Jo Stafford Discography

1947


All recording sessions took place in Los Angeles.

February 28, 1947 (Friday)

A Sunday Kind Of Love (Matrix No. 1676) * Recorded for single Capitol 388
Ivy (Matrix No. 1677) * Recorded for single Capitol 388 

March 14, 1947 (Friday)

Temptation (Tim-Tay-Shun) (Jo Stafford as Cinderella G. Stump, with Red Ingle and the Natural Seven) 
(Matrix No. 1758) * Recorded for single Capitol 412 

March 26, 1947 (Wednesday)

Almost Like Being In Love (Matrix No. 1794) * Recorded for single Capitol 401
Smoke Dreams (with the Starlighters) (Matrix No. 1795) * Recorded for single Capitol 401 

May 9, 1947 (Friday)

I’m So Right Tonight (Matrix No. 1895) * Recorded for single Capitol 423
Passing By [Vous Qui Passez Me Voir] (Matrix No. 1896) * Recorded for single Capitol 423 

June 27, 1947 (Friday)

Love And The Weather (Matrix No. 2075) * Recorded for single Capitol 443
Feudin’ And Fightin’ (with the Starlighters and Paul Weston’s Mountain Boys) (Matrix No. 2076) * Recorded for single Capitol 443 

June 30, 1947 (Monday)

When You Got A Man On Your Mind (Matrix No. 2088) * Recorded for single Capitol 454
The Stanley Steamer (with the Starlighters) (Matrix No. 2089) * Recorded for single Capitol 454 

September 25, 1947 (Thursday)

Serenade Of The Bells (Matrix No. 2285) *Recorded for single Capitol 15007
The Gentleman Is A Dope (Matrix No. 2286) * Recorded for single Capitol 15007 

September 26, 1947 (Friday)

Sugar [That Sugar Baby O’ Mine] (Matrix No. 2287) * Originally unissued 

This recording was issued in 1995, on the CD ‘Spotlight On… Jo Stafford’ (Capitol CDP 724382939122).

October 31, 1947 (Friday)

Autumn In New York (Matrix No. 2403) * Recorded for the album ‘Autumn in New York’ (Capitol H-197)
He’s Gone Away (Matrix No. 2404) * Recorded for the album ‘Jo Stafford Sings American Folk Songs’ (Capitol CC-75)
The Nightingale (Matrix No. 2405) * Recorded for the album ‘Jo Stafford Sings American Folk Songs’ (Capitol CC-75)
Red Rosey Bush (Matrix No. 2406) * Recorded for the album ‘Jo Stafford Sings American Folk Songs’ (Capitol CC-75)

November 7, 1947 (Friday)

I Never Loved Anyone (Matrix No. 2427) * Recorded for single Capitol 15017
The Best Things In Life Are Free (Matrix No. 2428) * Recorded for single Capitol 15017 

November 14, 1947 (Friday)

Funny Little Money Man (Matrix No. 2472) * Recorded for single Capitol 15336 

November 21, 1947 (Friday)

Black Is The Color (Matrix No. 2580) * Recorded for the album ‘Jo Stafford Sings American Folk Songs’ (Capitol CC-75)
These Will Be The Best Years Of Our Lives (Matrix No. 2581) * Recorded for single Capitol 15336
Once And For Always (Matrix No. 2582) * Recorded for single Capitol 15424
Roses Of Picardy (Matrix No. 2583) * Recorded for single Capitol 15084 

November 26, 1947 (Wednesday)

Just One Of Those Things (Matrix No. 2604) * Recorded for single Capitol 808 

November 27, 1947 (Thursday)

Through The Years (Matrix No. 2605) * Recorded for the album ‘Autumn in New York’ (Capitol H-197)
In The Still Of The Night (Matrix No. 2610) * Recorded for single Capitol 15218
Alice Blue Gown (Matrix No. 2615) * Originally unissued

‘Alice Blue Gown’ (Matrix No. 2615) was issued in 2009, on the CD ‘Autumn In New York And Other Classics’ (DRG Records DRG CD 91518).

November 27 or November 26?
November 27 is the date mentioned by Jim Marshall in his Jo Stafford Discography. According to one Capitol discographer, however, these three tracks were recorded on the same day as ‘Just One Of Those Things’ - November 26. On http://popculturefanboy.blogspot.nl/2011_11_01_archive.html we read, under the heading ‘On this day in recording history’ (‘this day’ is November 26): 
‘1947 - Jo Stafford (on vocals), with Paul Weston and His Orchestra (lineup unlisted), records the tracks "Just One Of Those Things", "Through The Years", "In The Still Of The Night", and the (as of 2005) unissued track "Alice Blue Gown" in Los Angeles, California’.

December 3, 1947 (Wednesday)

I’m My Own Grandma (with The Starlighters & Paul Weston’s Mountain Boys) (Matrix No. 2732) * Recorded for single Capitol 15023
Haunted Heart (Matrix No. 2741) * Recorded for single Capitol 15023
Smoke Gets In Your Eyes (Matrix No. 2742) * Recorded for the album ‘Autumn in New York’ (Capitol H-197)
Better Luck Next Time (Matrix No. 2743) * Recorded for single Capitol 15084
Ev’ry Day I Love You [Just A Little Bit More] (Matrix No. 2744) * Recorded for single Capitol 15139 

December 10, 1947 (Wednesday)

This Is The Moment (Matrix No. 2811) * Recorded for single Capitol 15139
Congratulations (Matrix No. 2812) * Recorded for single Capitol 15319
Only Make Believe (Matrix No. 2813) * Recorded for the album ‘Autumn in New York’ (Capitol H-197)
If I Loved You (Matrix No. 2814) * Recorded for the album ‘Autumn in New York’ (Capitol H-197)

December 17, 1947 (Wednesday)

It’s Monday Every Day (Matrix No. 2918) * Recorded for single Capitol 15040
Suspicion (with The Starlighters & Paul Weston’s Mountain Boys) (Matrix No. 2919) * Recorded for single Capitol 15068
Clabberin’ Up For Rain (with The Starlighters & Paul Weston’s Mountain Boys) (Matrix No. 2920) * Recorded for single Capitol 15068
Trouble In Mind (Matrix No. 2921) * Recorded for single Capitol 15171 

December 19, 1947 (Friday)

Prisoner Of Love’s Song (with Red Ingle’s Natural Seven) (Matrix No. 2983) * Recorded for single Capitol 15312 

December 23, 1947 (Tuesday)

The Travelling Salesman Polka (with Tex Williams’ Western Caravan) (Matrix No. 3059) * Recorded for single Capitol 15312 

December 31, 1947 (Wednesday)

Poor Wayfaring Stranger (Matrix No. 3159) * Recorded for the album ‘Jo Stafford Sings American Folk Songs’ (Capitol CC-75)
Barbara Allen (Matrix No. 3160) * Recorded for the album ‘Jo Stafford Sings American Folk Songs’ (Capitol CC-75)
Ave Maria (Matrix No. 3161) * Recorded for single Capitol 15291
Tell Me Why (Matrix No. 3162) * Originally unissued
It Was Written In The Stars (Matrix No. 3163) * Recorded for single Capitol 15040 

‘Tell Me Why’ (Matrix No. 3162) was issued in 2009, on the CD ‘Autumn In New York And Other Classics’ (DRG Records DRG CD 91518).