| Dans ma vallée[enregistrement sonore] =Down in the valley /paroles françaises de Roger Miron ; musique de Frank Luther. Tango Évelina / Roger Miron ; [interprété par] Roger Miron et ses Laurentiens. | Chansons: Roger Miron et ses Laurentiens. | |
| Quand la lune deviendra dorée[enregistrement sonore] =When my blue moon turns to gold again /W. Walker-G. Sullivan-P. Brunelle ; [interprété par] Paul Brunelle et ses Troubadours du Far-West. La petite au bonnet bleu / Paul Brunelle ; [interprété par] Paul Brunelle et ses Troubadours du Far-West. | Paul Brunelle et ses Troubadours du Far-West. | |
| Ma petite maison /Paul Brunelle. Pourquoi mon dieu, pourquoi / Paul Brunelle | Paul Brunelle et ses Troubadours du Far-West | |
| À qui l'petit coeur après neuf heures[enregistrement sonore] /Miron ; [interprété par] Marcel Martel et Noëlla Therrien. Ton coeur froid / Marcel Martel ; [interprété par] Marcel Martel et ses amis de l'ouest. | Chansons: Marcel Martel ; Noëlla Therrien (1re oeuvre) ; les Amis de l'ouest (2e oeuvre). | |
| Mélodie des prairies[enregistrement sonore] :chanson thème de Marcel Martel /Martel ; [interprété par] Marcel Martel. Villes en villages : duo / Martel ; [interprété par] Marcel Martel et Noëlla Therrien. | Chansons: Marcel Martel et Noëlla Therrien (2e oeuvre) avec orch. dirigé par Fernand Vincent. | |
| C'est loin tout ça[enregistrement sonore] ;Loin de toi chérie /Martel ; [interprété par] Marcel Martel et sa guitare. | Chansons: Marcel Martel et sa guitare ; Fernand Vincent, violon. | |
| Tu m'as quitté[enregistrement sonore] =I heard the bluebirds sing /Pharris-Boudreau ; [interprété par] Raymond Boudreau. Le cowboy gaspésien / R. Boudreau ; [interprété par] Raymond Boudreau. | Chansons: Raymond Boudreau ; Paul Ménard et son orchestre. | |
| Pourquoi donc as-tu brisé mon coeur[enregistrement sonore] /Turgeon ; [interprété par] Roger Turgeon. Je suis amoureux / [interprété par] Roger Turgeon. | Chansons : Roger Turgeon, le gaucho canadien. | |
| Je ne peux t'oublier[enregistrement sonore] /Roger Miron ; [interprété par] Jean Boucher avec Roger Miron et ses Laurentiens. À qui tu penses? / Jean Boucher ; [interprété par] Jean Boucher avec Roger Miron et ses Laurentiens. | Chansons : Jean Boucher avec Roger Miron et ses Laurentiens. | Berliner. |
| I wish I'd never met you/ Claude Casey ; My little Tootsie / Claude Casey | Claude Casey with string band (I wish I'd never met you) ; Claude Casey with string band (My little Tootsie) | |
| Ole pappy time :is a pickin' my pockets /Stuart Hamblen. The toy violin / Stuart Hamblen ; Darol Rice, piano arrangement | Stuart Hamblen (Ole pappy time). Stuart Hamblen (The toy violin) | |
| My dancing bride /Scotty Stevenson. I wait for my yodeling cowboy / Scotty Stevenson. | Scotty Stevenson with the Edmonton Eskimos (My dancing bride) ; Scotty Stevenson with the Edmonton Eskimos (I wait for my yodeling cowboy) | |
| Ole buttermilk sky :from the Walter Wagner production "Canyon passage" /Hoagy Carmichael ; Jack Brooks. Take them cold feet outa my back (before I kick you) / "Oscar" Sullivan ; "Lonzo" George | Lonzo and Oscar, with their Winston County Pea Pickers (Ole buttermilk sky) ; Lonzo and Oscar, with their Winston County Pea Pickers (Take them cold feet outa my back) | |
| Takin' time out for tears /Betty Jack Davis ; Mary Frances Penick. Gotta git a-goin' / Cy Coben | Davis Sisters (Takin' time out for tears). Davis Sisters (Gotta git a-goin') | |
