| Night Trip To Buffalo. | Vocal Quartette (Male Voices). | Columbia |
| Safe in the arms of Jesus /[Doane]. | [S.C. Porter, chimes]. | Columbia |
| Love For SaleCole Porter. | The Oscar Peterson Trio; Norman Granz. | |
| I get a kick out of you /Porter. What's new / Raggart [sic], Burke. | Oscar Peterson, [piano] ; Ray Brown, rhythm bass. | |
| Safe in the arms of Jesus /[Doane]. | [S.C. Porter, chimes]. | Columbia |
| I'm looking for a sweetheart /Manuel Klein ; R.H. Burnside. An Irish-Dutch argument / [composer not identified]. | Ada Jones ; Billy Murray, Frank Kennedy ; Steve Porter. | |
| Grace O'Moore /Rosenberg. | S.C. Porter, baritone. | Berliner. |
| Christmas morning at Clancey's. | Steve Porter. | Berliner. |
| Begin The BeguineCole Porter. | Guy Lombardo; Royal Canadians. | |
| Two rubes swapping horses /Porter. | Steve Porter ; Byron G. Harlan. | |
| When I marry you /Albert Gumble ; Alfred Bryan. Swanee babe / Dick Richards ; Jack Drislane. | American Quartet, Haydn Quartet ; Harry Macdonough ; Elizabeth Wheeler. | |
| Mammy's SongPorter; Ware. | John Barnes Wells; With Orchestra. | |
| 'Taint nobody's biz-ness if I do /Grainger ; Robbins ; Johson ; C. & S. Williams. | Tennessee Ten. | |
| They needed an angel in heaven /Morecaldi [i.e. Morcaldi] ; [Porter] ; [Rosenfeld]. | Henry Burr, tenor with orchestra accompaniment. | Pathé. |
| Flanagan On A FarmSteve Porter. | Steve Porter. | Columbia |
| In The Still Of The NightCole Porter; Whittemore; Lowe. | Arthur Whittemore; Jack Lowe; Russ Case. | |
| Congressman Filkin's home-coming /Steve Porter. | Byron G. Harlan, descriptive; orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
| Clancey's Wooden Wedding. | Steve Porter; With Orchestra. | |
| Begin The BeguineCole Porter. | Percy Faith; His Orchestra. | |
| The laughing spectator. | Steve Porter. | Berliner. |
| All Through The Night.Cole Porter. | Percy Faith; His Orchestra. | |
| So in love :from musical production "Kiss me Kate" /Cole Porter ; [performed by] Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; vocal chorus by Don Rodney. Here I'll stay : from musical production "Love life" / Kurt Weill - Alan J. Lerner ; [performed by] Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; vocal chorus by Don Rodney. | Guy Lombardo ; Don Rodney ; Royal Canadians. | |
| Flanagan on a Broadway car. | Steve Porter, with orchestra. | |
| Leave The Dishes In The Sink, MaBerle; Jones; Doyle. | Spike Jones; His City Slickers; Del Porter. | |
| Begin The Beguine.Cole Porter. | Percy Faith; His Orchestra. | |
| All Through The NightCole Porter. | Percy Faith; His Orchestra. | |
| Ko ko mo ;I love you so /Forest ; Haven. | Crew Cuts ; David Carrell and orchestra. | |
| A rural argument :"rube" specialty with imitations /Porter. | Performed by Byron Harlan and Steve Porter. | |
| Christmas Morning At Clancey'sPorter. | Steve Porter. | |
| 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]. | |
| O'brien's AutomobilePorter. | Steve Porter. | |
| The stranded circus ; Thim were the happy days (Catalog number 16147) | Spencer and Girard | |
| "Hi" and "Si" of Jaytown /Porter. | [Steve] Porter and [Byron G.] Harlan. | Edison |
| Clancey's wooden wedding. | Steve Porter with orchestra. | |
| In The Still Of The NightCole Porter. | Billy Eckstine; His Orchestra. | |
| In The Still Of The NightCole Porter. | Billy Eckstine. | |
