St. Louis Blues March
: Tex BenekeDate: 04/1948
Comment:
as Tex Beneke & His Orchestra
written by W.C. Handy
| Chart | Debut date | Peak pos. |
|---|---|---|
| US | 10/04/1948 | 5 |
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| Tex Beneke singles chronology | ||
|---|---|---|
| Anniversary Song (02/1947 • 260 pts) | St. Louis Blues March (04/1948 • 226 pts) | I Can Dream, Can't I? (11/1949 • 128 pts) |
| Tex Beneke singles by points | ||
|---|---|---|
| A Gal in Calico (12/1946 • 203 pts) | St. Louis Blues March (04/1948 • 226 pts) | Hey! Ba-Ba-Re-Bop (05/1946 • 245 pts) |
Music video
| Song versions | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| 1916 • Prince's Orchestra • St. Louis Blues |  | ||
| 1919 • Al Bernard • The St. Louis Blues | | ||
| 1920 • Marion Harris • St. Louis Blues | | ||
| 1921 • The Original Dixieland Jazz Band • St. Louis Blues | | ||
| 1923 • W.C. Handy's Orchestra • St. Louis Blues | | ||
| 1925 • Bessie Smith • The St. Louis Blues | | ||
| 1930 • Cab Calloway • St. Louis Blues | | ||
| 1930 • Louis Armstrong • St. Louis Blues | | ||
| 1930 • Rudy Vallée & His Connecticut Yankees • St. Louis Blues | | ||
| 1932 • The Mills Brothers • St. Louis Blues | | ||
| 1935 • Boswell Sisters • St. Louis Blues | | ||
| 1939 • Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians • St. Louis Blues | | ||
1948 • Tex Beneke  • St. Louis Blues March | | ||
| 1954 • Richard Maltby • St. Louis Blues Mambo | | ||
| 1961 • The Cousins • St. Louis Blues | | ||