The Dorsey Brothers Orchestra was formed as a recording band in 1928 and despite the brothers' differing temperaments, which led eventually to their falling out, they produced records of the highest order. It helped that they rubbed shoulders with the best on New York's scene, whose services they could call upon, men like Bunny Berigan, Bud Freeman, Manny Klein, Leo McConville, Glenn Miller, Phil Napoleon, Adrian Rollini, Charlie Spivak, Jack Teagarden, and Frank Teschemaker.
Amongst many high spots on this compilation are Jimmy Dorsey's showpiece "Beebe", and vocals by Bing Crosby and the Boswell Sisters.
1. My Melancholy Baby
2. Out of the Dawn
3. It's Right Here for You
4. She's Funny That Way
5. Let's Do It (Let's Fall in Love)
6. My Kinda Love
7. Mean to Me
8. Beebe
9. Praying the Blues
10. Breakaway
11. When I Take My Sugar to Tea
12. It's the Girl
13. Parkin' in the Moonlight
14. Sing, It's Good for You
15. It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)
16. Mood Hollywood
17. Old Man Harlem
18. By Heck
19. Stop, Look and Listen!
20. Milenberg Joys
21. Lullaby of Broadway
22. Weary Blues
23. Tailspin
24. Dippermouth Blues
