extended from 1931 through 1963, Shep Fields compiled an extensive musical legacy that has been preserved on such record labels as: Bluebird Records, Mercury Records, MGM, and RCA Victor. His discography includes over three hundred arrangements of popular songs from this era and includes such hits as: "It's De-Lovely" (1937), "I've Got You Under My Skin", "The Jersey Bounce" (1942), "Moonlight and Shadows" (Bluebird 6803), "That Old Feeling" (Bluebird 7066), and "Thanks for the Memory" (Bluebird 7318, 1938). Noted musical arranger and editor Joseph Schillinger observed that over the course of his career, Shep Fields had assembled "one of the most colorful bands" of his time. Band Gene Merlino, vocals 1928 Sid Greene (1913–2006), drums and percussion, band manager, circa 1932-1943 Hal Derwin, vocals 1940 Larry Neill, vocals 1940 Dorothy Allen (1896–1970), vocals 1940 Ken Curtis vocals 1942-1949 Joe Negri (1926- ), guitar The Three Beaus and a Peep, vocals circa 1947-1948 Bob Johnstone (1916–1994), singer circa 1947-1948 Toni Arden, singer, circa 1945 Bob Shapley, accordion, circa 1948-1950 Carl Frederick Tandberg (1910–1988), bass fiddle, circa 1940 Lou Halmy (1911–2005), trumpet, music arranger, circa 1935 Sid Caesar (1922–2014), saxophone, circa 1940 John Serry Sr. (1915–2003), accordion, 1937–1938. Pat Foy, singer 1941 Lew Harris, music arranger 1940 Earl Kramer, bass saxophone 1941 John Quara (1925-), guitar circa 1947-1950 Live broadcasts Palmer House Hotel: Empire Room in Chicago during the late 1930's Biltmore Hotel in Los Angeles during September 1938 - October 1938 with John Serry Sr. as featured soloist on the NBC radio network Glen Island Casino in New Rochelle, New York, on May 12, 1947, with Toni Arden, Bob Johnstone, and The Three Beaus and a Peep Ice Terrace Room of the New Yorker Hotel on March 6, 1948, with Toni Arden, Bob Johnstone, and The Three Beaus and a Peep Discography {{ external media | align = center | width = 270px | audio1 = You may hear the Shep Fields Rippling Rhythm Orchestra performing "September in the Rain"with the vocalist Bobby Goday in 1937 Here|audio2= You may hear the Shep Fields Orchestra and John Serry performing "With A Smile and A Song" in 1937 [https://archive.org/details/78_with-a-smile-and-a-song_shep-fields-and-his-rippling-rhythm-orch-bobby-goday-larry_gbia0156992b/WITH+A+SMILE+AND+A+SONG+-+Shep+Fields+and+his+Rippling+Rhythm+Orch..flac 'Here on Archive.org]|audio3= You may hear recordings by Shep Fields and his Rippling Rhythm Orchestra from 1936 - 1944 Here }} A partial discography of Shep Fields recordings includes: Any Little Girl, That's a Nice Little Girl - Bluebird (B-7606-A) - Song by Fred