Thanks to Dennis Pereyra, Dave Bartholomew, Michael Schnitzer, Richard Unger, Bob Palmer and Owen Miller for their help with this page.
| Title | Recording Date | Recording Location | Company |
| A Girl Friend Of A Boy Friend Of Mine (Walter Donaldson / Gus Kahn) |
7-25-1930 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 22499 |
| A Gypsy Told Me Vocal refrain by Perry Como |
2-22-1938 | New York, New York | Decca 1695 A |
| A Smile Will Go a Long, Long Way (Akst / Davis) |
11-16-1924 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 19258-A |
| A Shack In The Back Of The Hills | 2-23-1938 | New York, New York | Decca 1705 |
| Ad-De-Day (The Song Of The Cuban Money Divers) |
3-10-1939 | New York, New York | Decca 2365 B |
| All That I’m Asking Is Sympathy | 12-2-1929 | Chicago, Illinois | Victor 22236 |
| Am I A Passing Fancy? Vocal refrain by Parker Gibbs (Silver / Sherman / Lewis) |
6-25-1929 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 22038-B |
| Angeline Vocal Refrain by Perry Como |
12-9-1941 | Los Angeles, California | Decca 4131 A |
| Any Corner Is A Cozy Corner | 10-5-1931 | Chicago, Illinois | Victor 22829 |
| Anything Your Heart Desires (From the Musical Comedy, “Just A Minute”) Vocal refrain by Arthur Jarrett (Walter O’Keefe / Harry Archer) |
10-19-1928 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 21767-B |
| At The Baby Parade | 1-9-1933 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 24219 |
| Back To Smokey Mountain | 10-5-1939 | New York, New York | Decca 2829 B |
| Barbara | 7-28-1927 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 20846 |
| Big Boy! (Jack Yellen / Milton Ager) |
4-29-1924 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 19344-A |
| Blue Rose (Arthur Coleman / Eugene Herbert) |
2-6-1924 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 19274 |
| Blue Sky Avenue | 9-15-1934 | Chicago, Illinois | Columbia 2957D |
| Blue-Eyed Sally (Al Bernard / Russell Robinson) |
12-23-1924 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 19547-A |
| Buckin’ The Wind | 10-25-1933 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird 5236 |
| Buffoon Whistling by Elmo Tanner |
2-23-1938 | New York, New York | Decca 1884 B |
| Bye Bye Baby Vocal Refrain by Parker Gibbs |
8-6-1936 | Chicago, Illinois | Decca 895 B |
| Carolina’s Calling Me | 12-2-1931 | Chicago, Illinois | Victor 22877 |
| Celebratin’ Vocal Chorus by Red Ingle |
5-15-1936 | Chicago, Illinois | Decca 822 B |
| Chick, Chick, Chick, Chick, Chicken (Lay A Little Egg For Me) | 9-13-1926 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 20206 |
| Class Will Tell Vocal Refrain by Perry Como |
3-11-1939 | New York, New York | Decca 2365 A |
| Climbing Up The Ladder Of Love | 9-13-1926 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 20230 |
| Cobble-Stones (Sidney Clare / Lew Pollack) |
11-25-1927 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 21105 40091-1 |
| Cobble-Stones (Sidney Clare / Lew Pollack ) |
11-25-1927 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 21105 40091-4 |
| Collegiate Love | 12-7-1929 | Chicago, Illinois | Victor 22406 |
| Come On, Baby! | 9-21-1928 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 21729 |
| Cottage By The Moon | 9-27-1936 | Chicago, Illinois | Decca 958 B |
| Covered Wagon Days (Will Morrissey / Joe Burrowes) |
11-20-1923 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 19212-A |
| Darling, Not Without You | 9-27-1936 | Chicago, Illinois | Decca 959 A |
| Dear One (Fisher / Burke / Richardson / Bergman) |
10-21-1924 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 19491-B |
| Deep In The Heart Of Texas Vocal Refrain by Perry Como (Don Swander / June Hershey) |
12-9-1941 | Los Angeles, California | Decca 4138 A |
| Doin’ The Uptown Lowdown Vocal Chorus by Parker Gibbs |
10-25-1933 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird 5236 |
| Don’t Forget To Remember (Mark Fisher / Joe Burke) |
2-6-1924 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 19274 |
| Dream River (George Brown) |