| Just one of those things /Cole Porter. Willow weep for me / Ronell. | [Side A] Oscar Peterson Quartet (Oscar Peterson, piano; Barney Kess el, guitar; Ray Brown, bass; Alvin Stroller, drums) ; [Side B] Oscar Pterson Trio (Oscar Peterson, piano; Irving Ashby, guitar; Ray Brown, bass) ; Under the personal supervision of Norman Granz. | |
| While the angelus was ringing /Jean Villard - Dick Manning. [performed by] Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians. Vocal chorus by Kenny Gardner. Need you / Lew Porter - "Teepee" Mitchell - Johnny Blackburn. [performed by] Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians. Vocal chorus by Kenny Gardner. | Guy Lombardo ; Royal Canadians ; Kenny Gardner. | |
| Finnegan's FlatPorter. | Steve Porter. | Berliner. |
| Ridin' High /Cole Porter ; [performed by] Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadian. (Who is my baby gonna love all winter) : Now that summer is gone = Ya que pasó el verano / Seymour Simons ; [performed by] Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians. | Guy Lombardo ; Royal Canadians. | |
| Flanagan's Motor CarPorter. | Steve Porter; With Orchestra. | |
| Backyard conversation between two Irish washerwomen. | Mr. S.C. Porter. | Berliner. |
| Need YouLew Porter; Teepee Mitchell; Johnny Blackburn. | Guy Lombardo; Royal Canadians; Kenny Gardner. | |
| Let's Do ItCole Porter. | Oscar Peterson Trio. | |
| Chaattanooga :down in Tennessee /Grainger ; Ricketts. | Fletcher Henderson and his Sawin' Six. | |
| Old fashioned garden /Cole Porter. | Lewis James, tenor with orchestra and chorus. | Berliner. |
| Wunderbar.Cole Porter. | Guy Lombardo; Royal Canadians; Fred Kreitzer; Buddy Brennan. | |
| Taint nobody's biz-ness if I do ;Achin' hearted blues /Grainger ; Robbins ; Johnson ; C. Williams ; S. Williams. | Tennessee Ten. | |
| Flanagan's troubles in a restaurant /Steve Porter. | Steve Porter. | Berliner. |
| RosaliePorter. | Errol Garner; Rhythm Accompaniment. | |
| Sing to me, guitar /Cole Porter. [performed by] Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians. Fox trot, beguine, vocal chorus by Frank Petty. Frahngee-phnee [i.e. Frahngee-Pahnee] / Cole Porter. [performed by] Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians. Instrumental beguine. | Guy Lombardo; Royal Canadians.|Guy Lombardo ; Royal Canadians ; Frank Petty. | |
| I Love You.Cole Porter. | Percy Faith; His Orchestra. | |
| Christmas morning at Clancey's. | Steve Porter with orchestra. | |
| Safe in the arms of Jesus /[Doane]. | [S.C. Porter, chimes]. | Columbia |
| In the still of the night :from the M-G-M production "Rosalie" /Cole Porter ; [performed by] Will Osborne and his orchestra. Rosalie : from the M-G-M production "Rosalie" / Cole Porter ; [performed by] Will Osborne and his orchestra. | Joan Whitney (side A), Will Osborne (side B), vocal ; Will Osborne and his orchestra, performers. [Possibly: Will Osborne, director; John Dillard, Tom Murphy, Estes Monasco, trumpet; Yank Lawson, trombone; Frank Salto, Harold Lawson, clarinet/alto sax; Tony Castellano, clarinet/tenor sax; Joe Denton, clarinet/alto sax/baritone sax; Bruce Yantis, Jack Small, Elliott Russell, Gerald Bittick, violin; Simon Einhorn, piano; George Odell, guitar; Alfonso del Aquila, string bass; Bill Gussak, drums]--Cf. The American dance band discography / Rust, 1975. | |