| Sinful /Foster Carling ; Tex Williams. Bronco busters' ball / Barbara, Ruth, lyrics ; Lee Egalnick, music | Tex Williams and his orchestra (Sinful). Tex Williams and his orchestra (Bronco busters' ball) | |
| Sorrow and pain /Mary Frances Penick ; Betty Jack Davis. You're gone / Mary Frances Penick : Betty Jack Davis | Davis Sisters (Sorrow and pain). Davis Sisters (You're gone) | |
| Never break your promise to a woman /Tex Williams ; Fred Stryker. The skaters waltz / E. Waldteufel | Bill Boyd and his Cowboy Ramblers ; Bill and Jim Boyd, vocal refrain (Never break your promise to a woman) ; Bill Boyd and his Cowboy Ramblers (The skaters waltz) | |
| Flop eared mule. | Ernest V. Stoneman Trio. | |
| Murder on the radio /Dude Martin ; Ted Johnson. It's the latest style / Cy Coben ; Charles Grean | Dude Martin and his Roundup Gang (Murder on the radio) ; Dude Martin and his Roundup Gang (It's the latest style) | |
| Waiting for a train [(all around the watertank)] /J. Rodgers. | Wilf. Carter, "The Yodeling Cowboy", singing and yodeling with guitar. | Victor. |
| You ain't seen nothin' yet /Grandpa Jones. You're never too old for love / Cy Coben. | Grandpa Jones (You ain't seen nothin' yet). Grandpa Jones (You're never too old for love) | |
| You weren't ashamed to kiss me last night /Felice and Boudleaux Bryant. Foggy mountain top / A. P. Carter. | Davis Sisters (You weren't ashamed to kiss me last night). Davis Sisters (Foggy mountain top) | |
| Fat man blues /Bill Cahan ; Zeke Manners. Eeeny meeny dixie deeny : the hide and go seek song / Hoyt "Slim" Bryant | Zeke Manners and his band ; Zeke Manners, vocal refrain (Fat man blues) ; Zeke Manners and his band ; Singing Lariateers, vocal refrain (Eeny meeny dixie deeny) | |
| Leave my woman alone /Cecil B. Smith ; Reg Smith. Sweet Caroline / Cecil B. Smith | Reg Smith and The Melody Four. | |
| My gal in Tennessee /McCowan ; Griffin ; Margon. | Curly McCowan, the Yodelling Cowboy, vocal with guitar. | Melotone. |
| Honky tonkin' /Hank Williams. Hillbilly fever / George Vaughn | Spade Cooley and his orchestra ; Ginny Jackson, vocal refrain (Honky tonkin'). Spade Cooley and his orchestra ; Ginny Jackson and Les Anderson, vocal refrain (Hillbilly fever) | |
| Cool water /Bob Nolan. [performed by] Sons of the Pioneers, singing with instrumental accompaniment. Tumbling tumbleweeds / Bob Nolan. [performed by] Sons of the Pioneers, singing with instrumental accompaniment. | Sons of the Pioneers with instrumental accompaniment. | |
| Talk, talk, talk /Banner Shelton ; Cecil Campbell. Hawaiian dreams / Cecil Campbell. | Cecil Campbell's Tennessee Ramblers, with vocal refrain (Talk, talk, talk) ; Cecil Campbell's Tennessee Ramblers, with vocal refrain (Hawaiian dreams) | |
| I wish I knew /Sandy Oakton. I would send you roses (but they cost too much) / Carl Davis | Dolph Hewitt with string orchestra (I wish I knew). Dolph Hewitt with string orchestra (Rainbow in my heart) | |
| No one but you /King ; Stewart; [Lou Halmy, arrangement]. Within my heart (la golondrina) / MacDonald ; Weber. | Pee Wee King and his Golden West Cowboys ; Redd and Gene Stewart, vocal refrain (No one but you). Pee Wee King and his Golden West Cowboys, featuring Electric Banjo by Gene Scholer ; Redd Stewart, vocal refrain (Within my heart (la golondrina)) | |
| Slow poke /King, Price ; [performed by] Pee Wee King and his Golden West Cowboys. Whisper waltz / King, Blankenship ; [performed by] Pee Wee King and his Golden West Cowboys. | Pee Wee King and his Golden West Cowboys ; Redd Stewart, vocals. | |
