| I'll be your rainbow, or, I'll be your rain-beau /Ed Gardinier, lyrics ; J. Fred Helf, music. | Robert Price. | Berliner. |
| Some One Thinks Of Some OneGardnier; Heit. | Stanley; Macdonough; With Orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Meet Me Sweet Kathleen In Honeysuckle TimeJ Fred Helf. | Orchestra Accompaniment; Henry Burr. | |
| Tobie, I kind o' likes you /Will A. Heelan ; J. Fred Helf, lyrics and music. | Silas Leachman. | Berliner. |
| Some one thinks of some one /Helf. | Irving Gillette [i.e. Henry Burr]. | Edison. |
| As long as the shamrock grows green /Brockman ; Osborne. A wee little drop o' the Cruiskeen lawn / Moran ; Helf. | Side 1: Walter J. Van Brunt with orchestra ; side 2: Peerless Quartet with orchestra. | |
| I'll be your rainbeau, or, I'll be your rain-beau /Ed Gardinier, lyrics ; J. Fred Helf, music. | Dan W. Quinn. | Berliner. |
| Where the ivy's clinging, dearie, 'round an old oak tree /J. Fred Helf ; Robert F. Roden. When the sheep are in the fold, Jennie dear / J. Fred Helf ; C.M. Dennison. | Haydn Quartet (side A), Manuel Romain (side B). | |
| Medley of waltz songs :Smarty ; Be smart to me kid ; The girl who threw me down ; When it's moonlight, Mary darling, 'neath the old grape arbor shade /[Jack Norworth, lyrics ; Albert von Tilzer, music] ; [Benjamin Hapgood Burt, lyrics ; Albert Gumble, music] ; [Bartley Costello, lyrics ; J. Fred Helf, music]. | Victor Dance Orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Every race has a flag but the coon /[Will A. Heelan ; J. Fred Helf, lyrics and music]. | Arthur Collins. | Berliner. |
| When the violets bloom, violet /[Helf, music] ; [Robt, lyrics]. | [Irving Gillette], tenor. | Edison. |
| Captain Baby Bunting of the Rocking Horse Brigade /Ed Gardinier ; Will Cobb, lyrics ; Fred Helf, music. | Byron G. Harlan, tenor solo. | Berliner. |
| That's what the Germans sang /[Heelan, lyrics] ; [Helf, music]. | Dan W. Quinn. | His Master's Voice. |
| Ain't you coming back to old New Hampshire, Molly? /J. Fred Helf. | Columbia Quartette. | |
| Flanagan on a Broadway car /Steve Porter. I think I see my brother coming now / Moran, Helf. | Steve Porter with orchestra [side a] and Arthur Collins with orchestra [side b]. | |
| 'Neath the old acorn tree, sweet Estelle /Helf. | Harry Macdonough, tenor, and Haydn Quartet with orchestra. | |
| When the bluebirds nest again, sweet Nellie Gray /Costello and Helf. | Columbia Quartette; [Henry Burr]. | Columbia |
| When the whip-poor-will sings Marguerite /Helf. | Irving Gillette [i.e. Henry Burr]. | Edison. |
| Is there any room in Heaven for a little girl like me /C.M. Denison, lyrics ; J. Fred Helf, music. | Harlan. | Berliner. |
| Longing for you /Theodore F. Morse. If you've won the only one in all the world you want to win / J. Fred. Helf. | Vocals by Byron G. Harlan ; with orchestra (side A) ; vocals by Henry Burr ; with orchestra (side B). | Columbia |
| Under the mistletoe bough /[Will A. Heelan ; J. Fred Helf, lyrics and music]. | Dan W. Quinn. | Berliner. |
| The fatal rose of red /[Ed Gardinier, lyrics] ; [J. Fred Helf, music]. | Joseph Natus. | Berliner. |
| My Love Would Fill A Thousand HeartsFred Helf. | Manuel Romain; Orchestra Accompaniment. | Columbia |
| Ain't you coming back to old New Hampshire, Molly? /[Helf and Roden]. | Columbia Quartette. | Columbia. |
| Ain't you coming back to old New Hampshire, Molly? /Robert F. Rodin, lyrics ; J. Fred Helf, music. | Macdonough and orchestra. | Berliner. |
| A bit o' blarney /[Will Heelan ; J. Fred Helf, lyrics and music]. | Billy Murray. | Berliner. |
| When the sheep are in the fold, Jennie dear /[Helf ; Denison]. | Columbia Quartette. | Columbia. |
| New tipperary march. | John J. Kimmel. | Indestructible Record |
| Mamma's boy /Helf. | Byron G. Harlan, tenor, with orchestra accompaniment. | |
| If You've Won The Only One In All The World You Want To WimJ Fred Helf. | Henry Burr; Orchestra Accompaniment. | |
| When you know you're not forgotten by the girl you can't forget /Helf ; [Gardenier] ; [performed by] Haydn Quartet. | Haydn Quartet, vocals ; with orchestra [that is, instrumental ensemble]. | |
| Some one thinks of some one /[Fisher] ; Gardnier [sic] ; Helf. | [Frank C.] Stanley, [bass], and [Harry] Macdonough, [tenor], with orchestra. | |
| Meet me sweet Kathleen in honeysuckle time /J. Fred Helf, music ; Robert F. Roden, lyrics. | Columbia Quartette, vocal quartette. | Columbia |
| I'll be your rainbow, or, I'll be your rain-beau /Ed Gardinier, lyrics ; J. Fred Helf, music. | George W. Johnson. | Berliner. |
| Rose of the glen /Costello ; Helf, [J. Fred?]. | Manuel Romain, counter-tenor with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| Winter song /F.F. Bullard. Meet me sweet Kathleen in honeysuckle time / J. Fred Helf. | Vocals by Columbia Quartette (side A) ; vocals by Henry Burr (side B). | Columbia |
| That's what the Germans sang /[Will A. Heelan ; J. Fred Helf, lyrics and music]. | Wilson Brothers. | Berliner. |
| If you've won the only one in all the world you want to win /J. Fred Helf, music ; [Ed Gardenier, lyrics]. | Henry Burr, tenor solo with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
| Under the mistletoe bough /Will A. Heelan ; J. Fred Helf, lyrics and music. | Dan W. Quinn. | Berliner. |
| Somebody that I know and you know too /Helf. | Arthur C. Clough. | Berliner. |
| I lost my heart when I saw your eyes /Helf ; Hager. | Harry Macdonough, tenor, and Haydn Quartet with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Under the mistletoe bough /[Will A. Heelan ; J. Fred Helf, lyrics and music]. | Dan W. Quinn. | Berliner. |
| Every race has a flag but the coon /[Will A. Heelan ; J. Fred Helf, lyrics and music]. | Arthur Collins. | Berliner. |
| When the whip-poor-will sings Marguerite /[Denison] ; Helf. | [Frank C.] Stanley, [bass], and [Harry] Macdonough, [tenor], with orchestra. | |
| When summer tells autumn good bye /Helf. | Stanley and MacDonough, duet, with orchestra. | |
| When the whip-poor-will sings Marguerite /[Helf]. | [Irving Gillette], tenor. | Edison. |