These recordings were: February 19–27 If I Could Be With You One Hour Tonight My Melancholy Baby Can't We Talk It Over The Blues Love For Sale You, You Darling The Moon And The Willow Tree WhamApril 14–16 Devil May Care Night On The Shalimar I Hear Bluebirds Fatima's Drummer BoyLate July Now I Lay Me Down To Dream Wait Til I Catch You In My Dreams And So Do I River HomeFats Waller Songs (1944) On February 26, 1944, he recorded four of eight sides with Sid Jacobs on bass on a memorial album for Fats Waller, with Earl Hines recording the other four, for Signature Records:Signature Listing, Online 78rpm Discographical Project How Can You Face Me? Keepin' Out Of Mischief Now (What Did I Do To Be So) Black And Blue ZonkyNat Jaffe Trio (1944) The Nat Jaffe Trio, with guitarist Remo Palmieri and bassist Leo Guarnieri, made four recordings on December 21, 1944, for Black and White Records:Playing the Black & Whites CD, discogs.com Blues In Nat's Flat These Foolish Things (Remind Me Of You) A Hundred Years From Today If I Had YouNat Jaffe and his V-Disc Jumpers (1945) On January 24, 1945, Jaffe recorded at least one track with this group, featuring Don Byas and Flip Phillips on tenor saxophone, Charlie Shavers on trumpet and Specs Powell on drums: The Jeep Is Jumpin'.Midnights at V-Disc album review, answers.comMidnights At V-Disc CD Track Listing, cylist.com With Sarah Vaughan (1945) Jaffe played piano on two of three recorded tracks during a recording session on May 25, 1945, in New York: What More Can a Woman Do? Mean to Me'' Notes References Scott Yanow, [ Nat Jaffe] at Allmusic 1918 births 1945 deaths American jazz pianists American male pianists Musicians from New York (state) 20th-century American pianists 20th-century American male musicians American male jazz musicians Deaths from hypertension American expatriates in Germany American expatriate musicians