Vic Schoen

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Rum And Coca-Cola [10 inch] - Andrews Sisters with Vic Schoen & His Orchestra

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I May Be Wrong - Hoagy Carmichael & The Chikadees - Vic Schoen - 1946

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Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy - The Andrew Sisters with Vic Schoen & His Orchestra 1941

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Andrews Sisters w/ Vic Schoen & His Orchestra : Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy - Decca 3598 - 78 RPM (1941)

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The Andrews Sisters, Orchestra Vic Schoen - Sonny Boy

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Vic Schoen - I Cover the Waterfront (1954)

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The Andrews Sisters, w./Vic Schoen and his Orchestra: 'The Money Song' (1947)

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Bing Crosby & Patty Andrews w/ Vic Schoen Orchestra (1950) FIRST RECORDING [IF I WERE A BELL]

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Cass Daley, w./orchestra directed by Vic Schoen: 'Kiss Me Nice' (1949)

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Beat Me Daddy, Eight To A Bar - Vic Schoen & His Orchestra With The Andrews Sisters, Recorded 1940

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Blues in the Night (My Momma Done Tol' Me) - arr. Vic Schoen

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Patti Page With Vic Schoen & His Orchestra – Bring Us Together

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Rum And Coca Cola Andrews Sisters Vic Schoen and his Orchestra

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June Hutton with Vic Schoen and His Orchestra – Tenderly, 1952

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Andrews Sisters With Vic Schoen and His Orchestra – Don't Worry 'Bout Strangers

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Daddy - Vic Schoen & His Orchestra With The Andrew Sisters, Recorded 1941

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Down by the O-Hi-O - Andrews Sisters, Vic Schoen and Orchestra 1940 78 rpm Brunswick 03011

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South America, Take it away by Bing Crosby with Vic Schoen Orchestra and The Andrew Sisters

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1956 PATTI PAGE The Strangest Romance VIC SCHOEN Orchestra - 78 RPM Record

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Bing Crosby And The Andrews Sisters With Vic Schoen And His Orch - Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town

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The Andrews Sisters - Shoo, Shoo, Baby (feat. Vic Schoen and His Orchestra)

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Bing Crosby, The Andrew Sisters, Vic Schoen and His Orchestra - Pistol Packin' Mama (Remastered)

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Andrews Sisters With Vic Schoen And His Orchestra– Pennsylvania Polka (1946)

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Bing Crosby, w./Vic Schoen and his Orchestra: 'The Road To Morocco' (1942)