| Printemps, printemps /Woods ; Dixon ; Daniele ; Michele. | Danielle ; Michele. | |
| Hello Montréal! /Warren ; Rose ;Dixon. | The Westerners. | |
| Comme un papillon si je pouvais voler =[enregistrement sonore] /Just like a butterflyBeaudry, traducteur ; Dixon, paroles anglaise ; Woods, musique. | Jean Cartier, baryton avec orchestre. | Compo. |
| Bonjour, l'amour :[enregistrement sonore] /sur l'air de "Bye bye blackbird"Beaudry, traducteur ; Dixon, paroles anglaises ; Henderson, musique. | Jacques Fournier. | Compo. |
| Where the dreamy Wabash flows /Cliff Friend ; Abel Baer ; [performed by] Peerless Quartet. Follow the swallow / Rose, Dixon ; Henderson ; [performed by] Peerless Quartet. | Peerless Quartet (Albert Campbell and Henry Burr, tenors; Frank Croxton and John H. Meyer, basses; with orchestra conducted by Charles Adams Prince). | |
| Follow the swallow /Rose ; Dixon ; Henderson. | Lucky Strike Orchestra. | |
| Deep In Your EyesMort Dixon; Harry Warren. | Donald Novis; With Orchestra. | |
| Little Pal Of Long AgoHirsch; Sacre; Dixon. | Henry Burr; Rudy Wiedoeft; With Orchestra. | |
| In the sing song sycamore tree /Dixon ; Woods. | Arcadians. | |
| Bye, bye blackbird /Mort Dixon ; Ray Henderson. | George Olsen and his Music. | |
| Bye-bye, blackbird /Dixon ; Henderson. | The Midnight Serenaders ; Mel. Hughes, vocal chorus. | |
| Hello Montreal! /Rose ; Dixon ; Warren. | Waring's Pennsylvanians, vocal refrain by Fred Waring and chorus. | |
| ConfidentiallyReg Dixon. | Jan Garber; Orchestra; Ernie Mathias. | |
| You Never Heard A Word I SaidDouglas; Dixon. | Herb Kenny ; Orchestra ; Fred Norman ; The Rockets. | |
| Listen to the mocking bird ; Nightingale song (Catalog number 19250) | Duet with orchestra; soprano with orchestra | |
| The lady in red /Mort Dixon ; Allie Wrubel. | Stan Kenton and his orchestra. | |
| 'Twas only a summer night's dream /Kahn ; [performed by] Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians. Pink elephants / Woods, Dixon ; [performed by] Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians, performers. | |
| Moonbeam! kiss her for me /Dixon ; Woods. | Newport Society Orchestra ; Walter J. Neil, vocal chorus. | |
| Little Pal Of Long AgoHirsch; Sacre; Dixon. | Robert Bruce. | |
| That old gang of mine. /Rose, Dixon, Henderson. Hi lee hi lo / Eugene West, Ira Schuster. | Billy Murray and Ed Smalle, duet with orchestra. | |
| How deep-is-the ocean :(how high-is-the sky) = Cuan profundo es el oceano /Berlin. Pink elephants = Elefante rosado / Woods, Dixon. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Carmen Lombardo (1st work), unnamed vocal trio (2nd work), vocals. | |
| Dance of the bugs /Will H. Dixon. | Fred van Eps, banjo with orchestra. | Victor. |
| I can't lose that longing for you /Mort Dixon ; Jesse Greer. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians, Carmen Lombard, vocal refrain. | |
| River, stay 'way from my door /Dixon ; Woods. | Singin' Sam. vocal with orchestral accomp. | |
| Fare thee well Annabelle :from "Sweet music" /Wrubel-Dixon, [performed by] Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra, vocal chorus by "Pee Wee" Hunt. In a blue and pensive mood / Neiburg-Symes-Levinson, [performed by] Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra, vocal chorus by Ken Sargent. | Glen Gray ; Casa Loma Orchestra ; Pee Wee Hunt ; Ken Sargent. | |
| River, stay 'way from my door /Dixon, Woods ; [performed by] Chick Bullock's Levee Loungers ; chorus by Chick Bullock. When it's sleepy time down south / Rene, Muse ; [performed by] Chick Bullock's Levee Loungers ; chorus by Chick Bullock. | Chick Bullock's Levee Loungers ; Chick Bullock, chorus. | |
| Is it possible? (that she loves me) /Dixon ; Woods. | Hollywood Dance Orchestra ; Harold Lambert, vocal chorus. | |
| Did you mean it? /Mort Dixon ; Jesse Greer. | Reggie Childs and his Orchestra ; Stephanie Dale, vocal chorus. | |
