1 / VP 1491-D5TC 587 Recording Date: May 24, 1945 Released: October 1945 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: Frank Sinatra with Xavier Cugat and His Orchestra. "Stars In Your Eyes" was also released as a 78-rpm single: Columbia 36842.

1945	711-B	I Don’t Know Why	Army
		Master/Matrix: HCO-1502-1 Recording Date: July 30, 1945 Released: December 1946 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: "These Foolish Things" was also issued on a 78-rpm disc (Columbia 36918), as part of the 4-record album set "The Voice Of Frank Sinatra." The recording was later included on a 45-rpm single: Columbia 4-36918.

1945	711-B	Someone To Watch Over Me	Army
		Master/Matrix: HCO 1499-1 Recording Date: July 30, 1945 Released: December 1946 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: This version of "Someone To Watch Over Me" was also issued on a 78-rpm disc (Columbia 36921), as part of the 4-record album set "The Voice Of Frank Sinatra." The recording was later included on a 45-rpm single: Columbia 4-36921.

1945	822-A	These Foolish Things	Army
		Master/Matrix: HCO 1501-1 Recording Date: July 30, 1945 Released: January 1948 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: "These Foolish Things" was also issued on a 78-rpm disc (Columbia 36919), as part of the 4-record album set "The Voice Of Frank Sinatra." The recording was later included on a 45-rpm single: Columbia 4-36919.

1945	700-B	You Go To My Head	Army
		Master/Matrix: HCO-1500-1 Recording Date: July 30, 1945 Released: November 1946 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: "You Go To My Head" was also issued on a 78-rpm disc (Columbia 36918), as part of the 4-record album set "The Voice Of Frank Sinatra." The recording was later included on a 45-rpm single: Columbia 4-36918.

1945	868-A	Silent Night [edited]	Army
		Master/Matrix: HCO-1526-1 Recording Date: August 27, 1945 Released: November 1948 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: Frank Sinatra with The Ken Lane Singers. "Silent Night" was also released as a 78-rpm single: Columbia 37145.

1945	564-A	Homesick, That’s All	Army
		Master/Matrix: VP 1586-D5TC 1409 Recording Date: September 26, 1945 Released: January 1946 Recording Source: Radio Broadcast View Related Sessions Notes: CBS broadcast of "The Frank Sinatra Show." First commercial release on Columbia CD 66137 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1945	564-A	The Night Is Young And You’re So Beautiful	Army
		Master/Matrix: VP 1586-D5TC 1409 Recording Date: September 26, 1945 Released: January 1946 Recording Source: Radio Broadcast View Related Sessions Notes: Frank Sinatra with Dinah Shore. CBS broadcast of "The Frank Sinatra Show." First commercial release on Columbia CD 66137 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1945	594-A	Aren’t You Glad You’re You	Army
		Master/Matrix: VP 1597-D5TC 1423 Recording Date: October 3, 1945 Released: March 1946 Recording Source: Radio Broadcast View Related Sessions Notes: CBS broadcast of "The Frank Sinatra Show." First commercial release on Columbia CD 66137 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1945	594-A	You Brought A New Kind Of Love To Me	Army
		Master/Matrix: VP 1597-D5TC 1423 Recording Date: October 3, 1945 Released: March 1946 Recording Source: Radio Broadcast View Related Sessions Notes: CBS broadcast of "The Frank Sinatra Show." First commercial release on Columbia CD 66137 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1945	582-A	I’ll Never Smile Again	Army
		Master/Matrix: VP 1623-D5TC 1449 Recording Date: October 24, 1945 Released: February 1946 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal View Related Sessions Notes: Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers: June Hutton, Hal Hopper, Chuck Lowry, Clark Yocum; and featuring Tommy Dorsey (trombone). CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "The Frank Sinatra Show." First commercial release on Columbia CD 66137 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1945	582-A	Without A Song	Army
		Master/Matrix: VP 1623-D5TC 1449 Recording Date: October 24, 1945 Released: February 1946 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal View Related Sessions Notes: CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "The Frank Sinatra Show." First commercial release on Columbia CD 66137 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1945		Don’t Forget Tonight, Tomorrow	Army
		Master/Matrix: VP 1644-D5TC 1492 Recording Date: October 31, 1945 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal View Related Sessions Notes: Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers. CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "Songs By Sinatra." Recorded for V-Disc, but unissued. First released on Columbia CD 66137 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1945		Was The Last Time I Saw You (The Last Time)	Army
		Master/Matrix: VP 1644-D5TC 1492 Recording Date: November 7, 1945 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal View Related Sessions Notes: CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "Songs By Sinatra." Recorded for V-Disc, but unissued. First released on Columbia CD 66137 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1945	614-A	Oh! What It Seemed To Be	Army
		Master/Matrix: JDBVP 1708-D5TC1540 Recording Date: November 14, 1945 Released: April 1946 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal View Related Sessions Notes: CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "The Frank Sinatra Show." First commercial release on Columbia CD 66137 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1945	614-A	The Old School Teacher	Army
		Master/Matrix: CO-35426-1 Recording Date: November 15, 1945 Released: April 1946 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: Frank Sinatra with Orchestra conducted by Mitch Miller. Released commercially in 1993, on "The Columbia Years 1943-1952: The Complete Recordings" box set (CXK 48673).