| Too many parties and too many pals[sound recording]. Renfro valley home /John Lair. | [Performed by] Pop Eckler. | |
| Dear sister /Ray Couture. Can you live with yourself? / Frances Kane ; Jack Rollins ; Don Robertson | Betty Cody (Dear sister). Betty Gody (Can you live with yourself?) | |
| Tears amid the laughter /Don Grashey ; Myrna Lorrie. | Myrna Lorrie. | Quality. |
| Goodnight, sweetheart goodnight /Carter ; Hudson. Honey, I need you / Johnnie Wright ; Jack Anglin ; Jim Anglin. | Johnnie and Jack The Tennessee Mountain Boys (Goodnight, sweetheart goodnight). Johnnie and Jack The Tennessee Mountain Boys (Honey, I need you) | |
| Hitler lives /Dave McEnery. I can't tell that lie to my heart / Alberta McEnery | Rosalie Allen and the Black River Riders (Hitler lives) ; Rosalie Allen and the Black River Riders (I can't tell that lie to my heart) | |
| Everybody works but father. | Johnson Brothers' Band from Sand Mountain, vocals, instrumental ensemble. | |
| There are just two i's in Dixie :two blue eyes that mean the world to me /Louis Herscher. Hot check baby / Blackie Crawford ; Pee Wee Reid ; Neva Starns | Johnnie Lee Wills and his Boys ; Leon Huff, vocal refrain (There are just two I's in Dixie : two blue eyes that mean the world to me). Johnnie Lee Wills and his Boys ; Johnnie Lee Wills, vocal refrain (Hot check baby) | |
| The little red patch on the seat of my trousers /Carter. | Wilf Carter (The Yodeling Cowboy), singing with guitar. | Regal Zonophone. |
| Farr-away blues/ Hugh and Karl Farr. South in my soul / Hugh and Karl Farr. | Farr Brothers (Hugh and Karl), instrumental group (Farr-away blues) ; Farr Brothers (Hugh and Karl), instrumental group (South in my soul) | |
| My old Canadian home /Carter ; Klenner ; Miller. | Montana Slim, the yodeling cowboy, with guitar and harmonica. | His Master's Voice. |
| Red wing :[an Indian fable] /[Mills, composer] ; [Chattaway, lyrics]. | Stanley ; Burr. | Columbia Indestructible |
| Little shoes /Dean ; Guinn. | Slim Wilson and his Prairie Sons. | Quality. |
| There's a hole in the bottom of the sea /Sylvia Fine. Girls don't nag your husbands / Karl Davis ; Hardy Taylor | Lonzo and Oscar with their Winston County Pea Pickers (There's a hole in the bottom of the sea) ; Lonzo and Oscar with their Winston County Pea Pickers (Girls don't nag your husbands) | |
| You never miss the water till the well runs dry /Paul Secon, Arthur Kent. Will there be sagebrush in heaven / Pearl Walla ; [performed by] Sons of the Pioneers. | Sons of the Pioneers. | |
| Loreli /Cindy Walker. Rainbow in my heart / George Morgan | Elton Britt and the Skytoppers (Loreli). Elton Britt and the Skytoppers (Rainbow in my heart) | |
| Sunny side of the mountains /McAuliffe. | Hank "The Singing Ranger", with guitar and bass. | Regal Zonophone. |
| Soldier's joy :breakdown. Flop-eared mule : breakdown. | Guy Willis and his Oklahoma Wranglers (Soldier's joy). Guy Willis and his Oklahoma Wranglers (Flop-eared mule) | |
| Red hot polka /Grean ; Coben ; Melcher [i.e. Melsher]. Who dug this hole I'm in / Spade Cooley ; Rudy Sooter | Spade Cooley (King of Western Swing), and his band, with vocal refrain (Red hot polka) ; Spade Cooley (King of Western Swing), and his band, with vocal refrain (Who dug this hole I'm in) | |
| The hobo's blues /Carter. | Wilf. Carter, singing with yodeling and guitar. | Victor. |
| The ballad of Davy Crockett /T. Blackburn ; G. Bruns. The grave yard filler of the west / Tim Spencer. | Sons of the Pioneers ; featuring Bob Nolan and Hugh Farr. | |
