On page 22 of the February 2, 1946 issue of Billboard there is an article that states
Capitol Songs has four disks lined
up for its "Shoo-Fly Pie and Apple
Pan Dowdy." Stan Kenton and Peggy
Lee are doing versions of it for
Capitol Records, Guy Lombardo will
cut it for Decca and Dinah Shore
for Columbia.
It appears that the Peggy Lee recording was not made.
The Dinah Shore and Stan Kenton recording were both reviewed in the February 16, 1946 issue.
By April the Kenton, Shore and Lombardo versions made the Billboard charts.
Connie Haines's version was reviewed in March.
Connie Haines
Mercury 2063
Shoo-Fly Pie and Apple Pan Dowdy
b/w Do You Love Me?
Recorded Feb 1946
An ad for the Johnny Desmond recording appeared in April.
Johnny Desmond
with Russ Case and his Orchestra and Chorus
RCS Victor 20-1861
I Don't Know Enough About You
b/w Shoo-Fly Pie and Apple Pan Dowdy
An ad for the Vogue (The Picture Record) label in August 1946 announced a version by the King's Jesters.
King's Jesters
Vogue R750
Shoo Fly Pie and Apple Pan Dowdy
b/w Who's Got a Tent for Rent!