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- ADurante- Patron of the Arts
- BStart off Each Day with a Song
Jimmy Durante, the American comedian and entertainer, recorded two sides for Brunswick 04004: 'Durante—Patron of the Arts' and 'Start Off Each Day with a Song'.AI summary
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- AHot Patatta
- BInka dinka doo
Jimmy Durante, the American vaudeville and film star, performing two of his signature comedy songs 'Hot Patatta' and 'Inka dinka doo' on Columbia, catalogue DB1806.AI summary
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- AInka Dinka Doo
- BHot Patatta
Jimmy Durante was an American vaudeville, film and radio star famous for his gravelly voice and comedic timing. 'Inka Dinka Doo' was his signature song. This Brunswick pressing is from his early recording career in the late 1920s.AI summary
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- AInka Dinka Doo
- BUmbriago
Jimmy Durante, the American vaudeville star and pianist known for his distinctive gravelly voice and comedy, recorded 'Inka Dinka Doo' and 'Umbriago' for Brunswick. 'Inka Dinka Doo' became his signature song and a major hit in the early 1930s.AI summary
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- AJoe Goes up I Come Down
- BJimmy the Well Dressed Man
Jimmy Durante, the American comedian and pianist, performs 'Joe Goes Up I Come Down' and 'Jimmy the Well Dressed Man' on Brunswick — recordings of the famous entertainer, likely from the 1930s.AI summary
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- ALittle People
- BPupalina
Jimmy Durante on Brunswick 05395, the 05000 series indicating a 1930s pressing. Durante was a hugely successful comedian and entertainer whose records remain collectible.AI summary
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- ASanta Claus is comin' to Town
- BRudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer
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- AWho will be with You
- BSo I Ups to Him
Jimmy Durante, the American comedian and pianist, recorded two sides—'Who Will Be with You' and 'So I Ups to Him'—for Brunswick, catalogue 04365, during the 1930s.AI summary
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- AWhy cry blues
- B(Holtsworth)Old Man Jazz
Jimmy Durante, the celebrated American comedian and entertainer whose distinctively hoarse voice and large nose made him one of the most recognisable performers in American show business, performing 'Why Cry Blues' and 'Old Man Jazz' on the Gen label — possibly Gennett — catalogue 9045. Gennett was a significant American label associated with early jazz; a Durante recording on Gennett would be an early and valuable disc.AI summary