Kollo, Walter

Max Mensing (vocals), Eric Helgar (vocals), Oskar Joost (vocals), Luigi Bernauer (vocals), Erich Schulz (vocals), Robert Brake (vocals), Paul O'Montis (vocals), John Hendrik (vocals), Kurt Muhlhardt (vocals), Erwin Hartung (vocals), Paul Dorn (vocals) Fred Bird Dance Orchestra, Comedian Harmonists, Adalbert Lutter Orchestra, Oscar Joost Orchestra, Dajos Bela Orchestra, Weintraub's Syncopators, 5 Songs, Marek Weber Orchestra, Egon Kaiser Dance Orchestra, James Kok Orchestra, Studio orchestra, Melody Gen

Rudi Schuricke, Otto Stenzel & sein Orchester, Luigi Bernauer, Heinz Wehner, Iska Geri, Wilfried Sommer, Tanzorchester Max Rumpf, Heinz Wehner und sein legendäres Orchester, Oskar Joost & sein Orchester, Günter Herzog & Sein Tanzorchester, Willy Berking & sein Orchester, Eugen Grossmann & sein Orchester, Die Goldene Sieben, Kurt Hohenberger und sein Solisten-Orchester, Hans Rehmstedt & sein Orchester, Erhard Bauschke und sein Orchester, Hans Bund & sein Orchester, Das Schuricke-Terzett, Fud Candrix & sein Orchester, Arne Hülphers & sein Tanzorchester, Teddy Stauffer & seine Original Teddies

Erwin Hartung, Paul Dorn, Erich Schulz, Max Mensing, Luigi Bernauer, Egon Kaiser Tanzorchester, Heyn-Quartett, Egon Kaiser

Walther Ludwig (tenor) Lewis Ruth, Hans Sommer, Johannes Muller, Franz Marszalek, Otto Dobrindt, Franz Schönbaumsfeld, Bruno Seidler-Winkler

Effin Schachmeister, Julian Fuhs, Bernard Etté, Bernard Ette Orchester, Max Kuttner, Julian Fuhs Orchester, Engelbert Milde, Marek Weber, Fritz Berger, Efim Schachmeister, Robert Koppel, Irene Ambrus, Paul Godwin, Kalliope Orchester, Efim Schachmeister Orchester, Karkoff Orchester, Paul Godwin Orchester, Odeon Tanz-Orchester, Künstler-Orchester Dajos Bela, Odeon Tanzorchester, Marek Weber Orchester, Weintraub Syncopators, Studio-Ensemble, Marek Weber and His Orchestra, Saxophonorchester Dobbri, Saxophon-orchester Dobbri, Berliner Orchester

Gus Backus, Orchester Johannes Fehring, Orchester Werner Scharfenberger, Orchester Erwin Halletz

Heinz Wehner & sein Orchester, Oskar Joost & sein Orchester, Paul Dorn, Marek Weber & sein Tanzorchester, Kurt Widmann & sein Orchester, Egon Kaiser & sein Tanzorchester, Luigi Bernauer, Teddy Stauffer & seine Original Teddies, Billy Toffel, James Kok & sein Tanzorchester, Erich Schulz, Max Rumpf & sein Orchester, Die “Melody Gents” mit Orchester, Heinz Wehner, Die Goldene Sieben, Adalbert Lutter & sein Tanzorchester, Unknown Aritst, Barnabas von Geczy & sein Orchester, Eric Helgar, Adalbert Lutter & sein, Rudi Schuricke, Edith Lorand & ihr Orchester, Robert Brakew, Eric Harden & sein Orchester, Dajos Bela & sein Tanzorchester, Paul O´Montis

Gerhard Hoffmann, Gerhard Hoffmann Tanzorchester, Raimund Gessner, Unknown singer, Leo Monosson, Erwin Hartung, Paul Dorn, Rudi Schuricke, Spree Revellers, Kurt Mühlhardt, Alfred Grunert, Gerhard Hoffmann Orchestra

Heinz Kretzschmar (saxophone), Walter Dobschinski (trombone), Detlev Lais (saxophone) Kurt Henkels, Erwin Lehn, Horst Kudritzki

Kurt Widmann, Margot Friedlaender, Ruth Bruck, Detlev Lais, Gerhard Wendland, Kurt Widmann Orchester

