Artist: Al Donahue

Aliases

Al Donahue & His Orchestra

Country

United States

Comments

Violinist and bandleader. His band is probably best remembered as the starting point for singer Paula Kelly who went on to join The Modernaires.

Performances

		Title	Performer	Release date	Covered by
1		I Hear a Rhapsody	Al Donahue & His Orchestra	1941	(117 artists)

	Title	Performer	Release date	Originally by
1	East Side of Heaven	Al Donahue & His Orchestra	1939	Bing Crosby
2	It Had to Be You	Al Donahue & His Orchestra	1940	The Ambassadors [2]
3	Java Jive	Al Donahue & His Orchestra	1941	The Four King Sisters
4	Jeepers Creepers	Al Donahue & His Orchestra	1938	Ethel Waters
5	Oh! You Crazy Moon	Al Donahue & His Orchestra	1939	Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra
6	Stairway to the Stars	Al Donahue & His Orchestra	1939	Kay Kyser & His Orchestra - Paul Whiteman and His Concert Orchestra

	Title	Performer	Release date	Label
1	East Side of Heaven	Al Donahue & His Orchestra	1939	Vocalion
2	I Hear a Rhapsody	Al Donahue & His Orchestra	1941	OKeh
3	It Had to Be You	Al Donahue & His Orchestra	1940	Conqueror
4	Java Jive	Al Donahue & His Orchestra	1941	OKeh
5	Jeepers Creepers	Al Donahue & His Orchestra	1938	Vocalion
6	Oh! You Crazy Moon	Al Donahue & His Orchestra	1939	Vocalion
7	Stairway to the Stars	Al Donahue & His Orchestra	1939	Vocalion

Added by wally creek on 2008-09-17
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