1. How Wrong Can I Be Recording date: 1948 Never released The auction house Sotheby's wanted at the 13 September 1995 auction a minimum bid of £15,000 for the "reference" disc. However all bids fell short. So the rare recording remained at large and did not make its way into any catalog again. The master tape of the song is lost.

2. Do It Again (George Gershwin, DeSilva) Earle Hagen, his orchestra and choir, for MGM Records. Recording date: January 7, 1953 Label: DRG Records; USA 1978 LP: Marilyn Monroe - Never Before And Never Again Number: DS of 15005

3. Kiss (Lionel Newman, Gillespie) Earle Hagen, his orchestra and choir, for MGM Records. [See No. 2]

4. A Little Girl From Little Rock (Leo Robin, Jule Styne) special lyrics by Ken Derby, Daniel Orchestra of 20th Century Fox under the direction of Lionel Newman, for MGM Records. Duet with Jane Russell Recording date: March, 1953 Label: M-G-M Records, USA 1953 Single album: Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Number: X208 (2 records)

5. Bye Bye Baby (Leo Robin, Jule Styne) Choir and orchestra of 20th Century Fox, under the direction of Lionel Newman, for MGM Records. [See No. 4]

6. When Love Goes Wrong (Harold Adamson, Hoagy Carmichael) Choir and orchestra of 20th Century Fox, under the direction of Lionel Newman, for MGM Records. Duet with Jane Russell [See No. 4]

7. Diamonds Are A Girl's Best Friend (Leo Robin, Jule Styne) Orchestra of 20th Century-Fox, under the direction of Lionel Newman, for MGM Records. [See No. 4]

8. One Silver Dollar (Lionel Newman, Ken Derby) Orchestra of 20th Century Fox, under the direction of Lionel Newman, for RCA Records. at the piano: Hal Schaefer Recording date: April 9, 1954 Label: 20th Century-Fox Records, USA 1963 Single: Marilyn Monroe Sings Number: FOX 311

9. I'm Going To File My Claim (Lionel Newman, Ken Derby) Orchestra of 20th Century-Fox, under the direction of Lionel Newman, for RCA Records. at the piano: Hal Schaefer Recording date: April 9, 1954 Label: RCA Records, USA 1954 Single Number: - Does someone knows the number of this single record? Please send E-Mail to the "Marilyn Monroe Information Center"!

10. River Of No Return (Lionel Newman, Ken Derby) Choir and orchestra of 20th Century Fox, under the direction of Lionel Newman, for RCA Records. at the piano: Hal Schaefer [see No. 9]

11. Down In The Meadow (Lionel Newman, Ken Derby) Orchestra of 20th Century-Fox, under the direction of Lionel Newman, for RCA Records. Recording date: April 9, 1954 Label: Legends Records, USA 1976 LP: Marilyn Monroe Number: 1000/ 1

12. A Fine Romance (Jerome Kern, Dorothy Fields) for RCA Records Recording date: September 3, 1954 Label: RCA Records, Italy 1974 LP: Marilyn Monroe - La Voce, Le Musiche E I Films Number: TPL1 of 7025 (e)

13. She Acts Like A Woman Should (Jim Scott) For RCA Records [See No. 12]

14. You'd Be Surprised (Irving Berlin) Orchestra of 20th Century-Fox, under the direction of Lionel Newman, for RCA Records. Recording date: December 10, 1954 Label: RCA Records, USA, 1955 EPs: There's No Business Like Show Business Number: EPA - 593

15. After You Get What You Want You Don't Want It (Irving Berlin) Orchestra of 20th Century Fox, under the direction of Lionel Newman, for RCA Records. [See No. 14]

16. Heat Wave (Irving Berlin) Orchestra of the 20th Century Fox, under the direction of Lionel Newman, for RCA Records. [See No. 14]

17. Lazy (Irving Berlin) Orchestra of the 20th Century Fox, under the direction of Lionel Newman, for RCA Records. [See No. 14] 2. version Label: 20th Century Fox Records, USA 1963 LP: Marilyn Number: SXG - 5000

18. Some Like It Hot (Matty Malneck, I.A.L. Diamond) Matty Malneck and his orchestra, for United Artist Records. Recording date: October of 1958 Label: United Artist Records, USA 1959 EPs: Marilyn Monroe Sings Number: 1005

19. Runnin' Wilde (Grey, Wood, Gibbs) Matty Malneck and his orchestra, for United Artist Records. [See No. 18]

20. I Wanna Be Loved By You (Herbert Stothart, Harry Rub, Bert Kalmar) Matty Malneck and his orchestra, for United Artist Records. [See No. 18]

21. I'm Through With Love (Matty Malneck, Fud Livingston, Gus Kahn) Matty Malneck and his orchestra, for United Artist Records. [See No. 18]

22. Let's Make Love (Sammy Cahn, James van Heusen / R. Rouzaud) Orchestra of the 20th Century Fox under the direction of Lionel Newman, for Columbia Records. Duet with Frankie Vaughan Recording date: April of 1960 Label: Columbia Records, USA 1960 LP: Let's Make Love Number: CL-1527 (mono) CS-8327 (stereo)

23. My Heart Belongs To Daddy (Cole Porter) Choir and orchestra of the 20th Century Fox under the direction of Lionel Newman, for Columbia Records. [See No. 22]

24. Incurably Romantic (Sammy Cahn, James van Heusen), Orchestra of the 20th Century Fox under the direction of Lionel Newman, for Columbia Records. Duet with Frankie Vaughan [See No. 22]

25. Incurably Romantic (Sammy Cahn, James van Heusen) Orchestra of the 20th Century Fox under the direction of Lionel Newman, for Columbia Records. Duet with Yves Montand [See No. 22]

26. Specialization (Sammy Cahn, James van Heusen) Orchestra of the 20th Century Fox under the direction of Lionel Newman, for Columbia Records. Duet with Frankie Vaughan [See No. 22]

1. The CD "THE SONGS, VOICE AND FILMS OF MARILYN MONROE" is under the number ND of 89345/ © 1989 BMG Records/ Germany, available in most record stores today. The CD is recorded from the master tapes and the "pseudo" stereo processing. On this CD are the songs recorded for RCA: 9, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 and 17. However, this CD is not available as a US edition.

2. The CD "MARILYN MONROE - NEVER BEFORE AND NEVER AGAIN" appeared in 1989 in the USA on DRG Records under the number: CDXP 15005. The CD contains the original mono recordings. The following songs are included: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 12, 13, 14, 16, 17, 20, 21, 22, 24 and the "Happy Birthday of 1962.

3. A complete collection of all songs appeared 1991 under the title"MARILYN MONROE - THE COMPLETE RECORDINGS" on Legend Records in the USA as a CD. It is a double album plus booklet with the number: 1. CD No. 6000; 2. CD No. 6001. The CD contains cuts which were taken from existing MM records, not the master tapes, some in mono and some in stereo. Also there are soundtrack cuts of songs which were also recorded for records. So some record versions are missing. However, the title song (soundtrack) from the film "Let's Make Love" is missing entirely. On the #2 CD are so-called rarities; for example, radio programs, interviews, statements and movie tracks. The quality of this album is not bad; the composition interesting.