Person
Sy Oliver
Albums
6
Members
2
Active
1910–1988
Origin
United States
Biography
Biography pending — no prose in the substrate for this entity yet.
Discography
Credits
Greatest Love Songs
Sinatra Sings the Songs of Van Heusen and Cahn
Fortuosity

I Remember Tommy
1940
1949-1950
1951-1952
1952-1953
Above All - Sy Oliver And His Orchestra Play The Famous Rainbow Room
Basin Street Blues / I'm Waitin' For The Junkman
Billie Holiday Story Vol. 3 1945-1949
Bruno Coquatrix Et Ses Chansons, Sur Des Arrangements Musicaux De Sy Oliver
Bunny Berigan - Volume 2 (1937 - 40)
Cab Driver
Chubby Checker With Sy Oliver And His Orchestra
Count Basie And His Orchestra
Four Roses Dance Party
Gimme, Gimme, Gimme, Gimme, Gimme / Blue Silhouette
Have You Met -- Don Rondo
Hey Nita! / When I Needed You Most
His Love Songs In English
If You Can't Smile And Say Yes, Please Don't Cry And Say No / Chum Goy Yum Toy Fricasse A Soy Soy Soo
I Gotta Right To Swing
I Love You / Ain't She Sweet
I Remember Tommy
I Remember Tommy Vol.1
It Started All Over Again / Mandy, Make Up Your Mind
I've Got A Note (The Swingin' Sentimental Gentleman Tommy Dorsey)
I Waited A Little Too Long / I May Hate Myself In The Morning
I Will Warm Your Heart
Jackie Gleason Plays Romantic Jazz
Jackie Gleason Plays Romantic Jazz
King Louis
Living From Day To Day / 'Tain't Good
Nobody Knows The Trouble I've Seen
Oliver's Twist
Please Don't Leave Me / I'm Alone Because I Love You
Portrait Of Sinatra (Columbia Classics)
Présente Ses Amis De Paris Et Leurs Chansons
Satchmo (A Musical Autobiography Of Louis Armstrong)
Sentimental Sy
Songs Of Sinatra
The Complete Decca Studio Master Takes
The Complete Decca Studio Recordings Of Louis Armstrong And The All Stars
The Complete Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong On Verve
The Last Decca Years 1949-1954
The Metronome All Stars / The Esquire All Stars
The Mills Brothers Today!
The Popular Sinatra Vol. 1
The Popular Sinatra, Vol. 2
The Trombone Artistry Of Tyree Glenn
Vegas
Vol. 2 Nine Classic Albums
Welcome Matt
What Can I Say?
Wild Wyler Wildest