4-3-1928 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 21339 |
| Egyptian-Ella | 10-28-1930 | Hollywood, California | Victor 22644 |
| Everybody Loves My Girl Vocal refrain by Parker Gibbs (Abrahams / Lewis / Young) |
11-25-1927 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 21173-B |
| Flower Of Love (from the motion picture “White Shadows in the South Seas”) (Dreyer / Ruby / Axt / Mendoza) |
8-21-1928 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 21643-A |
| Fooled By The Moon | 8-6-1936 | Chicago, Illinois | Decca 921 B |
| From Saturday Night Till Monday Morning Vocal refrain by Parker Gibbs |
9-20-1927 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 21009 |
| Gambler’s Blues | 3-10-1939 | New York, New York | Decca 2408 B Decca 3687 B |
| Good Morning, Good Evening, Good Night Vocal refrain by C. Washburne (Silver / Sherman / Lewis) |
6-21-1929 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 22032-B |
| Goodnight, Sweet Dreams, Goodnight (Siler / Sherman / Lewis) |
2-22-1938 | New York, New York | Decca 1704 |
| Goody Goodbye Vocal Refrain by Perry Como |
10-4-1939 | New York, New York | Decca 2794 A |
| Harmonica Harry (Phil Baxter) |
12-2-1929 | Chicago, Illinois | Victor 22238 |
| Hat’s Off, Here Comes A Lady | 12-19-1931 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 24208 |
| Having A Lonely Time Vocal refrain by Perry Como and Elmo Tanner |
12-9-1941 | Los Angeles, California | Decca 4131 B |
| Heartaches (John Klenner / Al Hoffman) |
8-4-1933 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird 5131 |
| Heartaches Whistling by Elmo Tanner (John Klenner / Al Hoffman) |
8-23-1938 | Los Angeles, California | Decca 25017 |
| Here We Are (Gus Kahn / Harry Warren) |
6-28-1929 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 22037-B |
| He’s Tall, Dark and Handsome | 4-3-1928 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 21364-B |
| Hey, Babe, Hey (waltz) | 9-27-1936 | Chicago, Illinois | Decca 969 A |
| Highways are Happy Ways (When They Lead The Way To Home) Vocal refrain by Dusty Roades and Parker Gibbs (Harris / Malie / Shay) |
9-8-1927 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 20910-A |
| Hold Your Man (waltz) | 8-4-1933 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird 5130 |
| Hy’a, Duchess | 3-3-1933 | New York, New York | Victor 24265 |
| I Don’t Want Your Kisses (If I Can’t Have Your Love) (From Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer picture “So This Is College”) Vocal refrain by Parker Gibbs (Fred Fisher / Martin Broones) |
6-21-1929 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 22138-B |
| I Found You “Out” When I Found You “In” Somebody Else’s Arms Vocal refrain by Arthur Jarrett (Charles O’Flynn / Phil Ponce) |
10-2-1928 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 21773-A |
| I Guess It Had To Be That Way | 12-5-1933 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird 5292 |
| I Like Mountain Music (James Cavanaugh / Frank Weldon) |
3-3-1933 | New York, New York | Victor 24266 |
| I Lost My Gal Again | 2-19-1931 | Chicago, Illinois | Victor 22637 |
| I Love To Hear a Military Band | 9-24-1931 | Chicago, Illinois | Victor 22822 |
| I Love To Ride On A Choo-Choo Train Vocal refrain by Elmo Tanner |
3-11-1939 | New York, New York | Decca 2366 B |
| I Still Get A Thrill (Thinking Of You) (Benny Davis / J. Fred Coots) |
7-25-1930 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 22515 |
| I Wonder Who’s Kissing Her Now Vocal Refrain by Perry Como |
10-5-1939 | New York, New York | Decca 2919 A |
| If I Ever Cry (You’ll Never Know) (S. Clark / B. & E. Kuhn) |
7-8-1925 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 19722 |
| If I Had Somebody To Love | 8-4-1933 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird 5148 |
| If You Want The Rainbow (You Must Have The Rain) |
9-4-1928 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 21670 |
| I’ll Keep Warm All Winter (With My Sunny Summer Love) |
11-11-1934 | Chicago, Illinois | Columbia 2976D |
| I’m A Lover Of Paree | 10-25-1933 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird 5235 |
