1937 HITS ARCHIVE: The Toy Trumpet - Raymond Scott Quintette (correct hit 78 version) @the78prof72
1937 HITS ARCHIVE: The Toy Trumpet - Raymond Scott Quintette (correct hit 78 version)  @the78prof72
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Famous Shirley Temple-Bill Robinson dance number from “Rebecca Of Sunnybrook Farm” was one of three familiar Scott compositions that he had recorded during his first “quintette” session for the Master label. See also “Powerhouse” and “Twilight In Turkey.”

Transferred from 78rpm Brunswick 7993, originally issued on Master 111 - The Toy Trumpet (Scott) by The Raymond Scott Quintette, recorded in NYC February 20, 1937
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1937 HITS ARCHIVE: The Toy Trumpet - Raymond Scott Quintette (correct hit 78 version)1945 version: Bing Crosby - Where The Blue Of The Night Meets The Gold Of The Day1937 Dick McDonough - That Old Feeling (Howard Phillips, vocal)1939 Jimmy Dorsey - Keep A-Knockin’ (Helen O’Connell & ensemble, vocal)1931 Savoy Hotel Orpheans - Linda (Al Bowlly, vocal)1930 Isham Jones - Nina Rosa (Frank Sylvano, vocal)1938 Bobby Hackett - If Dreams Come True (Lola Bard, vocal)1942 Spike Jones - Oh! By Jingo! (Del Porter & The Boys in the Back Room, vocal)1951 Burl Ives - The Little Engine That Could (song)1930 Ted Lewis - Someday Sweetheart (vocal)1932 Roy Fox - Marta (Al Bowlly, vocal)1930 Red Nichols (as ‘The Club Albany Orch.’) - What Good Am I Without You (Scrappy Lambert, vocal)
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1937 HITS ARCHIVE: The Toy Trumpet - Raymond Scott Quintette (correct hit 78 version)

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