Talk:1937 in music

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thread_title:  4 Biggest hit songs uses RYM as criteria 

message: ===Top blues records===
*"Cross Road Blues" – Robert Johnson
*"Don't Tear My Clothes" – Big Bill Broonzy
*"Horny Frog" – Big Bill Broonzy
*"Terraplane Blues" – Robert Johnson
*"32-20 Blues" – Robert Johnson
*"Come On In My Kitchen" – Robert Johnson
*"Good Morning School Girl" – Sonny Boy Williamson
			
List_of_1930s_jazz_standards#1937
6	1937	My Funny Valentine
64	1937	The Nearness of You
80	1937	Easy Living
86	1937	They Can't Take That Away from Me
88	1937	A Foggy Day
143	1937	Gone with the Wind
158	1937	Nice Work If You Can Get It
201	1937	Love Walked In
208	1937	Where or When
209	1937	In the Still of the Night
222	1937	Have You Met Miss Jones
240	1937	Someday My Prince Will Come
244	1937	That Old Feeling
262	1937	Once in a While
274	1937	September in the Rain
296	1937	All God's Chillun Got Rhythm
"Easy Living",[4][136] a ballad composed by Ralph Rainger with lyrics by Leo Robin, was written for the film Easy Living and included on the soundtrack of the 1940 film Remember the Night.[137] It is most closely associated with Billie Holiday, who recorded it with Teddy Wilson's Orchestra in 1937.[138]
"A Foggy Day"[10] was written by George and Ira Gershwin for the musical film A Damsel in Distress. It was introduced in the film by Fred Astaire, whose recording rose to number three on the charts. Bob Crosby's orchestra charted with the song in 1938.[139] The song is associated with London and begins with the chimes of the Big Ben.[140] It is also called "A Foggy Day in London Town".[139]
"Have You Met Miss Jones?"[4][10][141] is a ballad from the Broadway comedy I'd Rather Be Right, introduced on stage by Joy Hodges and Austin Marshall.[142] The song was composed by Richard Rodgers with lyrics by Lorenz Hart. Its bridge may have served as an inspiration to John Coltrane's 1959 composition "Giant Steps".[143] Female singers often sing it as "Have You Met Sir Jones?".[142]
"My Funny Valentine"[4][10][144] is Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart's show tune from the Broadway musical Babes in Arms. It was introduced on stage by Mitzi Green. Hal McIntyre and His Orchestra was the first to chart with the song in 1945.[145] Frank Sinatra recorded a hit version in 1955, and later the song became readily associated with his live performances. Other influential versions were recorded by Chet Baker (on My Funny Valentine, 1954) and Miles Davis (on Cookin', 1956).[145]
"Nice Work If You Can Get It[4] was written by George and Ira Gershwin for the musical film A Damsel in Distress. It was introduced in the film by Fred Astaire and has been recorded many times by jazz singers and pianists.[146]
"Once in a While"[10][147] is a composition by Michael Edwards with lyrics by Bud Green. It became a hit for Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra, whose recording stayed at the top of the charts for 14 weeks. It was later taken to the charts by Horace Heidt in 1937, Louis Armstrong in 1938, Patti Page in 1952 and doo-wop group The Chimes in 1961.[148] Rahsaan Roland Kirk is credited with reviving interest in the song among jazz musicians with his 1965 recording, which mixed the original with Middle Eastern harmony.[148][149]
"One O'Clock Jump" is an instrumental twelve-bar blues composition by Count Basie. Used as the signature piece of Basie's band, it is strongly associated with the swing era and remains one of the best-known compositions of the period.[150] Saxophonist Buster Smith wrote a part of the composition, but was denied co-credit by Basie.[151][152] "One O'Clock Jump" was taken to the charts by Harry James in 1938 and by the Metronome All-Stars in 1941. Benny Goodman gave an influential performance of it in his 1938 Carnegie Hall concert.[153]
