You Turned The Tables On Me - Recorded Versions

Recorded Versions

  • Mose Allison
  • Louis Armstrong
  • Count Basie
  • Tex Beneke
  • Kenny Burrell
  • Ann Hampton Callaway
  • Kenny Clarke
  • Loretta Cormier
  • Bing Crosby
  • Putney Dandridge
  • Wild Bill Davison
  • Buddy DeFranco
  • Digby Fairweather
  • Alice Faye
  • Jonathan Feldman Trio
  • Cecilia Finotti
  • Ella Fitzgerald recorded in 1957 in Los Angeles, California with an orchestra directed by Frank DeVol
  • Helen Forrest
  • Stan Getz
  • Bobby Gordon
  • Eydie Gormé
  • Bobby Hackett
  • Angela Hagenbach
  • Lionel Hampton
  • Woody Herman
  • Eddie Higgins
  • Billie Holiday
  • Jack Hylton
  • Harry James
  • Steve Jordan
  • Stan Kenton
  • Gene Krupa and his orchestra
  • Peggy Lee
  • Mundell Lowe
  • Billy May
  • Marian McPartland
  • Billy Mitchell
  • Jaye P. Morgan
  • Gerry Mulligan Quartet
  • Don Neely Royal's Society Jazz Orchestra
  • Anita O'Day
  • Patti Page
  • Sarah Partridge
  • Freda Payne
  • Ken Peplowski
  • Oscar Peterson
  • Sid Phillips
  • Janet Planet
  • Rita Reys
  • Hanna Richardson
  • Annie Ross
  • Cynthia Sayer
  • Bobby Scott
  • Ray Sherman
  • Christine Sullivan
  • Ralph Sutton
  • Tempo King and his Kings of Tempo
  • Allan Vaché
  • Johnny Varro
  • Sarah Vaughan
  • Marlene Ver Planck
  • Helen Ward (with Benny Goodman and his orchestra)
  • Margaret Whiting
  • Teddy Wilson

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