I’m Getting Sentimental Over You

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I’m Getting Sentimental Over You (m. George Bassman, w. Ned Washington)

Dorsey Brothers Orchestra, vocal by Jean Bowes — recorded on 24 September 1932; issued on the 78 rpm single Columbia 36065, c/w “By Heck”

Dorsey Brothers Orchestra, vocal: Bob Crosby – recorded on 15 August 1934; issued in September 1934 on the 78 rpm single Decca 115, b/w “Long May We Love” (m. Roscoe “Roc” Hillman, w. Ralph Freed)

Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra — recorded on 18 October 1935; issued on Victor 25236, as the B-side “I’ve Got a Note”

The Ink Spots — recorded on 11 October 1939 and issued in 1940 as the 78 rpm single Decca 3077, b/w “Coquette”; one of ten top forty hits by the Ink Spots in 1940, it peaked at #26

Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra — 1947?

From the 1956 ABC-Paramount LP “The Vinnie Burke All-Stars” (ABC 139)

Urbie Green (trombone)
Al Cohn (tenor sax)
Eddie Costa (piano)
Jimmy Raney (guitar)
Vinnie Burke (bass)
Joe Morello (drums)

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Thelonius Monk — solo piano, from the 1957 LP Thelonious Himself

Mel Tormé — recorded in December 1957, arranged and conducted by Marty Paich, and issued on the 1958 LP Prelude to a Kiss

Ella Fitzgerald accompanied by Paul Smith on piano — from her 1960 Verve LP “Ella Fitzgerald Sings Songs from the Soundtrack of Let No Man Write My Epitaph”