Lane was Bunny Berigan's guest vocalist at the World's Fair in Flushing, New York, singing "Rumboogie" and "A Million Dreams Ago". The following month she auditioned for NBC's "Chamber Music Society of Lower Basin Street" but Dolores O'Neill got the job. In December, Lane was back at the Strand, this time with Woody Herman. Like the Crosby and Norvo gigs, the Strand date with Herman seems to have been a temporary arrangement: Lane did not record with Herman's Herd and apparently retired from the music business in 1941. Recordings with Glenn Miller "My Fine Feathered Friend" "Doin' the Jive" "Silhouetted In the Moonlight" "Every Day’s A Holiday" "Sweet Stranger" Recordings with Bob Chester "Just For A Thrill" "Shoot The Sherbet To Me, Herbert" (also sang on CBS 9/21/39; see above) "You Tell Me Your Dreams and I'll Tell You Mine" "Billy" "Oo, Oo, Oo, I'm Thrilled" "Goodbye, Goodbye" "I Can't Tell You Why I Love You, But I Do" Recordings with Bunny Berigan "Patty cake, Patty Cake" "Deed I Do" "I Cried for You" Sources Charlie Barnet with Stanley Dance. "Those Swinging Years - The Autobiography of Charlie Barnet" forward by Billy May (1984) Walker, Leo. The Big Band Almanac. Da Capo, 1989. Simon, George T. The Big Bands. Foreword by Frank Sinatra. Schirmer Books; 4th edition (March 4, 1982). Metronome Down Beat Big band singers