CD 1
1 Vera Lynn: The white cliffs of Dover
2 Doreen Stephens: Wish me luck
3 Billy Cotton & His Band: Kiss me goodnight Sergeant Major
4 The Two Leslies: We're gonna hang out the washing on the Siegfried line
5 Leslie "Hutch" Hutchinson: This is worth fighting for
6 Harry Allen & Tommy Flanagan: Run rabbit run
7 George Formby: Leaning On A Lamp Post
8 Gracie Fields: Sing As We Go
9 Joe Loss: Hey little hen
10 Glenn Miller: Pennsylvania 6-5000
11 Deanna Durbin: Beneath The Lights Of Home
12 Binnie Hale: A nice cup of tea
13 Lew Stone & His Band: Wings over the navy
14 Tommy Dorsey: On The Sunny Side Of The Street
15 The Mills Brothers: Paper Doll
16 Artie Shaw: Begin The Beguine
17 Chick Henderson: The breeze and I
18 Evelyn Laye: Let The People Sing
19 Arthur Askey: Get in your shelter
20 Geraldo (Gerald Walcan Bright): If I only had wings

CD 2
1 Glenn Miller: In The Mood
2 Louis Jordan: G.I. Jive
3 George Formby: Bless 'em all
4 Vera Lynn: It's a lovely day tomorrow
5 Bing Crosby: Swinging On A Star
6 Doris Day: My Dreams Are Getting Better All The Time
7 Alan Breeze: The Fleet's In Port Again
8 Harry James: I've Heard That Song Before
9 Woody Herman: At The Woodchopper's Ball
10 Al Bowlly: Love is the sweetest thing
11 Geraldo (Gerald Walcan Bright): All in favour say 'Aye'
12 Charlie Barnet: Skyliner
13 Anne Shelton: I'm Stepping Out With A Memory Tonight
14 Gracie Fields: Now Is The Hour
15 Joe Loss: Somewhere in France with you
16 Harry Allen & Tommy Flanagan: If a grey-haired lady says "How's yer father"
17 Billy Cotton & His Band: I've got sixpence
18 Andrews Sisters: I'll Be With You In Apple Blossom Time
19 The Ink Spots: When The Swallows Come Back To Capistrano
20 Tommy Dorsey: Opus no. 1

CD 3
1 Gracie Fields: Sally
2 Doris Day: Sentimental Journey
3 Glenn Miller: Tuxedo Junction
4 Irving Berlin: This Is The Army, Mister Jones
5 Andrews Sisters: Rum And Coca-Cola
6 The Ink Spots: I'll get by
7 Peggy Lee: How Deep Is The Ocean?
8 Frank Sinatra: Fools Rush In
9 Vaughn Monroe: There, I've said it again
10 The Mills Brothers: You always hurt the one you love
11 Dorothy Carless: I'm Sending My Blessings
12 Deanna Durbin: Say a prayer for the boys over there
13 Geraldo (Gerald Walcan Bright): We must all stick together
14 Bing Crosby: Moonlight Becomes You
15 Vera Lynn: There's a new world over the skyline
16 Al Bowlly: There's a boy coming home on leave
17 Harry Allen & Tommy Flanagan: The Smiths and the Jones
18 The Merry Macs: Jingle, Jangle, Jingle
19 Leon Cortez: The girl who loves a soldier
20 Anne Shelton: Silver Wings In The Moonlight

CD 4
1 Glenn Miller: I've Got A Gal In Kalamazoo
2 Vera Lynn: Yours
3 The Ink Spots: Maybe
4 Leslie "Hutch" Hutchinson: The London I love
5 Anne Shelton: Johnny zero
6 Dorothy Carless: This Is No Laughing Matter
7 Dooley Wilson: As Time Goes By
8 Monte Rey: Amapola
9 Frank Sinatra: I couldn't sleep a wink last night
10 George Formby: Home Guard Blues
11 Andrews Sisters: One Meat Ball
12 Beat me daddy (Eight to the bar)
13 Artie Shaw: Frenesi
14 Dinah Shore: A pair of silver wings
15 Chick Henderson: The navy's here
16 The Squadronaires: Drummin' Man
17 There'll be a hot time in the town of Berlin
18 The Mills Brothers: Till then
19 Louis Jordan: Caldonia
20 Cliff "Ukulele Ike" Edwards: When I see an elephant fly

CD 5
1 Glenn Miller: American Patrol
2 Perry Como: Long Ago (And Far Away)
3 Jo Stafford: I Remember You
4 Vera Lynn: There's a land of begin again
5 Frank Sinatra: Saturday Night (Is The Loneliest Night Of The Week)
6 Andrews Sisters: The Boogie-Woogie Bugle Boy
7 George Formby: I Did What I Could With My Gas Mask
8 The Ink Spots: Ev'ry Night About This Time
9 Harry Roy: They Can't Black Out The Moon
10 Nat King Cole: I'm An Errand Boy For Rhythm
11 Dinah Shore: I'll walk alone
12 Bing Crosby: When the blue of the night
13 Vaughn Monroe: When the lights come on again all over the world
14 Anne Shelton: Lili Marlene
15 Ella Fitzgerald: Five O'clock Whistle
16 Noel Coward: London Pride
17 Jimmy Dorsey: María Elena
18 Billy Eckstine: Skylark
19 Helen Forrest: I Don't Want To Walk Without You
20 Judy Garland: How about you?

