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- AHour of Charm-1
- BHour Charm -6
Phil Spitalny and his orchestra recorded two selections from 'Hour of Charm' for Pepsodent, a sponsored broadcast programme of the 1940s.AI summary
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- AHour of Charm-2
- BHour Charm -7
Spitalny was a bandleader known for novelty and light orchestral arrangements; 'Hour of Charm' was his signature theme and a popular radio series. The Pepsodent catalogue number suggests a promotional or radio-show recording, possibly from the 1930s–40s. This is a titled instrumental-dance novelty.AI summary
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- AHour of Charm-3
- BHour Charm -8
Spitalny (likely Paul Spitalny, the orchestra leader known for the 'Hour of Charm' programme) on Pepsodent 2. Pepsodent was a radio-sponsored label of the 1930s–1940s; these appear to be broadcast or promotional recordings.AI summary
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- AHour of Charm-4
- BHour Charm -9
Spitalny recorded 'Hour of Charm' sides (parts 4 and 9) for Pepsodent, a promotional label sponsored by the toothpaste brand; likely Phil Spitalny's orchestra, a popular ensemble of the 1930s–1940s.AI summary
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- AHour of Charm-5
- BHour Charm -10
Phil Spitalny's all-female orchestra, the Hour of Charm, recorded this transcribed broadcast programme for the Pepsodent radio show in the late 1930s-40s; this is a commercial test pressing or promotional issue rather than a regular retail 78.AI summary
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- AMy silent Love/Hummin' to myself
Spitalny, a dance-orchestra leader, recorded 'My Silent Love'/'Hummin' to Myself' on Sefono-F label, catalogue 4-5. The Sefono imprint was a British or European label of modest circulation in the late 1920s–early 1930s.AI summary
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- AMy Song
- BYou call it madness
Spitalny recorded 'My Song' and 'You call it madness' for Imperial, catalogue 2637, a British or imported label of the 1930s–40s.AI summary
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- AWorried
- B(Band)Jealous
Spitalny (likely Phil Spitalny and his ensemble) recorded 'Worried' and 'Jealous' on His Master's Voice B1891. Spitalny was known for his novelty harmonica and xylophone ensembles of the 1920s-30s.AI summary