| He goes to church on Sunday /[Bryan ; Goetz]. | Billy Murray, [tenor], with orchestra. | |
| I'm simply crazy over you /Goetz, lyrics ; Jerome, lyrics ; Schwartz, music. | Harry Macdonough, tenor with orchestra. | Victor. |
| There's a girl in Havana :from "the never homes" /Sloane. | Sung by Caroline Vaughn and Henry Burr. | Columbia |
| Pigeon walk /James V. Monaco. Watch your step : Introducing "When I discovered you" and "I love to have the boys around me" / Berlin ; Goetz. | Victor Military Band [Pigeon walk] ; Victor Military Band [Watch your step] | |
| For me and my gal /Meyer, music ; [Edgar Leslie, lyrics] ; [E. Ray Goetz, lyrics]. | Campbell ; Burr, duet with orchestra accompaniment. | Pathé. |
| The cat and the Jonah bird /E. Ray Goetz. | Ada Jones, soprano ; Henry Burr, tenor, duet with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| Where the edelweiss is blooming :"Hanky panky" /Sloane, music ; Goetz, lyrics. | Henry Burr. | Columbia |
| Whistling in the wildwood /Stock-Rose-Cavanaugh, [performed by] Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians with vocal trio by Carmen Lombardo-Larry Owen-Fred Higman. Boom / Charles Trenet-E. Ray Goetz, [performed by] Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians with vocal trio by Carmen Lombardo-Larry Owen-Fred Higman. | Guy Lombardo ; Carmen Lombardo ; Larry Owen ; Fred Higman ; Royal Canadians. | |
| By the sad Luana shore /Goetz, music and lyrics ; [Grant, lyrics]. | Albert Campbell ; Henry Burr, tenor duet with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
| Where the edelweiss is blooming :"Hanky panky" /Sloane. | Elizabeth Spencer and Irving Gillette [i.e. Henry Burr]. | Edison. |
| Yaaka hula hickey dula :Hawaiian love song /Goetz, Young, and Wendling. | Walter Van Brunt. | Edison. |
| Where the edelweiss, etc. [sic]. | Elizabeth Spencer, soprano ; Irving Gillette, i.e. Henry Burr, Canadian tenor, with instrumental ensemble. | Edison |
| My Daddy Long LegsBert Grant. | Peerless Quartette; Orchestra Accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| How'd you like to keep a date with me /E. Ray Goetz. | Ada Jones, soprano ; Henry Burr, tenor, duet with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| There's a girl in Havana :from "The never homes" /Goetz ; Sloane ; [performed by] Lyric Quartet. Spring maid waltzes = Die Sprudelfee / Reinhardt ; [performed by] Victor Military Band. | Side A: Lyric Quartet (Lucy Isabelle Marsh, soprano; Marguerite Dunlap, contralto; Harry Macdonough, tenor; Reinald Werrenrath, baritone) with orchestra ; Side B: Victor Military Band. | |
| I've got the blues for home sweet home /Meyer ; Jerome ; Goetz. | Oscar Shaw, baritone with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| Alexander's bagpipe band :from Weber and Fields' "Jubilee" /Goetz, Berlin, Sloane. | Sung by Billy Murray with orchestra. | |
| When honey boy and honey girl go on their honeymoon /Ray Goetz. The whole town's wise, I'm in love with you / Richards ; [Jack Drislane] | Ada Jones, Henry Burr (side A and side B) | Columbia. |
| When Cupid comes a-tapping /Barrett ; Lehman. In the shadows / Goetz ; Finck. | Helen Clark and Walter Van Brunt with orchestra. | |
| Where the edelweiss is blooming :"Hanky panky" /Sloane, music ; Goetz, lyrics. | Elizabeth Spencer, soprano ; Irving Gillette [i.e. Henry Burr], tenor. | Edison. |