Trude Lieske (vocals), Austin Egen (vocals), Leon Monosson (vocals), Franz Lederer (vocals), Sig Arno (vocals), John Hendrik (vocals), Ernst Verebes (vocals) Marek Weber Orchestra

Oskar Karlweis, Lee Parry, James Kok, Claire Waldoff, Trude Hesterberg, Otto Reutter, Erwin Hartung, Hans Bund, Blandine Ebinger, Max Kuttner, Fritzi Frou, Hermann Staebner, Vicki Werckmeister, Max Hansen, Lewis Ruth Band, Marek Weber and His Orchestra, The Two Jazzers, James Kok's Dance Orchestra, Hans Bund's Orchestra

Walter Dobschinski (trombone) Kurt Henkels, Helmut Zacharias, Kurt Hohenberger

Saxophon-Orchester Dobbri, Harry Steier, Max Mensing, Engelbert Milde, Nebe Quartett, Alfred Strauß, Irene Ambrus, Fritz Berger, Ralph Erwin, Robert Koppel

Deutsches Tanz- und Unterhaltungsorchester, Georg Haentzschel, Franz Grothe, Horst Kudritzki, Detlev Lais

Ingeborg Bruhn-Bertelsen (vocals), Liva Weel (vocals), Holger Pedersen (vocals), Knud Heglund (vocals), Carl Fischer (vocals), Robert Storm Petersen (vocals), Christian Arhoff (vocals), Osvald Helmuth (vocals), Carl Alstrup (vocals), Gerda Madsen (vocals), Marguerite Viby (vocals), Olga Svendsen (vocals), Ludvig Brandstrup (vocals)

Clara Tabody, Rose Rauch, Rudi Schuricke, Tony Sepp Stohr, Metropol Vokalisten, Chor des Metropol Theaters, Berlin, Orchester des Metropol Theaters, Erhard Bauschke Tanzorchester, Tanzorchester Ludwig Rüth, Tanzorchester Will Glahé, Tanzorchester Ernst Jäger, Werner Schmidt-Boelcke, Bruno Seidler-Winkler

RBT-Orchester, Rundfunkorchester Leipzig, Helmut Zacharias Quartett, Amiga Star-Band, Amiga Star-Band II, Rundfunk-Tanzorchester Leipzig, Rex Stewart's "Hot Club Berlin" Session, Heinz Becker Quintett, Swingband des Berliner Rundfunks, Tanzkapelle des Berliner Rundfunks, Helmut Weglinsky Quintett, Dresdner Tanzsinfoniker, Orchester Kurt Edelhagen, Kurt Hohenberger und seine Solisten, Trio Harmony, Bruno Klennert Quartett, Heinz Kretzschmar mit seinen Solisten, Ruth Hohmann (vocal), Werner Pfüller Quintett, Rundfunk-Tanzorchester Berlin, Alice Babs (vocal), Ernie Englund und sein Orchester, Lubo D'Orio und sein Orchester, Orchester Willy Berking, Johannes Rediste Quintett, Ingrid Werner (vocal), Gustav Brom's Dixieland Band, Gustav Bom und seine Solisten, Alfons Zschockelt's Jazz-Band Halle, Tanzorchester Alo Koll, Hans-Günther Werner (trumpet), Helmut Brandt Combo, Quintett 61, Volkmar Schmidt Combo, Rolf Kühn Quintett, Orchester Alfons Wonneberg, Günter Oppenheimer Trio, Günter Frieß Sextett, Modernes Sextett der Dresdner Tanzsinfoniker, Günter Hörig Trio, Dixielandgruppe der Dresdner Tanzsinfoniker, Orchester Fips Fleischer, Manfred Ludwig Sextett, Jazz Optimisten Berlin, Rhythmusgruppe der Jazz Optimisten Berlin, Manfred Krug & Jazz Optimisten Berlin, Manfred Krug (vocal), Toby Fischelscher mit seiner Blues-Combo, Theo Schumann Combo, Modern Jazz Big Band 65, Klaus Lenz & Modern Jazz Big Band 65, Klaus Lenz Horst Kudritzki, Kurt Henkels, Walter Dobschinski, Günter Hörig, Kurt Hohenberger, Günter Gollasch, Alo Koll, Walter Eichenberg