| Don't believe /Suggs ; Rhodes. I ain't much of a hand at lovin' / Buddy Killen | Merv Shiner (Don't believe). Merv Shiner (I ain't much of a hand at lovin') | |
| Dry those tears little girl and don't cry /Snow. | Hank "The Singing Ranger", with guitars and bass. | Regal Zonophone. |
| I've got the prairie in my heart /Moon ; Marson ; Griffin. | Curly, the Yodelling Cowboy, vocal with guitar accompaniment. | Melotone. |
| Shut that gate/ Dick James ; Ted Daffan. (When I put on my) Long white robe / Bob Miller | Buchanan Brothers and the Georgia Catamounts (Shut that gate) ; Buchanan Brothers and the Georgia Catamounts (Long white robe) | |
| I really want you to know /Howard Barnes ; Dan Robertson. Tear down the mountains / Cy Coben. | Betty Cody (I really want you to know). Betty Cody (Tear down the mountains) | I really want you to know. Copyright clearance required. vgpd2066. ; Tear down the mountains. Copyright clearance required. vgpd2057. |
| Moonshy /Don Grashey. | Myrna Lorrie. | Quality. |
| Pete Knight :King of the cowboys /Carter. | Curly, the Yodelling Cowboy, vocal with yodel and guitar. | Melotone. |
| Love pains /Harry Todd ; Tommy Sands. Transfer / Norman Gimbel ; David Saxon. | Tommy Sands (Love pains). Tommy Sands (Transfer). | |
| Back ridin' the old trails again /Wilf Carter. | Montana Slim, the yodeling cowboy, with guitar and harmonica. | His Master's Voice. |
| Title 1 /Composer 1 ; Composer 2. Title 2 / Composer 1 ; Composer 2 | Performer (title 1) ; Performer (title 2) | |
| The tom cat blues /Steve Nelson ; Jack Rollins. Three kisses / Bob Newman ; Shorty Long | Eddie Marshall and his Trail Dusters (The tom cat blues). Eddie Marshall and his Trail Dusters (Three kisses) | |
| The hobo's song to the Mounties[enregistrement sonore] /Carter. | Wilf. Carter, singing with guitar. | Victor. |
| I wisht they would! /Boudleaux Bryant ; Chet Atkins. Man (uh-huh) / Eddy McKean ; Dick Gleason | Minnie Pearl (I wisht they would!). Minnie Pearl (Man (uh-huh)) | |
| When that hell bomb falls /Fred Kirby. No wars in Heaven / Jack Holden | Jack Holden and Frances Kay (When that hell bomb falls). Jack Holden and Frances Kay (No wars in Heaven) | |
| Orange blossom special /Erwin Rouse. Loan me a buck / Erwin Rouse. | [Performed by] The Rouse Brothers (Earl B. Rouse b. 11-1-1911; Erwin Rouse b. 9-18-1917 d. 7-8-1981; Gordon Rouse b. 7-4-1914. -- cf Kingsbury. The encyclopedia of country music. 1998.). | |
| Just a little talk with Jesus /Cleavant Derricks. On the Jericho road / Donald S. McCrossman | Harmoneers Quartet (Just a little talk with Jesus) ; Harmoneers Quartet (On the Jericho road) | |
| Acres of diamonds (mountains of gold) /Arthur Korb ; Arnold Shaw. Prairieland polka / Leeds ; Frisch ; Wise | Elton Britt and Rosalie Allen with the Skytoppers (Acres of diamonds (mountains of gold)). Elton Britt and Rosalie Allen with the Skytoppers (Prairieland polka) | |
| It wasn't God who made honky tonk angels /J. D. Miller. It'd surprise you / Gabe Tucker. | Rosalie Allen (It wasn't God who made honky tonk angels). Rosalie Allen (It'd surprise you) | |
| The red we want is the red we've got :In the old red, white and blue /Kennedy ; Reichner. | Slim Wilson and his Prairie Sons. | Quality. |
| Hurts me to my heart /Charles Singleton ; Rose Marie McCoy. Goodnight Mrs. Jones / Stuart Hamblen | Elton Britt (Hurts me to my heart). Elton Britt (Goodnight Mrs. Jones) | |
