The Mills Brothers were not only the first black vocal group to enjoy world-wide appeal, they were also among the most successful chart-wise, notching over 70 hit singles in a period that spanned 1931 through to 1968. They made black music available to a wide audience and, in tandem with their label mates The Ink Spots, proved that black groups could succeed in an area once only occupied by white superstars.

• - 1 -

  • 1. Paper Doll
  • 2. You Always Hurt the One You Love
  • 3. Dinah (With Bing Crosby)
  • 4. Till Then
  • 5. Be My Life's Companion
  • 6. Lazy River
  • 7. Nevertheless (I'm In Love With You)
  • 8. Jeepers Creepers
  • 9. I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm
  • 10. Sweet Sue, Just You
  • 11. It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)
  • 12. Shine
  • 13. T Misbehavin'
  • 14. Put Another Chair At the Table
  • 15. Nobody's Sweetheart
  • 16. When You Were Sweet Sixteen
  • 17. You Rascal, You!
  • 18. Sleepy Head
  • 19. Rockin' Chair
  • 20. Someday (You'll Want Me To Want You)

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  • 1. The Glow-Worm
  • 2. Across the Alley From the Alamo
  • 3. Tiger Rag
  • 4. Georgia On My Mind
  • 5. Say Si Si
  • 6. Money In My Clothes
  • 7. I Don't Know Enough About You
  • 8. Diga Diga Doo
  • 9. Chinatown, My Chinatown
  • 10. How'm I Doin'
  • 11. Swing It Sister
  • 12. 'Ida' Sweet As Apple Cider
  • 13. Sixty Seconds Got Together
  • 14. Bugle Call Rag
  • 15. St. Louis Blues
  • 16. Daddy's Little Girl
  • 17. I Wish
  • 18. Sweet Georgia Brown
  • 19. I'll Be Around
  • 20. Goodbye Blues