1945	625-A	I Have But One Heart	Army
		Master/Matrix: CO-35484-1 Recording Date: November 30, 1945 Released: May 1946 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: "I Have But One Heart" was also released as a 78-rpm single: Columbia 37554.

1945	652-B	Medley: O Little Town Of Bethlehem / Joy To The World / White Christmas	Army
		Master/Matrix: JDP VP 1761-D5TC 1819 Recording Date: December 5, 1945 Released: July 1946 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal View Related Sessions Notes: Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers. CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "Songs By Sinatra." Released commercially in 1994, on the "Christmas Songs By Sinatra" CD (Columbia CK 66413).

1945	642-B	Piece For Bassoon [Air For Bassoon]	Army
		Master/Matrix: XCO 35489-1 Recording Date: December 5, 1945 Released: June 1946 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: "Piece For Bassoon" was also released as "Air For Bassoon" on a commercial 12-inch, 78-rpm record (Columbia 7472-M) as part of the 3-disc, 78-album set "Frank Sinatra Conducts The Music Of Alec Wilder."

1945	CL-14-B	Piece For Oboe [Air For Oboe]	Army
		Master/Matrix: XCO 35487-1 Recording Date: December 5, 1945 Released: 1946 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: This V-Disc was included in the 15-disc set "Modern American Composers." "Piece For Oboe" was also released as "Air For Oboe" on a commercial 12-inch, 78-rpm record (Columbia 7472-M) as part of the 3-disc, 78-album set "Frank Sinatra Conducts The Music Of Alec Wilder."

1945	635-B	Contrapuntal Variations [Theme And Variations]	Army
		Master/Matrix: XCO 35503-1 Recording Date: December 10, 1945 Released: May 1946 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: "Contrapuntal Variations" was also released as "Theme And Variations" on a commercial 12-inch, 78-rpm record (Columbia 7474-M) as part of the 3-disc, 78-album set "Frank Sinatra Conducts The Music Of Alec Wilder."

1945	642-A	Piece For English Horn [Air For English Horn]	Army
		Master/Matrix: XCO 35504-1 Recording Date: December 10, 1945 Released: June 1946 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: "Piece For English Horn" was also released as "Air For English Horn" on a commercial 12-inch, 78-rpm record (Columbia 7473-M) as part of the 3-disc, 78-album set "Frank Sinatra Conducts The Music Of Alec Wilder."

1945	CL-15-A	Piece For Stringed Instruments - Part 1 [Slow Dance]	Army
		Master/Matrix: XCO 35502-1 Recording Date: December 10, 1945 Released: 1946 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: This V-Disc was included in the 15-disc set "Modern American Composers." "Piece For Stringed Instruments - Part 1" was also released as "Slow Dance" on a commercial 12-inch, 78-rpm record (Columbia 7474-M) as part of the 3-disc, 78-album set "Frank Sinatra Conducts The Music Of Alec Wilder."

1945	CL-15-B	Piece For Stringed Instruments - Part 2 [Theme And Variations]	Army
		Master/Matrix: XCO 35503-1 Recording Date: December 10, 1945 Released: 1946 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: This V-Disc was included in the 15-disc set "Modern American Composers." "Piece For Stringed Instruments - Part 2" was also released as "Theme And Variations" on a commercial 12-inch, 78-rpm record (Columbia 7474-M) as part of the 3-disc, 78-album set "Frank Sinatra Conducts The Music Of Alec Wilder."