"Some Day My Prince Will Come"[4][44][154] was written by composer Frank Churchill and lyricist Larry Morey for Walt Disney's animated film Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. The first jazz recordings were by Donald Byrd and The Dave Brubeck Quartet in 1957. Bill Evans has recorded the song several times. Miles Davis's rendition on the album Someday My Prince Will Come (1961) is notable for John Coltrane's memorable solo.[155]
"They Can't Take That Away from Me"[10] is a song from the musical film Shall We Dance, composed by George Gershwin with lyrics by Ira Gershwin. It was introduced by Fred Astaire, whose recording with the Johnny Green Orchestra stayed at number one for ten weeks. A famous version was recorded by Charlie Parker in 1950 and released on Charlie Parker with Strings.[156]
RACE 1937								
											
											
1937_013		Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra v_Billie Holiday	Carelessly	1	3	12	Brunswick 7867	Charles Kenny, Nick Kenny, Norman Ellis	1937/03/31	1937/04/15	1937/04/24
1937_021		Fats Waller and his Rhythm	(You Know it All) Smarty	1	2	8	Victor 25608	Ralph Freed, Burton Lane	1937/06/11	1937/06/30	
1937_023		Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra	You Can't Stop Me from Dreaming	1	2	7	Brunswick 7954	Cliff Friend, Dave Franklin	1937/08/29	1937/09/15	1937/10/02
1937_033		Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra	Remember Me?	2	3	10	Brunswick 7940				1937/09/11
1937_036		Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra	There's a Lull in My Life	2	2	10	Brunswick 7884				1937/05/22
1937_054		Fats Waller	I'm Sorry I Made You Cry	3	1	6					
1937_055		Fats Waller	Spring Cleaning	3	1	6					
1937_056		Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra v_Billie Holiday	Pennies from Heaven	3	1	6	Brunswick 7789				1937/01/02
1937_060		Duke Ellington and His Famous Orchestra	Caravan	4	1	18	Master 131	Duke Ellington, Irving Mills, Juan Tizol	1937/05/14	1937/06/18	1937/07/03
1937_063		Billie Holiday	I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm	4	1	10	Vocalion 3431				
1937_071		Fats Waller (with Tommy Dorsey & Bunny Berigan & Dick McDonough)	Honeysuckle Rose	4	1	4	Victor 25559				1937/04/24
1937_072		Fats Waller	You're Laughing at Me	4	1	4					
1937_100		Fats Waller	Please Keep Me in Your Dreams	6	1	5					
1937_106		Lionel Hampton and His Orchestra	After You've Gone	6	1	3					
1937_107		Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra	Ain't Misbehavin'	6	1	3	Brunswick 7964				
1937_116		Fats Waller	Our Love was Meant to Be	7	1	4					
1937_118		Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra v_Billie Holiday	Mean to Me	7	1	4	Brunswick 7903				
1937_119		Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra	Where the Lazy River Goes by	7	1	4	Brunswick 7797				
1937_139		Fats Waller	A Thousand Dreams of You	8	1	4					
1937_142		Fats Waller	Who's Afraid of Love	8	1	3					
1937_143		Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra v_Billie Holiday	The Mood That I'm In	8	1	3	Brunswick 7844				1937/04/03
1937_144		Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra v_Billie Holiday	This Year's Kisses	8	1	3	Brunswick 7824				1937/02/27
1937_149		Duke Ellington and His Famous Orchestra	Scattin' at the Kit Kat	9	1	5	Master 123	Duke Ellington-Irving Mills	1937/03/05		1937/06/05
1937_159		Fats Waller	T'aint Good (Like a Nickel Made of Wood)	9	1	3					1936/12/26
1937_164		Billie Holiday	Getting Some Fun Out of Life	10	1	5	Vocalion 3701				
1937_174		Billie Holiday	A Sailboat in the Moonlight	10	1	3	Vocalion 3605				
1937_176		Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra v_Billie Holiday	(This Is) My Last Affair	10	1	3	Brunswick 7840				
1937_177		Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra	I'm Coming, Virginia	10	1	3	Brunswick 7893				
1937_190		Billie Holiday	Me, Myself, and I	11	1	3	Vocalion 3593				
1937_200		Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra v_Billie Holiday	Moanin' Low	11	1	2	Brunswick 7877				1937/05/22
.