| Underneath the stars /Fleta Jan Brown, Herbert Spencer. Shadowland / Lawrence P. [i.e. B.] Gilbert. | Raymond Dixon, tenor with orchestra ; [side b] Alice Green, Harry Macdonough, soprano and tenor duet with orchestra. | Victor. |
| Twelve o'clock waltz /Rose ; Dixon ; Warren. | Royal Marimba Players. | |
| I found a million dollar baby (In a five and ten cent store) /Rose ; Dixon ;Warren. | Lanin and his orchestra ; Paul Small. | |
| Four Leaf CloverWoods; Dixon. | Robby Robertson; Sundowners Band. | |
| Is it possible? :that she loves me /Dixon ; Woods. | Hollywood Dance Orchestra ; Harold Lambert, vocal chorus. | |
| Would you like to take a walk (sump'n good'll come from that) /Dixon ; Rose ; Warren. | Jack Berger's Hotel Astor Orchestra. | |
| Twelve o'clock waltz /Rose ; Dixon ; Warren. | Victor Arden ; Phil Ohman and their orchestra. | |
| I'm looking over a four leaf clover /Mort Dixon, Harry Woods. Eccentric / J. Russell Robinson. | The Three Suns ; vocal refrain by Male Quartet, and Artie Dunn [side a only]. | |
| Not here - not there (it's fifty miles from nowhere) /Dixon ; Fox ; Breur. | Lanin and his orchestra. | |
| Every once in a while /Mort Dixon ; Ray Henderson. | Jan Garber and his orchestra ; Lee Bennett. | |
| I found a million dollar baby :in a five and ten cents store : From "Crazy quilt" /Rose ; Dixon ; Warren. | Lanin and his Orchestra ; Paul Small, chorus. | |
| Come unto these yellow sands ; Green-sleeves /Shakespeare ; Purcell. | Werrenrath ; Dixon ; Hooley, baritone with male trio, harp and 'cello. | Victor. |
| Bye-bye, blackbird /Dixon ; Henderson. | Perry's Rhythm Kings ; Arthur Hall, vocal chorus. | |
| Call Me Back, Pal O' MineMorgan Brown; Harold Dixon. | Lewis James; With Orchestra. | |
| Excelsior /[Balfe] ; [Longfellow]. | [Messrs Russell and Dixon]. | Berliner. |
| I'm in love with you that's why /Mort Dixon ; Ray Henderson ; [performed by] Jim Miller, Charlie Farrell. Blue bonnet : you make me feel blue / Bryan ; Wending, Richman ; [performed by] Jim Miller, Charlie Farrell. | Jim Miller and Charlie Farrell, vocals. | |
| Follow the swallow /Dixon ; Henderson ; Rose. | George Olsen and his music. | |
| Old man sunshine :little boy bluebird /Dixon ; Warren. | The Arcadians with vocal chorus. | |
| I found a million dollar baby, or, In a five and ten cent store /Warren ; Rose ; Dixon. | Frank Aubern, with orchestra. | |
| Bye-bye, blackbird /Dixon ; Henderson. | Irving Kaufman, tenor with orch. | |
| Fare thee well Annabelle :from "Sweet Marie" /Wrubel ; Dixon. | Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra ; "Pee Wee" Hunt, vocal chorus. | |
| Bye-bye, blackbird /Dixon ; Henderson. | The Midnight Serenaders ; Mel. Hughes. | |
| Follow the swallow :fox trot = suivons l'hirondelle /Dixon ; Henderson ; Rose. | George Olsen and his music ; Paul Whiteman, and his orchestra. | |
| Where the wild, wild flowers grow /Dixon ; Woods. | The Pagoda Orchestra. | |
| I found a million dollar baby /Dixon ; Warren ; Billy Rose. | Helen Forrest ; Benny Goodman and his orchestra. | |
| Is it possible? (that she loves me) /Dixon ; Woods. | Hollywood Dance Orchestra ; Harold Lambert. | |
| Old man sunshine /Lynn Dixon ; Warren. | Leo Reisman and his Orchestra ; vocal refrain. | |
| I'm bidding my buddy goodbye /Dixon ; Woods. | Majestic Dance Orchestra ; Rodman Lewis, vocal chorus. | |
| I'm Looking Over A Four Leaf CloverWoods; Dixon. | Harmonians; Irving Kaufman. | |
| Nagasaki /Dixon-Warren, [performed by] Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra. P.S.I love you / Mercer-Jenkins, [performed by] Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra, vocal chorus by Kenneth Sargent. | Glen Gray ; Kenneth Sargent ; Casa Loma Orchestra. | |
| Follow the swallow /Rose ; Dixon ; Henderson. | Peerless Quartet, male quartet with orchestra. | |
| Scene from Julian Wylie's production "The good companions" Part 2 :Slipped round the corner /Addinsell ; Priestley ; Knoblock. | Adele Dixon ; John Gielgud, with piano and banjo. | |