| Waltz of the Alamo /Erwin King. The color song (I lost my love) / Bergman ; Wise ; Leeds | Pee Wee King and his Golden West Cowboys ; Redd Stewart, vocal refrain (Waltz of the Alamo) ; Pee Wee King and his Golden West Cowboys ; Redd Stewart, vocal refrain (The color song (I lost my love)) | |
| Mom's sending your dolly tonight with her prayers. | Irvin Freese. | Quality. |
| Skokiaan /August Msarargwa [i.e Msarurgwa]. Yesterday's waltz / Forrest Isaacs | Bud Isaacs and his cryin' steel guitar (Skokiaan). Bud Isaacs and his cryin' steel guitar (Yesterday's waltz) | |
| I can beat you doin' (what you're doin' to me)/ Van Sciver ; Darnell ; Miller. If you only knew / Van Sciver ; Darnell ; Miller. | Zeke Manners and his band ; Curly Gribbs, vocal refrain. | |
| Gambler's git box /Jim Lowe. Your clobbered heart / Hank Williams | Homer and Jethro (Gambler's git box). Homer and Jethro (Your clobbered heart) | |
| Kentucky waltz /Bill Monroe. The ghost and honest Joe / Redd Stewart. | Pee Wee King and his Golden West Cowboys with vocal refrain (Kentucky waltz) ; Pee Wee King and his golden West Cowboys ; Gene Stewart, vocal refrain (The ghost and honest Joe) | |
| My dear /Jan Graber - Freddie Large. [performed by] Dick Todd and Grady Martin and the Slew Foot Five. Goin' steady anniversary / Seger Ellis. [performed by] Dick Todd and Grady Martin and the Slew Foot Five. | Dick Todd ; Grady Martin ; Slew Foot Five. | |
| Shine, shave, shower /Lefty Frizzell ; Jim Beck. Look what thoughts will do / Frizzell ; Dickerson ; Beck | Guy Willis and his Oklahoma Wranglers (Shine, shave, shower). Guy Willis and his Oklahoma Wranglers (Look what thoughts will do) | |
| Texas Toni Lee /Fred Rose. Southland polka / Pee Wee King ; Redd Stewart | Pee Wee King and his Golden West Cowboys, with vocal refrain (Texas Toni Lee) ; Pee Wee King and his Golden West Cowboys, with vocal refrain (Southland polka) | |
| Pap's corn likker still /Grandpa Jones. Bread and gravy / Dwight Latham ; June Raff ; Moe Jaffe | Grandpa Jones (Pap's corn likker still). Grandpa Jones (Bread and gravy) | |
| I know about the bees /Thelma Ratledge ; Tommy Sands. Never let me go / Tommy Sands. | Tommy Sands (I know about the bees). Tommy Sands (Never let me go) | |
| Somebody stole my gal /Leo Wood. That's how I need you / Goodwin, Piantadosi and McCarthy. | The Master Players. | |
| Singing through life /Luther G. Presley. James 4:2 / Charles Goodwin, Jr. | Harmoneers Quartet (Singing through life). Harmoneers Quartet (James 4:2) | |
| I've closed the door /Skeeter Davis ; Georgie Davis. I'll get him back / Floyd Wilson | Davis Sisters (I've closed the door). Davis Sisters (I'll get him back) | |
| I'll never die of a broken heart /Wilf Carter. | Wilf Carter, singing with guitars. | Bluebird. |
| Always a bridesmaid /Norman Leyden ; Tom Glazer. You want more of me : than I could ever give / Joan Hager ; Rubye Glasgow | Betty Cody (Always a bridesmaid). Betty Cody (You want more of me : than I could ever give) | |
| You broke my heart, little darlin' /Vern Tim Spencer, [performed by] Sons of the Pioneers, singing with instrumental accompaniment. When the moon comes over Sun Valley / Vern Tim Spencer, [performed by] Sons of the Pioneers, singing with instrumental accompaniment. | Sons of the Pioneers. | |
| Headin' home /Snow. | Hank "The Singing Ranger", with guitar. | Regal Zonophone. |
| Rootin', tootin' cowboy /Carter. | Wilf Carter (The Yodeling Cowboy), singing and yodelling with guitar. | Regal Zonophone. |
| The little boy I knew /Jack Manus, lyrics ; Sanford Green, music. Don't ever be afraid to go home / Bob Hilliard ; Carl Sigman | Elton Britt (The little boy I knew). Elton Britt (Don't ever be afraid to go home) | |
