Victor Records
One of Stanley's 1925 Victor recordings, "When My Sugar Walks Down the Street", in which she shared the vocal with newcomer Gene Austin, helped launch Austin's illustrious career.
She recorded J. Russel Robinson and Con Conrad's 1920 jazz standard "Singin' the Blues" by the Original Dixieland Jazz Band composed by and released it as Victor 18703. She recorded the Paul Whiteman and Fred Rose composition "Flamin' Mamie" on October 5, 1925 and released it as Victor 19828-A accompanied on ukulele by Billy "Uke" Carpenter who provided "jazz effects". In the late '20s Victor Records produced a popular series of records pairing Stanley with singer Billy Murray.
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