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| Title | Recording Date | Recording Location | Company |
| Cherry | 10-22-1944 | New York, New York | V-DISC 588 |
| China Boy
(Dick Winfree / Phil Boutelje) |
10-22-1944 | New York, New York | V-DISC 611 |
| Jazz Me Blues
(Tom Delaney) |
10-17-1944 | New York, New York | V-DISC 267A V-DISC 475 V-DISC 507A |
| Pat's Blues | 10-17-1944 | New York, New York | V-DISC 394 |
| Pee Wee Speaks
(Muggsy Spanier / Pee Wee Russell) |
10-17-1944 | New York, New York | V-DISC 135A V-DISC 344 |
| Royal Garden Blues
(Spencer Williams / Clarence Williams) |
10-22-1944 | New York, New York | V-DISC 730 |
| That's A Plenty
(Lew Pollack / Ray Gilbert) |
10-17-1944 | New York, New York | V-DISC 424 |
| Tin Roof Blues
(New Orleans Rhythm Kings) |
10-22-1944 | New York, New York | V-DISC 588 |
| Squeeze Me
(Fats Waller / Clarence Williams) |
10-17-1944 | New York, New York | V-DISC 475 |
| You Took Advantage Of Me
(Rodgers) |
10-22-1944 | New York, New York | V-DISC 753 |
| Artist | Instrument |
| Herman "Trigger" Alpert | Bass |
| Dave Bowman | Piano |
| Bud Freeman | Tenor Saxophone |
| Bob Haggart | Bass |
| Michael "Peanuts" Hucko | Clarinet |
| Lou McGarity | Trombone |
| Boomie Richmond | Tenor Saxophone |
| Pee Wee Russell | Clarinet |
| Muggsy Spanier | Cornet |
| Jess Stacey | Piano |
| George Wettling | Drums |
| Hy White | Guitar |
V-DISCs were made for USA servicemen during World War II between the years of 1943 to 1949 and shipped to military units around the world on a monthly basis. Below you'll find listed the original recordings that Muggsy and his V-DISC All-Stars recorded for V-DISC, but twelve of his Bluebird