| I’m All Broken Up Over You | 2-22-1924 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 19286 |
| I’m For You a Hundred Per Cent | 9-28-1931 | Chicago, Illinois | Victor 22838 |
| I’m Gonna Park Myself In Your Arms (Heath / Fletcher / Marr) |
7-19-1926 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 20120-B |
| I’m Growing Fonder Of You | 11-11-1934 | Chicago, Illinois | Columbia 2975D |
| In A One-Room Flat | 10-25-1933 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird 5235 |
| In My Little Red Book Vocal Chorus by Perry ComoWhistling by Elmo Tanner |
2-23-1938 | New York, New York | Decca 1695 B |
| It All Comes Back To Me Now Vocal Refrain by Perry Como |
1-28-1941 | New York, New York | Decca 3627 A |
| It Was Only a Sun Shower Vocal refrain by Dusty Roades (Kahal / Wheeler / Snyder) |
9-8-1927 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 20910-B |
| Jelly Bean (He’s A Curbstone Cutie) |
5-15-1936 | Chicago, Illinois | Decca 810 B |
| Jig Time | 2-19-1931 | Chicago, Illinois | Victor 22644 |
| Jiminy Cricket | 10-4-1939 | New York, New York | Decca 2793 A |
| Juggling A Jigsaw | 3-3-1933 | New York, New York | Victor 24265 |
| Juliana | 8-23-1938 | Los Angeles, California | Decca 2020 A |
| Knock ! Knock ! Who’s There ? | 8-6-1936 | Chicago, Illinois | Decca 885 A |
| Lazy Weather Vocal Chorus by Perry Como Whistling by Elmo Tanner |
5-15-1936 | Chicago, Illinois | Decca 822 A Decca 1006 |
| Let Me Give My Happiness To You | 8-4-1933 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird 5148 |
| Let’s Sing Again | 5-15-1936 | Chicago, Illinois | Decca 820 A |
| Little Joe | 2-19-1931 | Chicago, Illinois | Victor 22646 |
| Lonely Park | 1-9-1933 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 24227 |
| Lonesome (Gee, I’m Awf’ly Lonesome) (Raymond Klages / Dewy Bergman) |
7-8-1925 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 19804-B |
| Look Who’s Here! | 12-19-1931 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 24208 |
| Love Bound | 1-7-1926 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 20033 |
| Marching Along Together | 8-4-1933 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird 5131 |
| Marvelous Vocal refrain by Dusty Roades and Parker Gibbs (May Singhi Breen / Peter De Rose ) |
8-24-1927 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 20901-A |
| May I Never Love Again Vocal Refrain by Perry Como |
1-27-1941 | New York, New York | Decca 3627 B |
| Me And The Man In The Moon Vocal refrain by Arthur Jarrett (James Monaco / Edgar Leslie) |
12-7-1928 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 21809-A |
| Miss Annabelle Lee (Pollack / Claire / Richmond) |
7-28-1927 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 20846 |
| Miss Wonderful (From First National picture “Paris”) (Eddie Ward / Al Bryan) |
9-13-1929 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 22137-B |
| Monstro The Whale | 10-4-1939 | New York, New York | Decca 2793 B |
| Moonlight Whistling by Elmo Tanner (Con Conrad) |
10-5-1939 | New York, New York | Decca 3044 A |
| My Baby Just Cares For Me | 7-25-1930 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 22499 |
| My Cutey’s Due At Two-To-Two Today Vocal refrain by T.P. Gibbs (Leo Robin / Albert von Tilzer ) |
7-19-1926 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 20120-A |
| My Favorite Band | 2-16-1931 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird 6395 |
| My Gal Sal (Paul Dresser) |
2-22-1924 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 19287 |
| My Troubles Are Over Vocal refrain by Parker Gibbs (James Monaco / Edgar Leslie) |
12-7-1928 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 21809-B |
| Mysterious Mose (Walter Doyle) |
4-2-1930 | Chicago, Illinois | Victor 22411-A |
| Nine O’Clock Sal (Leroy / Hayes / Leary / Ingraham) |
11-16-1924 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 19258-B |
| No Other Love (Was Meant For Me) (Introducing “I’d Like To Love Them All”) (take 7) |