1945	635-A	Slow Dance	Army
		Master/Matrix: XCO 35502-1 Recording Date: December 10, 1945 Released: May 1946 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: "Slow Dance" was also released on a commercial 12-inch, 78-rpm record (Columbia 7474-M) as part of the 3-disc, 78-album set "Frank Sinatra Conducts The Music Of Alec Wilder."

1946	789-B	Where Is My Bess	Army
		Master/Matrix: JB 118-D6TC 5297 Recording Date: January 16, 1946 Released: August 1947 Recording Source: Radio Broadcast View Related Sessions Notes: CBS broadcast of "The Frank Sinatra Show." First commercial release on Columbia CD 66137 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1946	645-A	My Romance	Army
		Master/Matrix: JDB 46-D6TC 5092 Recording Date: January 23, 1946 Released: June 1946 Recording Source: Radio Broadcast View Related Sessions Notes: Frank Sinatra with Dinah Shore. CBS broadcast of "The Frank Sinatra Show." (Some sources indicate the recording date as January 24, 1946 from the radio broadcast of "Dinah Shore's Open House.") First commercial release on Columbia CD 66137 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1946	689-A	The Song Is You	Army
		Master/Matrix: JDB 145-D6TC 5962 Recording Date: February 13, 1946 Released: October 1946 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal View Related Sessions Notes: CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "Songs By Sinatra." First commercial release on Columbia CD 66137 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1946	722-B	Begin The Beguine	Army
		Master/Matrix: HCO-1735-1 Recording Date: February 24, 1946 Released: January 1947 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: "Begin The Beguine" was also released as a 78-rpm single: Columbia 37064.

1946	679-B	Something Old, Something New	Army
		Master/Matrix: HCO-1736-1 Recording Date: February 24, 1946 Released: September 1946 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: "Something Old, Something New" was also released as a 78-rpm single: Columbia 36987.

1946	663-B	Should I?	Army
		Master/Matrix: JDB70-B45220/CBS Recording Date: February 27, 1946 Released: July 1946 Recording Source: Radio Broadcast View Related Sessions Notes: CBS broadcast of "Songs By Sinatra - Old Gold." The Pied Pipers sing and FS speaks the coda: "Man, that was a way out. They ain't never gonna come back again!"

1946	722-B	That Old Black Magic	Army
		Master/Matrix: HCO-1749-1 Recording Date: March 10, 1946 Released: January 1947 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: "That Old Black Magic" was also issued on a 78-rpm disc (Columbia 37257), as part of the 4-record album set "Songs By Sinatra, Vol. 1."

1946	679-B	The Girl That I Marry	Army
		Master/Matrix: HCO-1750-1 Recording Date: March 10, 1946 Released: September 1946 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: "The Girl That I Marry" was also released as a 78-rpm single: Columbia 36975.

1946	749-A	Soliloquy (Part One)	Army
		Master/Matrix: XCO-36057-1 Recording Date: April 7, 1946 Released: April 1947 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: "Soliloquy (Part One)" was also released on a commercial 12-inch, 78-rpm single: Columbia 7492-M.

1946	749-B	Soliloquy (Part Two)	Army
		Master/Matrix: XCO-36056-1 Recording Date: April 7, 1946 Released: April 1947 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: "Soliloquy (Part Two)" was also released on a commercial 12-inch, 78-rpm single: Columbia 7492-M.

1946	789-B	I Fall In Love With You Ev’ry Day	Army
		Master/Matrix: JB 118-D6TC 5297 Recording Date: April 10, 1946 Released: August 1947 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal View Related Sessions Notes: CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "The Frank Sinatra Show." First commercial release on Columbia CD 66137 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1946	670-A	They Say It’s Wonderful	Army
		Master/Matrix: JDB 110-D6TC 5290 Recording Date: April 24, 1946 Released: August 1946 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal View Related Sessions Notes: CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "The Frank Sinatra Show." First commercial release on Columbia CD 66137 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1946	670-A	You Are Too Beautiful	Army
		Master/Matrix: JDB 110-D6TC 5290 Recording Date: April 24, 1946 Released: August 1946 Recording Source: Radio Dress Rehearsal View Related Sessions Notes: CBS broadcast dress rehearsal of "The Frank Sinatra Show." First commercial release on Columbia CD 66137 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1946	700-B	Come Rain Or Come Shine	Army
		Master/Matrix: JDB 172-D6TC 6018 Recording Date: June 5, 1946 Released: November 1946 Recording Source: Radio Broadcast View Related Sessions Notes: CBS broadcast of "The Frank Sinatra Show." First commercial release on Columbia CD 66137 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1946	868-A	Adeste Fidelis [edited]	Army
		Master/Matrix: HCO-1945-1 Recording Date: August 8, 1946 Released: November 1948 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: "Adeste Fidelis" was also released as a 78-rpm single: Columbia 37145.

