Vaughn De Leath 1894 – 1943

Vaughn De Leath (September 26, 1894 – May 28, 1943) was an American female singer who gained popularity in the 1920s, earning the sobriquets "The Original Radio Girl" and "First Lady of Radio." Although popular in the 1920s, De Leath is little known today.

Vaughn DeLeath I'm Just Wild About Harry c1922 ...SHOP

Claude Hopkins Three Litle Words ...SHOP

Contemporary BREAK new artist Deborah Liles sings Autumn Leaves

Ted Weems, Parker Gibbs-v You're The Cream In My Coffee c1929 ...SHOP

Mitch Miller - Sweet Violets c1958

Liberace - Aruba Liberace c1958

Hoagy Carmichael Georgia On My Mind c1927 ...SHOP

Sleepy Time Gal

Let's Have Another Cup Coffee

Helen Kane I Wanna Be Loved By You c1928 ...SHOP

Henry Mancini - Pie In The Face Polka c1965

Ease On Down The Road from Oz c1975

Jack Hylton, Pat O'Malley-v Dancing On The Ceiling c1932 ...SHOP

Rudy Vallee Orchids In The Moonlight c1933 ...SHOP

Stan Freeman Carioca c1950 ...SHOP

Art Tatum Indiana c1940 ...SHOP

Paul Whiteman Old Man River c1929 ...SHOP

Ambrose Hide and Seek c1936 ...SHOP