1937_202		Ella Fitzgerald (Chick Webb Orchestra)	If You Ever Should Leave	12	1	4					
1937_204		Billie Holiday	They Can't Take That Away from Me	12	1	4	Vocalion 3520				
1937_207		Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra v_Billie Holiday	How Could You?	12	1	3	Brunswick 7867				1937/05/01
1937_209		Duke Ellington and His Famous Orchestra	There's a Lull in My Life	12	1	2	Master 117	Harry Revel, Mack Gordon	1937/04/09		1937/05/22
1937_218		Duke Ellington and His Famous Orchestra	Azure	13	1	4	Master 131	Duke Ellington	1937/05/14	1937/06/18	1937/08/21
1937_223		Billie Holiday	Please Keep Me in Your Dreams	13	1	3	Vocalion 3440				
1937_237		Duke Ellington and His Famous Orchestra	All God's Chillun Get Rhythm	14	1	2	Master 137	Bronislaw Kaper,Gus Kahn, Walter Jurmann	1937/06/08		1937/07/31
1937_239		Lionel Hampton and His Orchestra	Confessin' (That I Love You)	14	1	2					
1937_247		Count Basie and His Orchestra	One O'Clock Jump	15	1	3					
1937_266		Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra v_Billie Holiday	Easy Living	15	1	2	Brunswick 7911				
1937_269		Duke Ellington and His Famous Orchestra	The New East St. Louis Toodle-oo	16	1	2	Master 101	Duke Ellington-Bubber Miley	1937/03/05	1937/04/01	1937/05/01
1937_277		Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra v_Billie Holiday	Yours and Mine	16	1	2	Brunswick 7917				
1937_280		Lionel Hampton and His Orchestra	China Stomp	16	1	1					
1937_284		Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra	You're My Desire	16	1	1	Brunswick 7940				
1937_308		Fats Waller	The Joint is Jumpin'	17	1	1					
1937_309		Fats Waller	To a Sweet and Pretty Thing	17	1	1					
1937_310		Fats Waller	When Love is Young	17	1	1					
1937_313		Billie Holiday	Trav'lin' All Alone	18	1	2	Vocalion 3748				
1937_316		Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra	Tea for Two	18	1	2	Brunswick 7816				
1937_330		Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra	It's Swell of You	18	1	1	Brunswick 7884				
1937_342		Ella Fitzgerald & Mills Brothers	Dedicated to You	19	1	1					
1937_354		Fats Waller	You Showed Me the Way	19	1	1					
1937_355		Fats Waller	You're My Dish	19	1	1					
1937_366		Ella Fitzgerald (Chick Webb Orchestra)	All Over Nothing at All	20	1	1					
1937_367		Ella Fitzgerald & Mills Brothers	Big Boy Blue	20	1	1					
1937_371		Lionel Hampton and His Orchestra	The Mood that I'm In	20	1	1					
1937_379		Fats Waller	Where is the Sun?	20	1	1					
1937_380		Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra v_Billie Holiday	Nice Work if You Can Get It	20	1	1	Brunswick 8015				
1937_c015		Robert Johnson	Cross Road Blues				Vocalion 03519		1936/11/27	1937/04/20	
1937_c024		Robert Johnson	Sweet Home Chicago				Vocalion 03601		1936/11/23	1937/07/24	
1937_c026		Robert Johnson	Hellhound on My Trail				Vocalion 03623		1937/06/20	1937/08/01	
1937_c034		Robert Johnson	Terraplane Blues				Vocalion 03416	Robert Johnson	1936/11/23	1937/01/14	
1937_c038		Robert Johnson	Come On in My Kitchen				Vocalion 03563		1936/11/23	1937/06/01	
1937_c043		Robert Johnson	Stones in My Passway				Vocalion 03723		1937/06/19	1937/11/15	
1937_c053		Robert Johnson	32 20 Blues				Vocalion 03445	Robert Johnson	1936/11/26	1937/02/10	
1937_c057		Robert Johnson	I Believe I'll Dust My Broom				Vocalion 03475	Robert Johnson	1936/11/23	1937/03/10	
1937_c063		Robert Johnson	Ramblin' on My Mind				Vocalion 03519	Robert Johnson	1936/11/23	1937/03/10	
1937_c065		Robert Johnson	Malted Milk Blues				Vocalion 03665		1937/06/19	1937/09/08	
1937_c066		Robert Johnson	Kind Hearted Woman Blues				Vocalion 03416	Robert Johnson	1936/11/23	1937/01/14	
1937_c067		Robert Johnson	Walkin' Blues				Vocalion 03601	-	1936/11/27	1937/07/24 Tillywilly17 (talk) 21:44, 6 July 2022 (UTC)
thread_title:  blues etc 

message: *"Cross Road Blues" – Robert Johnson