1-7-1929 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 21840 |
| Nobody’s Baby Is Somebody’s Baby Now | 9-28-1931 | Chicago, Illinois | Victor 22829 |
| Nola Whistling by Elmo Tanner (Felix Arnat) |
2-23-1938 | New York, New York | Decca 2041 |
| Nothin’ On My Mind (But The Moonlight, The Starlight And You) (Gus Kahn / Ted Fiorito) |
4-5-1928 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 21364-A |
| Oh ! If I Only Had You (Gus Kahn / Cliff Friend) |
7-19-1926 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 20133-B |
| Oh ! Mo’nah (Ted Weems / Country Washburn) |
9-24-1931 | Chicago, Illinois | Victor 22822 |
| Oh! Monah Vocal Chorus by Country Washburn (Ted Weems / Country Washburn) |
1-27-1941 | New York, New York | Decca 25017 |
| Ollie Ollie Outs In Free Vocal Refrain by Perry Como |
12-9-1941 | Los Angeles, California | Decca 4138 B |
| One Little Kiss | 11-11-1934 | Chicago, Illinois | Columbia 2975D |
| One Man Band (Phil Baxter / Ted Weems) |
10-28-1930 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird 6395 |
| One Of Us Was Wrong | 12-2-1931 | Chicago, Illinois | Victor 22877 |
| On The Island Of Catalina | 10-5-1939 | New York, New York | Decca 2919 B |
| Out Of The Night (Harry Sosnik / Walter Hirsch) |
9-15-1934 | Chicago, Illinois | Columbia 2956 D |
| Out Of The Night Whistling by Elmo Tanner (Harry Sosnik / Walter Hirsch) |
1-27-1941 | New York, New York | Decca 3697 A |
| Panhandle Pete | 12-19-1931 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 24302 |
| Piccolo Pete (Phil Baxter) |
6-28-1929 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 22037-A |
| Piccolo Pete | 1-27-1941 | New York, New York | Decca 4420 B |
| Picture Me Without You | 9-27-1936 | Chicago, Illinois | Decca 958 A |
| Play That Hot Guitar | 9-24-1931 | Chicago, Illinois | Victor 24053 |
| Poor Pinocchio’s Nose Vocal refrain by Elmo Tanner |
3-10-1939 | New York, New York | Decca 2408 A |
| Rainbow On The River Vocal Refrain by Perry Como |
9-27-1936 | Chicago, Illinois | Decca 969 B |
| Red-Nose Pete (Max C. Freedman / Harry Link) |
6-9-1924 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 19377-B |
| Remarkable Girl (Lou Handman / Henry Creamer) |
9-13-1929 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 22157 |
| Roam On, My Little Gypsy Sweetheart Vocal refrain by Dusty Rhoades (Wheeler / Kahal / Snyder ) |
8-24-1927 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 20892 |
| Robins And Roses Vocal Refrain by Perry Como |
8-23-1938 | Los Angeles, California | Decca 2041 |
| Rooftop Serenade | 12-5-1933 | Camden, New Jersey | Bluebird 5290 |
| Rose Of The Rockies Vocal Refrain by Perry Como and Elmo Tanner |
1-28-1941 | New York, New York | Decca 3628 B |
| Runnin’ Wild (Joe Grey / A. Harrington Gibbs) |
10-4-1939 | New York, New York | Decca 3135 A |
| Salud, Dinero y Amor (Health, Wealth and Love) Vocal refrain by Elmo Tanner |
1-28-1941 | New York, New York | Decca 3628 A |
| Savannah (Georgiana Blues) (Fred Fisher) |
1-27-1941 | New York, New York | Decca 3782 B |
| Savannah (The Georgianna Blues) (Fred Fisher) |
4-29-1924 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 19344-B |
| She Belongs To Me | 7-19-1926 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 20475 |
| She Changed Her Hi-De-Hi-De (For His Yodel-O-De-Ay) (from “The Red Robin”) (Scholl / Rich / Schwartz) |
3-3-1933 | New York, New York | Victor 24266 |
| She’ll Never Find a Fellow Like Me Vocal refrain by Parker Gibbs |
8-24-1927 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 21009 |
| She’s Got “It” (Davis / Akst / Gilbert) |
7-28-1927 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 20829-A |
| She’s So Nice | 12-2-1931 | Chicago, Illinois | Victor 22881 |
| Siberia (Phil Ponce / Paul Van Loan) |
7-8-1925 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 19722 |
| Simple And Sweet (Abel Baer / Bud Green) |
8-23-1938 | Los Angeles, California | Decca 2019 A |
| Sing (A Happy Little Thing) (Howard Johnson / Joseph Meyer) |
7-1-1930 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 22515 |
