USA - 1940 - The Ink Spots conclude a performance of "If I Didn't Care" at a nightclub.
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USA - 1945 - Oscar Moore solos on the guitar and Nat King Cole on the piano as he finishes singing "I'm A Shy Guy."
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USA - 1940 - The Ink Spots perform a verse of "If I Didn't Care" at a nightclub.
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USA - 1940 - A member of the Ink Spots speak-sings a verse of "If I Didn't Care" at a nightclub.
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ENGLAND - 1943 - Women dance the can-can backed by Jack Hylton's band, and many musicians attempt to dance while they play.
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USA - 1944 - In this musical, the Kim Loo sisters sing to American soldiers from an army jeep.
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USA - 1941 - The Fashionaires play the ocarina and help Gale Storm finish singing "I Know Somebody Who Loves You" while dressed as school children.
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USA - 1941 - The Fashionaires sing "I Know Somebody Who Loves You" and play wind instruments like ocarinas while dressed as school children.
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USA - 1945 - A man concludes singing a love song after a woman dances at a bar.
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USA - 1945 - A man starts singing a love song at a bar, and a woman dances to the band led by a piano and drum solo.
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USA - 1941 - Gale Storm sings a verse of "I Know Somebody Who Loves You."
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USA - 1943 - In this musical, a woman dances in negligee in her bedroom while her friend sings about going to visit her boyfriend in the service.
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USA - 1943 - In this musical, a woman starts singing as she does her hair and dresses to go visit her boyfriend in the service.
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USA - 1941 - A woman concludes singing "I Can't Give You Anything But Love" at a nightclub while couples dance behind her.
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USA - 1941 - Couples dance in a floor show to Ray Bloch's orchestra playing "I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby" at a nightclub.
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USA - 1941 - A woman starts singing "I Can't Give You Anything But Love" at a nightclub.
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USA - 1946 - JC Higginbotham solos on trombone, Johni Weaver on saxophone and Red Allen on trumpet to wrap up a jazz performance of "The House on 52nd Street."
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USA - 1946 - Red Allen sings and leads his jazz band in "The House on 52nd Street" with a trumpet solo.
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USA - 1940s - In this musical film, a band concludes a performance of "Minnie the Moocher" in a record store.
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USA - 1940s - In this musical film, a band begins a performance of "Minnie the Moocher" in a record store.
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USA - 1940s - In this musical film, a woman starts a sing-along of "My Gal Sal."
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USA - 1940s - In this musical film, a man concludes a sing-along of "For Me and My Gal."
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USA - 1940s - In this musical film, a woman concludes a sing-along of "Nobody's Sweetheart Now."
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USA - 1940s - In this musical film, the audience is welcomed to a record shop for a community sing-along.
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USA - 1944 - In this musical, a woman sings about her son playing cowboys and Indians in the living room, and he comes out to ride his rocking horse.
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USA - 1944 - In this musical, a woman starts singing "His Rocking Horse Ran Away" about her rambunctious son.
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USA - 1933 - In this musical, Lillian Roth concludes a sing-along to "Ain't She Sweet."
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USA - 1941 - In this musical, Fats Waller and Myra Johnson sing at a house party as dancers arrive.
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USA - 1941 - In this musical, a neighbor calls the cops on Fats Waller's loud house party but the police just join the dancing as Fats finishes his song.
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USA - 1941 - Fats Waller plays the piano at a house party backed by his band, singing a song about the new slang "jumpin'".
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USA - 1943 - The Four Ginger Snaps, an African-American singing quartet, finish a cheerful number about the war effort.
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USA - 1943 - The Four Ginger Snaps, an African-American singing quartet, begin a number encouraging people to buy war bonds.
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LOS ANGELES - 1954 - A small group of MGM musicians, lead by an electric guitarist, plays "Baby It's Cold Outside."
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USA - 1944 - A performance by Louis Jordan and his Tympany Five includes dancing by the Swinging Maniacs and an extended drum solo.
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USA - 1941 - In this musical set in a Romani camp, a trio of guitarists sings while a woman dances at night.
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USA - 1941 - In this musical set in a Romani camp, Bobby Sherwood's orchestra plays while women dance in a forest at night.
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USA - 1941 - Dorothy Dandridge concludes a musical number in a jungle setting that ends with a scatting missionary being put in a giant cooking pot.
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USA - 1941 - A woman with a liking for Latin dance and music begins singing with Vincent Lopez's band.
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USA - 1941 - A blonde in a colorful costume sings about how much she loves Latin dances and instruments.
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USA - 1941 - Dorothy Dandridge begins a musical number in a jungle nightclub setting.
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USA - 1942 - A couple concludes dancing to a jazz piano duet by Stan Kenton and Hal Borne.
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USA - 1942 - Men sing their envy over a friend's date while he and his girlfriend dance to Stan Kenton and Hal Borne's jazz piano playing.
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USA - 1942 - Stan Kenton and Hal Borne play a duet on individual pianos.
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USA - 1941 - In this musical, the Delta Rhythm Boys sing about ways to save money while getting their shoes shined.
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USA - 1941 - In this musical, the Delta Rhythm Boys sing about dressing well even if you have to borrow money from your girl.
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USA - 1941 - In this musical, men note the importance of dressing well to get ladies' attention and dance at parties.
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USA - 1940s - Clarinetist Artie Shaw leads his band in a call and response number, including drummer Buddy Rich (narrated in 1956).
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USA - 1940s - Sammy Davis Jr. takes the tap dancing lead with the Will Mastin trio.