*"Don't Tear My Clothes" – Big Bill Broonzy
*"Horny Frog" – Big Bill Broonzy
*"Terraplane Blues" – Robert Johnson
*"32-20 Blues" – Robert Johnson
*"Come On In My Kitchen" – Robert Johnson
*"Good Morning School Girl" – Sonny Boy Williamson
			
List_of_1930s_jazz_standards#1937
6	1937	My Funny Valentine
64	1937	The Nearness of You
80	1937	Easy Living
86	1937	They Can't Take That Away from Me
88	1937	A Foggy Day
143	1937	Gone with the Wind
158	1937	Nice Work If You Can Get It
201	1937	Love Walked In
208	1937	Where or When
209	1937	In the Still of the Night
222	1937	Have You Met Miss Jones
240	1937	Someday My Prince Will Come
244	1937	That Old Feeling
262	1937	Once in a While
274	1937	September in the Rain
296	1937	All God's Chillun Got Rhythm
"Easy Living",[4][136] a ballad composed by Ralph Rainger with lyrics by Leo Robin, was written for the film Easy Living and included on the soundtrack of the 1940 film Remember the Night.[137] It is most closely associated with Billie Holiday, who recorded it with Teddy Wilson's Orchestra in 1937.[138]
"A Foggy Day"[10] was written by George and Ira Gershwin for the musical film A Damsel in Distress. It was introduced in the film by Fred Astaire, whose recording rose to number three on the charts. Bob Crosby's orchestra charted with the song in 1938.[139] The song is associated with London and begins with the chimes of the Big Ben.[140] It is also called "A Foggy Day in London Town".[139]
"Have You Met Miss Jones?"[4][10][141] is a ballad from the Broadway comedy I'd Rather Be Right, introduced on stage by Joy Hodges and Austin Marshall.[142] The song was composed by Richard Rodgers with lyrics by Lorenz Hart. Its bridge may have served as an inspiration to John Coltrane's 1959 composition "Giant Steps".[143] Female singers often sing it as "Have You Met Sir Jones?".[142]
"My Funny Valentine"[4][10][144] is Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart's show tune from the Broadway musical Babes in Arms. It was introduced on stage by Mitzi Green. Hal McIntyre and His Orchestra was the first to chart with the song in 1945.[145] Frank Sinatra recorded a hit version in 1955, and later the song became readily associated with his live performances. Other influential versions were recorded by Chet Baker (on My Funny Valentine, 1954) and Miles Davis (on Cookin', 1956).[145]
"Nice Work If You Can Get It[4] was written by George and Ira Gershwin for the musical film A Damsel in Distress. It was introduced in the film by Fred Astaire and has been recorded many times by jazz singers and pianists.[146]
"Once in a While"[10][147] is a composition by Michael Edwards with lyrics by Bud Green. It became a hit for Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra, whose recording stayed at the top of the charts for 14 weeks. It was later taken to the charts by Horace Heidt in 1937, Louis Armstrong in 1938, Patti Page in 1952 and doo-wop group The Chimes in 1961.[148] Rahsaan Roland Kirk is credited with reviving interest in the song among jazz musicians with his 1965 recording, which mixed the original with Middle Eastern harmony.[148][149]
"One O'Clock Jump" is an instrumental twelve-bar blues composition by Count Basie. Used as the signature piece of Basie's band, it is strongly associated with the swing era and remains one of the best-known compositions of the period.[150] Saxophonist Buster Smith wrote a part of the composition, but was denied co-credit by Basie.[151][152] "One O'Clock Jump" was taken to the charts by Harry James in 1938 and by the Metronome All-Stars in 1941. Benny Goodman gave an influential performance of it in his 1938 Carnegie Hall concert.[153]