| Sissy | 2-22-1938 | New York, New York | Decca 1694 |
| Sittin’ Up Waitin’ For You | 12-5-1933 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird 5290 |
| Slappin’ The Bass Vocal refrain by Parker Gibbs and chorus (Harry De Costa / Fred Phillips) |
4-3-1930 | Chicago, Illinois | Victor 22411-B |
| Smile a Little Bit Vocal refrain by Dusty Roades (Schenck / Morton / Chevlin) |
1-7-1926 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 19930-B |
| Somebody Stole My Gal (Leo Wood) |
11-20-1923 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 19212-B |
| Song Of Surrender (waltz) | 12-5-1933 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird 5288 |
| Sophomore Prom (Klages / Greer) |
6-21-1929 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 22215 |
| Sunday In The Park | 2-22-1938 | New York, New York | Decca 1694 |
| Swingin’ In The Corn | 2-22-1938 | New York, New York | Decca 1705 |
| ‘Taint So | 12-5-1933 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird 5289 |
| Talk Of The Town (Cohn / Kahn) |
12-7-1929 | Chicago, Illinois | Victor 22304 |
| Talkin’ To Myself | 9-15-1934 | Chicago, Illinois | Columbia 2957D |
| Ten Yards To Go | 9-15-1934 | Chicago, Illinois | Columbia 2956D |
| That Old Gang Of Mine Vocal Refrain by Perry Como |
10-4-1939 | New York, New York | Decca 2829 A |
| That’s My Girl (Benny Davis / Lou Gold) |
9-7-1926 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 20196-A |
| That’s What I Like About You | 10-5-1931 | Chicago, Illinois | Victor 22838 |
| The Boulevard Of Broken Dreams | 12-5-1933 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird 5288 |
| The Chestnut Tree (‘Neath The Spreading Chestnut Tree) Vocal refrain by Elmo Tanner |
3-11-1939 | New York, New York | Decca 2380 A |
| The Cute Little Hat-Check Girl Whistling by Elmo Tanner (Al Stillman / Ray Bloch / Nat Simon) |
8-23-1938 | Los Angeles, California | Decca 2019 B |
| The Day That I Met You (Santly / Davis / Richman) |
1-7-1926 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 19938-B |
| The Five-Piece Band Vocal Refrain by Parker Gibbs |
8-6-1936 | Chicago, Illinois | Decca 921 A |
| The Ghost Of Piccolo Pete Vocal Refrain by Parker Gibbs |
3-10-1939 | New York, New York | Decca 2380 B |
| The Glory Of Spring (Introducing, “Lips That Laugh At Love”) |
1-7-1929 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 21840 |
| The Man From The South (Rube Bloom / Harry Woods) |
12-2-1929 | Chicago, Illinois | Victor 22238 |
| The Man From The South (With A Big Cigar In His Mouth) (Rube Bloom / Harry Woods) |
1-28-1941 | New York, New York | Decca 3782 A |
| The Martins And The Coys (Al Cameron / Ted Weems) |
5-15-1936 | Chicago, Illinois | Decca 810 A Decca 25286 A |
| The Merry-Go-Roundup | 10-4-1939 | New York, New York | Decca 3135 B |
| The Music Man | 12-5-1933 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird 5289 |
| The Old Kitchen Kettle | 1-9-1933 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 24219 Bluebird 6413 |
| The One-Man Band | 10-28-1930 | Hollywood, California | Victor 22644 |
| The Rooftop Serenade | 12-5-1933 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird B-5290 |
| The Young ‘Uns Of The Martins And The Coys Vocal Refrain by Elmo Tanner |
3-10-1939 | New York, New York | Decca 25286 B |
| There’ll Be Some Changes Made Vocal refrain by Mary Lee (Billy Higgins / W. Benton Overstreet) |
10-4-1939 | New York, New York | Decca 3044-B |
| There’s Too Many Eyes That Wanna Make Eyes At Two Pretty Eyes I Love | 9-13-1929 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 22157 |
| This Is My Love Song | 12-2-1931 | Chicago, Illinois | Victor 22881 |
| Three Shif’less Skunks | 2-22-1938 | New York, New York | Decca 1884 A |
| Travelin’ Blues (Russell / Bergman) |
10-21-1924 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 19496 |
| (Trouble Ends) Out Where The Blue Begins |
9-27-1936 | Chicago, Illinois | Decca 959 |
| Trouble in Paradise | 8-4-1933 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird 5130 |
| Two Blind Loves | 10-4-1939 | New York, New York | Decca 2794 B |