| I can't lose that longing for you /Mort Dixon ; Jesse Green. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Carmen Lombardo. | |
| Would you like to take a walk (sump'n good'll come from that) /Dixon ; Rose ; Warren. | Jack Berger's Hotel Astor Orchestra. | |
| If the rest of the world don't want you (go back to mother and dad) /Alex Gerber ; Dave Dreyer. Little pal of long ago / Hirsch ; Sacre ; Dixon. | Franklyn Baur, tenor, with orchestra [side a] ; Henry Burr, tenor, and saxophone by Rudy Wiedoeft with orchestra [side b]. | |
| Good-bye Broadway, Hello Montreal /Rose ; Dixon ; Warren. | "Sleepy" Hall's Melody Boys, duet with saxophone, banjo and piano. | Victor. |
| Nearer My God To TheeAdams; Mason. | Raymond Dixon; With Orchestra. | |
| Hello Montreal! /Rose ; Dixon ; Warren. | Jack Denny and His Orchestra, vocal chorus by Scrappy Lambert. | |
| Follow the swallow /Rose ; Dixon ; Henderson. | Arthur Fields, baritone with orchestra. | |
| Ooh! that kiss /Dixon ; Young ; Warren. | Syd Lipton and his Grosvenor House Band. | |
| Samee gamee /Adrian Ross, lyrics ; Sidney Jones, music. | Fred Dixon. | Berliner. |
| You're my everything :from the picture "The laugh parade" /Dixon ; Young ; Warren. | Dan Ritchie and his orchestra ; Chick Bullock, chorus. | |
| You grow sweeter as the years go by /Johnny Mercer. Tears from my inkwell / Harry Warren, Mort Dixon. | Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra ; Vocal chorus by Kenny Sargent. | |
| Twelve o'clock waltz /Rose ; Dixon ; Warren. | The Marimba Players. | |
| Bye-bye, blackbird /Dixon ; Henderson. | Bennie Krueger's Orchestra. | |
| I found a million dollar baby /Rose ; Dixon ; Warren. | Hal Swain. | |
| My BabeDixon; Stone. | Gaylords; Orchestra; George Annis. | |
| Bye-bye, blackbird /Henderson ; Dixon. | Les Brunettes. | |
| Fare thee well Annabelle :from "Sweet Marie" /Wrubel ; Dixon. | Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra ; "Pee Wee" Hunt, vocal chorus. | |
| Chinese soldier man /Adrian Ross, lyrics ; Sidney Jones, music. | Fred Dixon. | Berliner. |
| The lady in red :from film "In Caliente" /Dixon ; Wrubel. | Xavier Cugat and his Waldorff-Astoria orchestra ; Don Reid. | |
| Old man sunshine :little boy bluebird /Dixon ; Warren. | The Arcadians. | |
| Twelve o'clock waltz /Rose ; Dixon ; Warren. | Dixie Marimba Players ; Rodmam Lewis, vocal chorus. | |
| You grow sweeter as the years go by /Johnny Mercer, [performed by] Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra with vocal chorus by Kenny Sargent. Tears from my inkwell / Harry Warren-Mort Dixon, [performed by] Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra with vocal chorus by Kenny Sargent. | Glen Gray ; Kenny Sargent ; Casa Loma Orchestra. | |
| That old gang of mine /Dixon ; Henderson ; Rose. | Bill Stegmeyer, and his orchestra. | |
| I found a million dollar baby (in a 5 and 10-cent store) /Fisher ; Rose ; [Dixon] ; [Warren]. | The Radio Franks, White [i.e. Wright] ; Bessinger, duet. | Compo. |
| Hello, My Dearie.Gene Buck; Dave Stamper. | Alice Green; Raymond Dixon; Orchestra. | |
| Follow the swallow /Henderson, Rose, Dixon ; Art Kahn and his Orchestra. The little old clock on the mantel / Ted Fiorito, Gus Kahn ; Art Kahn and his Orchestra. | Art Kahn and his Orchestra. | |
| I'm looking over a four leaf clover /Twin City Dance Orch. Nothing else matters but love / Royal Troubadours. | Palm Beach Serenaders ; Bud Hess, vocal chorus. | |
| I found a million dollar baby (In a five and ten cent store) /Rose ; Dixon ; Warren. | Chick Bullock. | |
| Did you mean it? /Dixon ; Greer. | Benny Goodman and his Orchetra ; Benny Goodman, vocal refrain. | |
| In the sing song sycamore tree /Dixon ; Woods. | Arcadians. | |
| Where the wild, wild flowers grow /Dixon ; Woods. | Pagoda Orchestra (with vocal chorus). | |
| Old man sunshine /Dixon ; Warren. | Fox-trot with vocal chorus. | |
| Pink elephants /Dixon ; Woods. | Allan Small and his orchestra. | |