"Some Day My Prince Will Come"[4][44][154] was written by composer Frank Churchill and lyricist Larry Morey for Walt Disney's animated film Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. The first jazz recordings were by Donald Byrd and The Dave Brubeck Quartet in 1957. Bill Evans has recorded the song several times. Miles Davis's rendition on the album Someday My Prince Will Come (1961) is notable for John Coltrane's memorable solo.[155]
"They Can't Take That Away from Me"[10] is a song from the musical film Shall We Dance, composed by George Gershwin with lyrics by Ira Gershwin. It was introduced by Fred Astaire, whose recording with the Johnny Green Orchestra stayed at number one for ten weeks. A famous version was recorded by Charlie Parker in 1950 and released on Charlie Parker with Strings.[156]
RACE 1937								
											
											
1937_013		Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra v_Billie Holiday	Carelessly	1	3	12	Brunswick 7867	Charles Kenny, Nick Kenny, Norman Ellis	1937/03/31	1937/04/15	1937/04/24
1937_021		Fats Waller and his Rhythm	(You Know it All) Smarty	1	2	8	Victor 25608	Ralph Freed, Burton Lane	1937/06/11	1937/06/30	
1937_023		Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra	You Can't Stop Me from Dreaming	1	2	7	Brunswick 7954	Cliff Friend, Dave Franklin	1937/08/29	1937/09/15	1937/10/02
1937_033		Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra	Remember Me?	2	3	10	Brunswick 7940				1937/09/11
1937_036		Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra	There's a Lull in My Life	2	2	10	Brunswick 7884				1937/05/22
1937_054		Fats Waller	I'm Sorry I Made You Cry	3	1	6					
1937_055		Fats Waller	Spring Cleaning	3	1	6					
1937_056		Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra v_Billie Holiday	Pennies from Heaven	3	1	6	Brunswick 7789				1937/01/02
1937_060		Duke Ellington and His Famous Orchestra	Caravan	4	1	18	Master 131	Duke Ellington, Irving Mills, Juan Tizol	1937/05/14	1937/06/18	1937/07/03
1937_063		Billie Holiday	I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm	4	1	10	Vocalion 3431				
1937_071		Fats Waller (with Tommy Dorsey & Bunny Berigan & Dick McDonough)	Honeysuckle Rose	4	1	4	Victor 25559				1937/04/24
1937_072		Fats Waller	You're Laughing at Me	4	1	4					
1937_100		Fats Waller	Please Keep Me in Your Dreams	6	1	5					
1937_106		Lionel Hampton and His Orchestra	After You've Gone	6	1	3					
1937_107		Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra	Ain't Misbehavin'	6	1	3	Brunswick 7964				
1937_116		Fats Waller	Our Love was Meant to Be	7	1	4					
1937_118		Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra v_Billie Holiday	Mean to Me	7	1	4	Brunswick 7903				
1937_119		Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra	Where the Lazy River Goes by	7	1	4	Brunswick 7797				
1937_139		Fats Waller	A Thousand Dreams of You	8	1	4					
1937_142		Fats Waller	Who's Afraid of Love	8	1	3					
1937_143		Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra v_Billie Holiday	The Mood That I'm In	8	1	3	Brunswick 7844				1937/04/03
1937_144		Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra v_Billie Holiday	This Year's Kisses	8	1	3	Brunswick 7824				1937/02/27
1937_149		Duke Ellington and His Famous Orchestra	Scattin' at the Kit Kat	9	1	5	Master 123	Duke Ellington-Irving Mills	1937/03/05		1937/06/05
1937_159		Fats Waller	T'aint Good (Like a Nickel Made of Wood)	9	1	3					1936/12/26
1937_164		Billie Holiday	Getting Some Fun Out of Life	10	1	5	Vocalion 3701				
1937_174		Billie Holiday	A Sailboat in the Moonlight	10	1	3	Vocalion 3605				
1937_176		Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra v_Billie Holiday	(This Is) My Last Affair	10	1	3	Brunswick 7840				
1937_177		Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra	I'm Coming, Virginia	10	1	3	Brunswick 7893				
1937_190		Billie Holiday	Me, Myself, and I	11	1	3	Vocalion 3593				
1937_200		Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra v_Billie Holiday	Moanin' Low	11	1	2	Brunswick 7877				1937/05/22
.
