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- A(+E Randolph)Lets' say Goodnight till the Morning
- B(+B Hale)Who
Jack Buchanan, a celebrated British-American actor, dancer and entertainer, performing duets with co-stars for Columbia in the 1920s; Buchanan was a major stage and film star of the era.AI summary
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- A(+June) For my Friend
- B(+June) Do it for me
Jack Buchanan, a major British musical entertainer and film star, recorded a duet with June (possibly June Tripp) for Columbia in the late 1920s.AI summary
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- A(+Randolph)Don't love you
- B(Orch)Business is Business
Jack Buchanan, the Scottish musical-theatre star and film actor, performing two novelty vocal numbers on Columbia 3453, with Randolph on one side. Buchanan was a major star of the 1920s–30s stage and early film.AI summary
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- ABlotto
- BTake a Step
Jack Buchanan, a major British and American entertainer, actor and dancer, on Columbia 3451. Buchanan was a star of stage and early film, and his recording catalogue is collected by theatre and music-hall historians.AI summary
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- AEverything happens to me
- BI'm looking for a Melody
Jack Buchanan, the British stage and film entertainer, performing 'Everything happens to me' and 'I'm looking for a Melody' on Columbia, recorded in the 1930s.AI summary
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- AEverything Stops for tea
- BFrom One Minute to Another
Jack Buchanan, the Scottish comedian and entertainer, on Brunswick: 'Everything Stops for tea' and 'From One Minute to Another', light novelty songs typical of Buchanan's vaudeville style.AI summary
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- AFlying Trapeze
- Bpart 2
Jack Buchanan (1891–1957), a British actor, dancer, and entertainer, performing 'Flying Trapeze' in two parts on Columbia electrical-process recording; Buchanan was a major West End and film star of the 1930s.AI summary
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- AGoodnight Vienna
- BLiving in Clover
Jack Buchanan was a Scottish entertainer, actor and dancer who became a major star of stage and screen in the 1920s and 1930s. This His Master's Voice pressing includes 'Goodnight Vienna', one of his signature songs.AI summary
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- AI'm in a Dancing Mood
- BThis'll Make You Whistle
Jack Buchanan, the British-American musical theatre star, performing 'I'm in a Dancing Mood' and 'This'll Make You Whistle' on Brunswick, likely from the mid-1930s.AI summary
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- AI'm in a Dancing Mood
- BThis'll Make You Whistle
Jack Buchanan, the Scottish entertainer and film star, performing 'I'm in a Dancing Mood' and 'This'll Make You Whistle' on Brunswick.AI summary
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- AI'm Still Dreaming
- BLet's Put Some People to Work
Jack Buchanan, a major British musical theatre star and entertainer, performing 'I'm Still Dreaming' and 'Let's Put Some People to Work' on Brunswick 02153, a 1930s UK pressing.AI summary
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- AI've looked for Trouble
- B(+B Hale) When we get our Divorce
Jack Buchanan, the Scottish entertainer and star of stage and film, recorded 'I've looked for Trouble' and 'When we get our Divorce' (a duet with B Hale) for Columbia, catalogue 4141; Buchanan was a major popular star of the 1920s–30s.AI summary
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- ALeave a little for me
- BYes Mr Brown
Jack Buchanan, the Scottish theatrical star, recorded 'Leave a Little for Me' and 'Yes Mr Brown' for His Master's Voice in the late 1920s. Buchanan was a major personality of stage revue and musical theatre, known for sophisticated song-and-dance routines.AI summary
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- ALeave a little for me
- BYes Mr Brown
Jack Buchanan, the Scottish star of stage and screen, recorded 'Leave a Little for Me' and 'Yes Mr Brown' for His Master's Voice in the late 1920s. Buchanan was a major personality of the era, known for song-and-dance routines in revue and musical theatre.AI summary
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- ALet's put some People to work
Jack Buchanan, the debonair star of British musical comedy and film, sings 'Let's Put Some People to Work' on a Speak-O-Phone disc.AI summary
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- AMedley
- Bpart 2
Jack Buchanan, the Scottish-born song-and-dance star of stage and early film, recorded this medley for His Master's Voice during the acoustic era. Buchanan was a major West End and Broadway entertainer in the 1920s and 1930s.AI summary
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- AOne good Tune deserves another
- BI think I can
Jack Buchanan, the Scottish entertainer, actor and dancer, recorded 'One Good Tune Deserves Another' and 'I Think I Can' for Columbia's DB series, a premium label format of the 1930s.AI summary
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- AOne good Tune deserves another
- BI think I can
Jack Buchanan, the Scottish actor and entertainer, singing 'One Good Tune Deserves Another' and 'I Think I Can' on Columbia. Buchanan was a major stage and film star of the 1920s and 1930s, known for his sophisticated song-and-dance performances.AI summary
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- ASo green
- BOo la la
Jack Buchanan singing 'So Green' and 'Oo La La' on His Master's Voice B8027, from the late 1920s or early 1930s.AI summary
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- AStand up and sing
- BMight Time
Jack Buchanan, the Scottish entertainer and stage star, singing 'Stand Up and Sing' and 'Might Time' on Columbia DB484, from the late 1920s or early 1930s.AI summary
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- ASweet so and so
- B(Randolph)Chirp chirp
Jack Buchanan, a major British musical theatre performer and entertainer, on Columbia; recorded in the late 1920s. Buchanan was known for witty novelty numbers and musical theatre.AI summary
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- AThere isn't any Limit to my Love
- BWithout Rhythm
Jack Buchanan, the celebrated Scottish entertainer and dancer, recorded these two sophisticated popular songs for Brunswick 02347 in the early 1930s.AI summary
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- AWeep no more my Baby
- B(E Randolph)Sun is round the corner
Jack Buchanan, a major British entertainer and actor of stage and film, recorded two numbers for His Master's Voice in the early 1930s. Buchanan was a star performer of the era, known for sophisticated comedy and song.AI summary