1946	868-B	Jingle Bells [edited]	Army
		Master/Matrix: HCO-1947-1 Recording Date: August 8, 1946 Released: November 1948 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: "Jingle Bells" was also released as a 78-rpm single: Columbia 37152.

1946	879-A	Lost In The Stars	Army
		Master/Matrix: HCO-1946-1 Recording Date: August 8, 1946 Released: January 1949 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: "Lost In The Stars" was also released as a 78-rpm single: Columbia 38650.

1946	763-A	I Want To Thank Your Folks	Army
		Master/Matrix: CO-37162-1 Recording Date: December 15, 1946 Released: May 1947 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: "I Want To Thank Your Folks" was also released as a 78-rpm single: Columbia 37251.

1946	763-A	You Can Take My Word For It Baby	Army
		Master/Matrix: CO-37164-1 Recording Date: December 15, 1946 Released: May 1947 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: Frank Sinatra with The Page Cavanaugh Trio. "You Can Take My Word For It Baby" was also released as a 78-rpm single: Columbia 40229.

1946	754-B	Sweet Lorraine	Army
		Master/Matrix: CO-37177-1 Recording Date: December 17, 1946 Released: April 1947 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: The Metronome All Stars with Frank Sinatra. "Sweet Lorraine" was also released as a 78-rpm single: Columbia 37293.

1947	831-A	One For My Baby	Army
		Master/Matrix: HCO-2522-1 Recording Date: August 11, 1947 Released: March 1948 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: "One For My Baby" was also issued on a 78-rpm disc (Columbia 38474), as part of the 4-record album set "Frankly Sentimental."

1947	851-A	That Old Feeling	Army
		Master/Matrix: HCO-2519-1 Recording Date: August 11, 1947 Released: July 1948 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: "That Old Feeling" was also released on a Columbia EP, B-9021, and the 1956 compilation LP "That Old Feeling," Columbia CL-902.

1947	839-A	Stormy Weather	Army
		Master/Matrix: J539-ND7TC 1443 Recording Date: November 3, 1947 Released: May 1948 Recording Source: Special V-Disc Session View Related Sessions Notes: According to the book accompanying "The V-Discs: 1943-1947" box set (Columbia C2K 66135): "In the twilight months of the program, V-Disc issued a Sinatra version of "Stormy Weather," and its date and source have still not been positively identified—although one recent discography places it a special V-Disc session from November 3, 1947." First commercial release on Columbia CD 66137 (in "The V-Discs" box set [Columbia C2K 66135]).

1947	859-B	Ever Homeward	Army
		Master/Matrix: CO-38498-1 Recording Date: December 8, 1947 Released: September 1948 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: "Ever Homeward" was also released as a 78-rpm single: Columbia 38151.

1947	868-B	It Came Upon A Midnight Clear [edited]	Army
		Master/Matrix: HCO-3067-1 Recording Date: December 28, 1947 Released: November 1948 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: Frank Sinatra with The Ken Lane Singers. "It Came Upon A Midnight Clear" was also issued on a 78-rpm disc (Columbia 38258), as part of the 4-record album set "Christmas Songs By Sinatra."

1947	868-A	O Little Town Of Bethlehem [edited]	Army
		Master/Matrix: HCO-3068-1 Recording Date: December 28, 1947 Released: November 1948 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: "O Little Town Of Bethlehem" was also issued on a 78-rpm disc (Columbia 38258), as part of the 4-record album set "Christmas Songs By Sinatra."

1947	868-B	Santa Claus Is Comin’ To Town	Army
		Master/Matrix: HCO-3072-1 Recording Date: December 28, 1947 Released: November 1948 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: "Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town" was also issued on a 78-rpm disc (Columbia 38259), as part of the 4-record album set "Christmas Songs By Sinatra."

1948	904-B	Sunflower	Army
		Master/Matrix: HCO-3467-1 Recording Date: December 6, 1948 Released: May 1949 Recording Source: Columbia Recording Session View Related Sessions Notes: "Sunflower" was also released as a 78-rpm single: Columbia 38391.