| Until Today (Davis / Coots / Levant) |
8-6-1936 | Chicago, Illinois | Decca 895 A |
| Walkin’ My Baby Back Home (Roy Turk / Fred E. Ahlert) |
2-16-1931 | Chicago, Illinois | Victor 22637 |
| Washing Dishes With My Sweetie Vocal refrain by Parker Gibbs (Dixon / Neely / Ringle) |
4-3-1930 | Chicago, Illinois | Victor 22426-B |
| What a Day! Vocal refrain by Parker Gibbs (Harry Woods) |
6-25-1929 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 22038-A |
| What Are You Doing The Rest Of Your Life ? | 2-22-1938 | New York, New York | Decca 1704 |
| What’s The Use Of Crying? | 9-13-1926 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 20234 |
| When A Lady Meets A Gentleman Down South | 8-6-1936 | Chicago, Illinois | Decca 885 B Decca 1006 |
| When It’s Daylight-Saving Time In Oshkosh | 10-17-1930 | Hollywood, California | Victor Special |
| When The Morning Rolls Around | 1-9-1933 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 24227 |
| When You Were The Blossom Of Buttercup Lane (And I Was Your Little Boy Blue) |
2-16-1931 | Chicago, Illinois | Victor 22648 |
| Who Wants a Bad Little Boy? (Fred Fisher / Joe Burke) |
6-9-1924 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 19424 |
| Who Wouldn’t Be Blue? (Benny Davis / Joe Burke) |
4-5-1928 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 21511-B |
| Why Am I Happy ? | 10-25-1933 | Chicago, Illinois | Bluebird 5239 |
| Winter Wonderland | 11-11-1934 | Chicago, Illinois | Columbia 2976D |
| You Can’t Pull The Wool Over My Eyes | 5-15-1936 | Chicago, Illinois | Decca 820 B |
| (You Gave Me Everything) But Love | 2-19-1931 | Chicago, Illinois | Victor 22646 |
| (You’re Just a Great Big) Baby Doll (Alexander / Darey / Herscher) |
9-4-1928 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 21670 |
| You’re The Cream In My Coffee (From the Musical Comedy, “Hold Everything!”) Vocal refrain by Parker Gibbs (Buddy De Sylva / Lew Brown / Ray Henderson) |
10-19-1928 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 21767-A |
| Artist | Instrument |
| Carl Agee | Trumpet |
| George Bart | Brass Bass, String Bass |
| Pete Beilman | Trombone |
| Dewey Bergman | Piano |
| Francis Buggy | Clarinet, Soprano Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone |
| Bill Comfort | Banjo, Vocals |
| Perry Como | Vocals |
| Merrill Conner | Trumpet |
| Cliff Covert | Guitar, Violin, Vocals |
| Paul Creedon | Trumpet |
| Dick Cunliffe | Clarinet, Alto Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone |
| Ormand Downes | Drums |
| Walter Doyle | Vocals |
| Mark Fisher | Vocals |
| Dudley Fosdick | Mellophone, Vocals |
| Charles Gaylord | Violin |
| Parker Gibbs | Clarinet, Tenor Saxophone, Vocals |
| Gene Glennan | Vocals |
| E. Martin Grey | Clarinet, Soprano Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone |
| Red Ingle | Clarinet, Tenor Saxophone, Vocals |
| Art Jarrett | Banjo, Guitar, Vocals |
| The Keating Twins | Vocals |
| Mary Lee | Vocals |
| Walter Livingston | Clarinet, Soprano Saxophone, Alto Saxophone, Bass Saxophone |
| Nelson Maples | Piano |
| Andrea Marsh | Vocals |
| Marvell Maxwell | Vocals |
| Rosy McHargue | Clarinet, Alto Saxophone |
| Frank Munn | Vocals |
| Norman Nugent | Clarinet, Soprano Saxophone, Alto Saxophone, Bass Saxophone |
| Jack O’Brien | Piano |
| Sam Olver | Brass Bass, Vocals |
| Morton Parker | Banjo |
| Dusty Rhodes | Drums, Vocals |
| Cecil Richardson | Drums |
| Bob Royce | Piano |
| Andy Secrest | Trumpet |
| Charles Stenroos | Trombone |
| Elmo Tanner | Washboard, Vocals |
| Thales Taylor | Clarinet, Alto Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone |
| Louis Terman | Brass Bass |
| Harry Turner | Trombone |
| Wes Vaughn | Banjo, Guitar, Vocals |
| Fred Waldar | Vocals |
| Country Washburn | Brass Bass, String Bass, Vocals |
| Don Watt | Clarinet, Alto Saxophone |
| Art Weems | Trumpet, Vocals |
| Ted Weems | Trombone, Director |
| Carl Workman | Trombone |
| H. L. Wynne | Clarinet, Soprano Saxophone, Alto Saxophone, Bass Saxophone |
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