I Cried for You
Recordings

I Cried for You

Section Title: Recordings
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Date	Main recording artist	Featured vocalists (or instrumental)	Album title, notes

1923	Abe Lyman and His Orchestra	(instrumental?)	First recording of the song

1923	Columbians	(instrumental?)	cf. 1923 in music

1923	Benny Krueger and His Orchestra	(instrumental?)	cf. 1923 in music, 10 weeks in the charts, peaking two weeks at number 2.

1932	Connee Boswell	Connee Boswell	78 rpm, Brunswick BX-11569

1932	Red Nichols and His Orchestra	Chick Bullock	78 rpm, Brunswick B-11332

1935	Mildred Bailey and Her Orchestra	Mildred Bailey	78 rpm Shellac, Parlaphone 2675

1936	Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra	Billie Holiday	With Johnny Hodges, Harry Carney and Jonah Jones; The Quintessential Billie Holiday Volume 2, cf. 1936 in music

1937	Benny Goodman Quintet	(instrumental)	cf. 1937 in music

1937	Glen Gray and The Casa Loma Orchestra	Kenny Sargent	cf. 1937 in music

1937-41	Kate Smith	Kate Smith

1938	Bunny Berigan and His Orchestra	Kathleen Lane	cf. 1938 in music, peaked nr. 13, Casa Loma on Hi-Fi, rel. 1956

1938	Jimmy Dorsey & His Orchestra	(instrumental)	Contrasts, arranged by Tutti Camarata

1938	Bing Crosby with The John Scott Trotter Orchestra	Bing Crosby	recorded December 12, 1938, peaked nr. 13

1939	Judy Garland	Judy Garland	Feat. in the film Babes in Arms, cf. 1939 in music

1939	Glen Gray and The Casa Loma Orchestra	(instrumental?)	peaked nr. 6

1930s	Sid Phillips	(instrumental)

1930s	Lee Wiley	Lee Wiley

1942	Harry James and His Orchestra	Helen Forrest	cf. 1942 in music, peaked nr. 19

1945	Erroll Garner	(instrumental)	cf. 1945 in music

1946	Jazz at the Philharmonic	Billie Holiday	On June 3, with Coleman Hawkins, Illinois Jacquet, Lester Young and Buck Clayton

1946	Andy Russell and The Pied Pipers	Andy Russell	cf. 1946 in music

1947	Louis Armstrong	Velma Middleton	Satchmo at Symphony Hall, released in 1951

1947	Sarah Vaughan	Sarah Vaughan	cf. 1947 in music

1948	Louis Armstrong & the All-Stars	Velma Middleton	The Fabulous 1948 Paris Concert Vol. 1, released in 1978

1952	Count Basie and His Orchestra	Helen Humes	TV Broadcast

1952	Five Keys	Rudy West, Dickie Smith

1954	Billie Holiday	Billie Holiday	With Oscar Peterson and Charlie Shavers Billie Holiday for Clef/Verve,

1955	Sarah Vaughan	Sarah Vaughan	After Hours with Sarah Vaughan

1956	Eddy Arnold	Eddy Arnold	cf. 1956 in music

1956	Cliff Edwards with The Wonderland Jazz Band	Cliff Edwards	Ukulele Ike Sings Again

1956	Billie Holiday	Billie Holiday	The Essential Billie Holiday: Carnegie Hall Concert Recorded Live

1956	Rita Reys with Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers	Rita Reys	The Cool Voice of Rita Reys (Philips)

1956	Frank Sinatra	Frank Sinatra	Featured in the film The Joker Is Wild, cf. 1956 in music

1957	Della Reese	Della Reese

1957	Ethel Ennis with Orchestra cond. by Neal Hefti	Ethel Ennis	Change of Scenery, cf. 1957 in music

1957	Woody Herman and His Orchestra	(instrumental)	Live in Stereo at Marion June 8 - 1957 featuring Bill Harris

1957	Matt Monro with The Malcolm Lockyer Orchestra	Matt Monro	Blue and Sentimental

1957	Sarah Vaughan	Sarah Vaughan	Swingin' Easy

1958	Connie Francis	Connie Francis	Who's Sorry Now, cf. 1958 in music

1959	Polly Bergen with Orchestra cond. by Luther Henderson	Polly Bergen	My Heart Sings

1959	Vic Damone with Orchestra cond. by Jack Marshall	Vic Damone	On the Swingin' Side, cf. 1959 in music

1959	Sonny King with Orchestra cond. by Van Alexander	Sonny King	For Losers Only, “Colpix Find of the Year”, arr. by Johnny Williams

1959	Jimmy Rushing	Jimmy Rushing	Rushing Lullabies with Ray Bryant on piano

1960	Ella Fitzgerald	Ella Fitzgerald	Let No Man Write My Epitaph

1960	Zoot Sims	(instrumental)	Down Home

1961	Count Basie and His Orchestra	Sarah Vaughan	Count Basie / Sarah Vaughan

1962	Al Hirt	Dean Martin	Trumpet and Strings, cf. 1962 in music

1962	Carmen McRae	Carmen McRae	Sings Lover Man and Other Billie Holiday Classics

1963	Wayne Newton	Wayne Newton	Danke Schoen

1963	Sarah Vaughan with Woody Herman	Sarah Vaughan	1963 Live Guard Sessions

1964	Ray Charles	Ray Charles	Sweet and Sour Tears

1965	Big Maybelle	Big Maybelle	The Soul of Big Maybelle (Scepter)

1965	Rita Reys with the Pim Jacobs Trio	Rita Reys	Congratulations in Jazz

1968	Ella Fitzgerald	Ella Fitzgerald	30 by Ella

1972	Carmen McRae	Carmen McRae	The Great American Songbook, live recording with Jimmy Rowles and Joe Pass

1972	Diana Ross	Diana Ross	Featured in the film Lady Sings the Blues, a biopic tributed to Billie Holiday

1974	Dean Martin	Dean Martin	cf. 1974 in music

1976	Bertice Reading	Bertice Reading	The Two Moods of Bertice Reading

1977	Rosemary Clooney	Rosemary Clooney	Everything's Coming Up Rosie

1978	Anita O'Day	Anita O'Day	There's Only One...

1985	Rita Reys with the Pim Jacobs Trio	Rita Reys	Live at the Concertgebouw – Special Guest Louis van Dijk

1993	Dave Brubeck	(instrumental)	Trio Brubeck

2001	Etta Jones	Etta Jones	Sings Lady Day

2003	Elkie Brooks with Humphrey Lyttelton	Elkie Brooks	Trouble in Mind

2006	Stephanie Nakasian	Stephanie Nakasian	Thrush Hour: A Study of the Great Ladies of Jazz, emulating Carmen McRae

2009	Kalil Wilson	Kalil Wilson	Easy to Love

Sentence(s)

In 1938, the two recordings peaked both number 13, Bunny Berigan and His Orchestra with Kathleen Lane on vocals and an interpretation by Bing Crosby.

final_sentence: In 1938, the two recordings peaked both number 13, Bunny Berigan and His Orchestra with Kathleen Lane on vocals and an interpretation by Bing Crosby.