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- AAnatole of Paris
- BFarming
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- ABabbitt and the bromide
- BFairy pipers
Danny Kaye, the American film comedian and entertainer, sings 'Babbitt and the Bromide' and 'Fairy Pipers' on Columbia, capturing his rapid-patter comic style familiar from his films.AI summary
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- ADinah
- BEileen
Danny Kaye, the comic actor and vocalist, singing popular songs on Columbia; likely 1940s–1950s.AI summary
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- ALittle Fiddle
- B2 sides
Danny Kaye, the American comedian and singer, on Decca 88006. 'Little Fiddle' is characteristic of Kaye's novelty and comedy song repertoire from the 1940s.AI summary
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- AMinnie the Moocher
- BDinah
Danny Kaye, the American comedian and entertainer, performing two novelty jazz numbers for Columbia. Kaye was a major recording and film star whose output was widely distributed.AI summary
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- AMinnie the Moocher
- BDinah
Danny Kaye was an American comedian, actor and singer known for rapid-fire novelty songs and comic delivery; this Columbia disc pairs two classic jazz standards in his comedic style, "Minnie the Moocher" and "Dinah".AI summary
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- AThe Peony Bush
- BI've got a lovely bunch of coconuts
Danny Kaye on Brunswick, performing 'The Peony Bush' and 'I've Got a Lovely Bunch of Coconuts' — the American entertainer and comic vocalist.AI summary
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- ATubby the tuba ditto
Danny Kaye, the American entertainer and comic actor, recorded 'Tubby the Tuba Ditto' for Brunswick, one of several comic novelty recordings he made for film and record. Kaye was a major star of stage, film and variety entertainment.AI summary