| Old rattler's son /Grandpa Jones. Dear old sunny south by the sea / Jimmy Rodgers ; E. E. Cozzens | Grandpa Jones (Old rattler's son). Grandpa Jones (Dear old sunny south by the sea) | |
| Run for the roundhouse Nellie /Zeke Manners ; Julian Kay. They're out to trap ya / Zeke Manners ; Lester Lee. | Zeke Manners and his band ; Zeke Manners and The Singing Lariaters, vocal refrain (Run for the roundhouse Nellie). Zeke Manners and his band ; Zeke Manners and The Singing Lariaters, vocal refrain (They're out to trap ya) | |
| There's a bridle hangin' on the wall /Robison. | Curly McCowan, the Yodelling Cowboy, vocal with guitar. | Melotone. |
| Fiddle diddle boogie /Jim Leisy ; Charles Green. Come back to me / M. Bamford ; L. Webb | Davis Sisters (Fiddle diddle boogie). Davis Sisters (Come back to me) | |
| Atom bomb baby /Ann Jones. Wishy-washy woman / Dude Martin ; Ted Johnson | Dude Martin and his Roundup Gang (Atom bomb baby) ; Dude Martin and his Roundup Gang (Wishy-washy woman) | |
| I'll not forget my mother's prayer /Snow. | Hank "The Singing Ranger", with guitar and bass. | Regal Zonophone. |
| If I never get to heaven /Jenny Lou Carson ; Roy Botkin ; [performed by] Eddy Arnold, the Tennessee Plowboy. Mama, come get your baby boy / Leon Merritt ; Alvin Alton ; [performed by] Eddy Arnold, the Tennessee Plowboy. | Eddy Arnold, the Tennessee Plowboy, and his guitar ; with accompanying musicians. | |
| Grace MacKenzie's ;King's ; Perth hunt. | Joe MacLean and his old time Scotch music ; Lila Hashem, piano. | Rodeo. |
| The letter marked unclaimed /Bob Nolan. Baby doll / Bob Newman. | Sons of the Pioneers. | |
| Broken home /Irvin Freese ; Ted Meseyton. | Irvin Freese. | Quality. |
| The old fiddler's song /Walter Wallace Smith. We sat beneath the maple on the hill / Gussie L. Davis. | Side A: Vernon Dalhart, tenor with violin and guitar. Side B: Vernon Dalhart, assisted by Carson Robison, tenor with violin and guitar. | |
| In time /J. O. Bellah Jr. ; Barbara Cross. Two kinds of love / Steve Nelson ; Ed Nelson ; Ed Thorp | Eddy Arnold and his guitar (In time). Eddy Arnold and his guitar (Two kinds of love) | |
| If you don't somebody else will /J. Mathis; [Jimmy Lee Fautheree] ; [Geraldine Hamilton]. The Hook / Ebb ; Coleman ; Klein. | Rita Robbins (If you don't somebody else will. Rita Robbins (The Hook) | |
| I ain't gonna be a hobo no more /Wilf. Carter. | Wilf. Carter, singing with guitar. | Victor. |
| On the trail of the lonesome pine /Ballard MacDonald-Harry Carroll. | Lone Pine and his Mountaineers with Betty Cody. | |
| Oklahoma bound /Paul Westmoreland. Jim's polka / Jim Boyd | Bill Boyd and his Cowboy Ramblers ; Bill Boyd, vocal refrain (Oklahoma bound) ; Bill Boyd and his Cowboy Ramblers | |
| Born to lose /F. Brown. | Wilf Carter, singing with guitars. | Bluebird. |
| Mrs. Ross's welcome to Kiltarlity cottage. | Joe MacLean and his old time Scotch music ; Lila Hashem, piano. | Rodeo. |
| You don't know what lonesome is /Foster Carling, Country Washburne. Teardrops in my heart / Vaughn Horton. | Sons of the Pioneers. | |
| The echo of your voice /[Jenny Lou Carson]. Bill Bailey, won't you please come home / [Hughie Cannon ; Wade Ray, arrangement] | Wade Ray (The echo of your voice). Wade Ray (Bill Bailey, won't you please come home) | |
| Rotation blues /Lt. Stuart Powell. Cowpoke / Stan Jones. | Elton Britt and the Skytoppers (Rotation blues). Elton Britt and the Skytoppers (Cowpoke) | |