1937_202		Ella Fitzgerald (Chick Webb Orchestra)	If You Ever Should Leave	12	1	4					
1937_204		Billie Holiday	They Can't Take That Away from Me	12	1	4	Vocalion 3520				
1937_207		Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra v_Billie Holiday	How Could You?	12	1	3	Brunswick 7867				1937/05/01
1937_209		Duke Ellington and His Famous Orchestra	There's a Lull in My Life	12	1	2	Master 117	Harry Revel, Mack Gordon	1937/04/09		1937/05/22
1937_218		Duke Ellington and His Famous Orchestra	Azure	13	1	4	Master 131	Duke Ellington	1937/05/14	1937/06/18	1937/08/21
1937_223		Billie Holiday	Please Keep Me in Your Dreams	13	1	3	Vocalion 3440				
1937_237		Duke Ellington and His Famous Orchestra	All God's Chillun Get Rhythm	14	1	2	Master 137	Bronislaw Kaper,Gus Kahn, Walter Jurmann	1937/06/08		1937/07/31
1937_239		Lionel Hampton and His Orchestra	Confessin' (That I Love You)	14	1	2					
1937_247		Count Basie and His Orchestra	One O'Clock Jump	15	1	3					
1937_266		Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra v_Billie Holiday	Easy Living	15	1	2	Brunswick 7911				
1937_269		Duke Ellington and His Famous Orchestra	The New East St. Louis Toodle-oo	16	1	2	Master 101	Duke Ellington-Bubber Miley	1937/03/05	1937/04/01	1937/05/01
1937_277		Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra v_Billie Holiday	Yours and Mine	16	1	2	Brunswick 7917				
1937_280		Lionel Hampton and His Orchestra	China Stomp	16	1	1					
1937_284		Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra	You're My Desire	16	1	1	Brunswick 7940				
1937_308		Fats Waller	The Joint is Jumpin'	17	1	1					
1937_309		Fats Waller	To a Sweet and Pretty Thing	17	1	1					
1937_310		Fats Waller	When Love is Young	17	1	1					
1937_313		Billie Holiday	Trav'lin' All Alone	18	1	2	Vocalion 3748				
1937_316		Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra	Tea for Two	18	1	2	Brunswick 7816				
1937_330		Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra	It's Swell of You	18	1	1	Brunswick 7884				
1937_342		Ella Fitzgerald & Mills Brothers	Dedicated to You	19	1	1					
1937_354		Fats Waller	You Showed Me the Way	19	1	1					
1937_355		Fats Waller	You're My Dish	19	1	1					
1937_366		Ella Fitzgerald (Chick Webb Orchestra)	All Over Nothing at All	20	1	1					
1937_367		Ella Fitzgerald & Mills Brothers	Big Boy Blue	20	1	1					
1937_371		Lionel Hampton and His Orchestra	The Mood that I'm In	20	1	1					
1937_379		Fats Waller	Where is the Sun?	20	1	1					
1937_380		Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra v_Billie Holiday	Nice Work if You Can Get It	20	1	1	Brunswick 8015				
1937_c015		Robert Johnson	Cross Road Blues				Vocalion 03519		1936/11/27	1937/04/20	
1937_c024		Robert Johnson	Sweet Home Chicago				Vocalion 03601		1936/11/23	1937/07/24	
1937_c026		Robert Johnson	Hellhound on My Trail				Vocalion 03623		1937/06/20	1937/08/01	
1937_c034		Robert Johnson	Terraplane Blues				Vocalion 03416	Robert Johnson	1936/11/23	1937/01/14	
1937_c038		Robert Johnson	Come On in My Kitchen				Vocalion 03563		1936/11/23	1937/06/01	
1937_c043		Robert Johnson	Stones in My Passway				Vocalion 03723		1937/06/19	1937/11/15	
1937_c053		Robert Johnson	32 20 Blues				Vocalion 03445	Robert Johnson	1936/11/26	1937/02/10	
1937_c057		Robert Johnson	I Believe I'll Dust My Broom				Vocalion 03475	Robert Johnson	1936/11/23	1937/03/10	
1937_c063		Robert Johnson	Ramblin' on My Mind				Vocalion 03519	Robert Johnson	1936/11/23	1937/03/10	
1937_c065		Robert Johnson	Malted Milk Blues				Vocalion 03665		1937/06/19	1937/09/08	
1937_c066		Robert Johnson	Kind Hearted Woman Blues				Vocalion 03416	Robert Johnson	1936/11/23	1937/01/14	
1937_c067		Robert Johnson	Walkin' Blues				Vocalion 03601	-	1936/11/27	1937/07/24 Tillywilly17 (talk) 21:44, 6 July 2022 (UTC)
thread_title: Top blues records