CD 6
1 Gracie Fields: The thing-ummy-bob
2 Anne Shelton: A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square
3 Jack Hylton: Painting theclouds with sunshine
4 International Novelty Orchestra: Colonel Bogey
5 Noel Coward: Mad Dogs And Englishmen
6 Jack Buchanan: Everything Stops For Tea
7 Harry Allen & Tommy Flanagan: Down forget-me-not lane
8 Dorothy Carless: That lovely weekend
9 Fats Waller: Swing out to Victory
10 Glenn Miller: Elmer's Tune
11 The Ink Spots: We Three (My Echo, My Shadow And Me)
12 Corporal Earl Oxford: I left my heart at the stage door canteen
13 Irving Berlin: My British Buddy
14 Ella Mae Morse: Cow Cow Boogie
15 Kay Kyser: Praise The Lord And Pass The Ammunition
16 Jimmy Dorsey: Green eyes
17 Vict'ry polka
18 Dinah Shore: Yes, My Darling Daughter!
19 Into each life some rain must fall
20 Duke Ellington: Don't Get Around Much Anymore (Never No Lament)

CD 7
1 Anne Shelton: Taking a chance on love
2 The Ink Spots: Java Jive
3 Bing Crosby: You are my sunshine
4 Judy Garland: The Trolley Song
5 George Formby: Our Sergeant Major
6 Glenn Miller: When Johnny comes marching home
7 Betty Driver: We mustn't miss the last bus home
8 In the quartermaster's store
9 Blues In The Night
10 Cliff "Ukulele Ike" Edwards: When you wish upon a star
11 Beryl Davis: Milkman keep those bottles quiet
12 Freddie Martin: The hut sut song
13 Dinah Shore: You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To
14 Andrews Sisters: Pennsylvania Polka
15 Binnie Hale: Room 504
16 Frank Sinatra: I'll Never Smile Again
17 Dean Martin: Which Way Did My Heart Go
18 Doris Day: Aren't You Glad You're You?
19 Nat King Cole: Don't blame me
20 Perry Como: Did You Ever Get That Feeling In The Moonlight?

CD 8
1 Don't Fence Me In
2 Carroll Gibbons: I'm gonna get lit up (When the lights go on in London)
3 Chick Henderson: My Prayer
4 Dean Martin: I've Got The Sun In The Morning
5 Harry James: Sleepy Lagoon
6 Glenn Miller: Don't Sit Under The Apple Tree
7 George Formby: When I'm cleaning windows
8 Frank Sinatra: Dream
9 Doris Day: You won't be satisfied (until you break my heart)
10 Jo Stafford: It Could Happen To You
11 Jimmy Dorsey: They're either too young or too old
12 Harry Roy & His Band: Victory roll rag
13 Sam Browne: The spitfire song
14 Perry Como: Temptation
15 The Ink Spots: Someone's rocking my dreamboat
16 The Merry Macs: Mairzy Doats And Doazy Doats
17 Anne Shelton: There Goes That Song Again
18 Vera Lynn: I'm in love for the first time
19 Tommy Trinder: All over the place
20 Andrews Sisters: The beer barrel polka

CD 9
1 Vera Lynn: When They Sound The Last "All Clear"
2 The Ink Spots: Whispering grass
3 Perry Como: All Through The Day
4 Al Bowlly: Goodnight, Sweetheart
5 Alfred Piccaver: There'll always be an England
6 Anne Shelton: Coming in on a wing and a prayer
7 Dick Haymes: There will never be another you
8 Bob Crosby: A Zoot Suit
9 Bing Crosby: Sunday, Monday Or Always
10 Doris Day: Broom street
11 Harry James: Two O'Clock Jump
12 Glenn Miller: Bugle Call Rag
13 Issy Bonn: Shine On, Victory Moon
14 Ivy Benson: The Home Coming Waltz
15 Joe Loss: Tigerty-boo
16 Jimmy Dorsey: Tangerine
17 Louis Jordan: Is You Is Or Is You Ain't My Baby?
18 Margaret Whiting: Moonlight in Vermont
19 argaret Eaves: 'V' stands for victory
20 Nat King Cole: The frim fram sauce

CD 10
1 Anne Shelton: I'll Be Seeing You
2 Bing Crosby: It's Been A Long, Long Time
3 Dick Haymes: You'll Never Know
4 Doris Day: In The Moon Mist
5 Harry James: You Made Me Love You
6 Jimmy Dorsey: Besame mucho
7 Tony Martin (Alvin Morris): The Last Time I Saw Paris
8 The Ink Spots: I don't want to set the world on fire
9 Betty Driver: The world will sing again
10 Al Bowlly: The very thought of you
11 Anita O'Day: And Her Tears Flowed Like Wine
12 It had to be you
13 Jack Payne: It's a hap-hap-happy day
14 Frank Sinatra: There Are Such Things
15 Johnny Mercer: I'm Gonna See My Baby
16 Bert Ambrose: Ma, I miss your apple pie
17 Luke Ellington: Take The "A" Train
18 Dorothy Squires: Coming home
19 The Merry Macs: Deep in the heart of Texas
20 Vera Lynn: We'll meet again