The discography of American singer and actor Al Jolson comprises hundreds of singles and several studio albums.
Albums Title Album details Chart US Al Jolson in Songs He Made Famous a.k.a. Al Jolson Album and Al Jolson, Volume 1 Released: 1946 Label: Decca Formats: 4 phonograph records (A-469) 1 Al Jolson Souvenir Album a.k.a. Al Jolson Album and Al Jolson, Volume 2 Released: 1947 Label: Decca Formats: 4 phonograph records (A-575) 1 Al Jolson, Volume 3 a.k.a. Al Jolson Volume III Album Released: 1948 Label: Decca Formats: 4 phonograph records (A-649) 1 Jolson Sings Again Released: 1949 Label: Decca Formats: 4 phonograph records (A-716), LP (DL 5006) 2 Al Jolson Souvenir Album, Volume 4 Released: 1949 Label: Decca Formats: 4 phonograph records (A-712), LP (DL 5031) — Stephen Foster Songs Released: 1950 Label: Decca Formats: 4 phonograph records (A-822), LP (DL 5308) — Al Jolson Souvenir Album, Volume 5 Released: 1951 Label: Decca Formats: 4 phonograph records (A-830), LP (DL 5314) — Al Jolson Souvenir Album, Volume 5 Released: 1951 Label: Decca Formats: LP (DL 5315) — The Best of Al Jolson Released: 1962 Label: Decca Formats: 2 LPs (DXA 169) 40
Singles
"That Haunting Melody" / "Rum Tum Tiddle" (Victor, 1912) "Al Jolson / Walter J. Van Brunt – "Brass Band Ephraham Jones" / "That Society Bear" (Victor 17068, 1912) "Snap Your Fingers" / "I Want to Be in Dixie" (Victor 17075, 1912) "Movin' Man, Don't Take My Baby Grand!" / "Ragging the Baby to Sleep" (Victor, 1914) Billy Murray and Vaudeville Quartette / Al Jolson – "Lucia Sextette Burlesque" / "That Lovin' Traumerei" (Victor, 1912) "My Yellow Jacket Girl" / "The Spaniard That Blighted My Life" (Victor 17318, 1913) "Everybody Snap Your Fingers with Me" / "That Little German Band" (Columbia A1356, 1913) "You Made Me Love You" / "Pullman Porters' Parade" (Columbia, 1913) "Revival Day" / "Back to the Carolina You Love" (Columbia A1621, 1914) "Sister Susie Sewing Shirts for Soldiers" / "When the Grown Up Ladies Act like Babies" (Columbia, 1915) Al Jolson / Nat M. Wills – "Asleep In The Deep" / "A New Cure for Drinking" (Victor 17915, 1916) Al Jolson / Elmer Young – "Yaaka Hula Hickey Dula" / "The Road to Home, Sweet Home" (Columbia 2711, 1916) Al Jolson / Anna Chandler – "Yaska, Hoola, Hickey, Doola" / "You Can't Get Along with 'Em or Without 'Em" (Columbia, 1916) Al Jolson / James Harrison and James Reed – "Down Where the Swanee River Flows" / "They Made It Twice as Nice as Paradise and They Called It Dixieland" (Columbia, 1916) Al Jolson / M. J. O'Connell – "I Sent My Wife to the Thousand Isles" / "It's A Hundred to One You're in Love" (Columbia A2021, 1916) Al Jolson / Peerless Quartette – "You're a Dangerous Girl" / "On the Old Dominion Line" (Columbia, 1916) ...
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