| Down on the farm /[Steve Porter]. | Peerless Quartette, male quartette. | Columbia |
| Barstool cowboy from old Barstow :bright two-step /Cindy Walker. The covered wagon rolled right along : bright two-step / Hy Heath ; Britt Wood. | Spike Jones and his City Slickers ; vocal refrains by Del Porter. | |
| Use Your Imagination.Cole Porter. | Guy Lombardo; His Royal Canadians; Kenny Gardner. | |
| Flanagan on a farm. | Steve Porter with orchestra. | |
| Flanagan on a Broadway car. | Steve Porter, with orchestra. | |
| Sad'n' lonely blues /Grainger ; Wilson. | Edna Hicks ; Porter Grainger, piano acc. | |
| An armful of kittens and a cat /[Michael J. Fitzpatrick, lyrics and music]. | Mr. S.C. Porter. | Berliner. |
| I love you /Cole Porter, [performed by] Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians, vocal chorus by Tony Craig. I'll walk alone / Jule Styne - Sammy Cahn, [performed by] Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians, vocal chorus by Jimmy Brown. | Guy Lombardo ; Royal Canadians ; Tony Craig ; Jimmy Brown. | |
| On the banks of the Wabash /Paul Dresser, lyrics and music. | S.C. Porter, baritone. | Berliner. |
| The old-time street fakir /S.C. Porter. | Harlan and Porter [Byron G. Harlan and Steve Porter]. | Columbia |
| What Is This Thing Called LoveCole Porter. | Borrah Minevitch; Harmonica Rascals. | |
| St. Louis Cyclone BluesGrainger. | Lonnie Johnson. | |
| Flanagan On A FarmSteve Porter. | Steve Porter; Orchestra Accompaniment. | Columbia |
| Irish Wit. | Steve Porter; Billy Murray. | |
| Fair one ; Old fashioned garden /Mallen ; Cole Porter. | Melody Men. | Berliner. |
| An Evening At Mrs. Clancey's Boarding HousePorter. | Victor Vaudeville Company. | Berliner. |
| I Love YouCole Porter. | Percy Faith; Orchestra. | |
| Down on the farm /[Steve Porter]. | [Columbia Quartette] Vocal Quartette, male voices. | Columbia |
| Frahngee-pahneeCole Porter. | Guy Lombardo; Royal Canadians. | |
| Just one of those things /Cole Porter, [performed by] Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians featuring Fred Kreitzer and Francis Vigneau at the twin pianos. Who? / Jerome Kern - Otto Harbach - Oscar Hammerstein II, [performed by] Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians featuring Fred Kreitzer and Francis Vigneau at the twin pianos. | Guy Lombardo ; Fred Kreitzer ; Frances Vigneau ; Royal Canadians. | |
| Thim Were The Happy Days! | Steve Porter; With Accordion. | |
| I'd rather be a lobster than a wise guy /[Madden] ; Morse. At the village post office / [Harlan ; Porter]. | Billy Murray, tenor, with orchestra (1st work) ; Victor Vaudeville Company (2nd work). | |
| Irish ReparteePorter. | Porter; Murray; With Orchestra. | |
| Thim were the happy days /Steve Porter. | Steve Porter. | Berliner. |
| My gal Irene /Burt. Down at Jasper's farm / Moran ; Monaco. | Collins and Harlan with orchestra [side a] ; Porter and Harlan with orchestra [side b]. | |
| Mrs. Hiram Offen discharges Bridget O'Sullivan :vaudeville sketch. | [Steve Porter]. | |
| It's the blues :number 14 blues = Son los blues /Grainger ; Goldkette, Crozier ; [performed by] Jean Goldkette and his Orchestra. Some of these days = Uno de estos días / Shelton Brooks ; [performed by] Coon-Sanders Original Nighthawk Orchestra. | Side A: Jean Goldkette and his Orchestra ; Side B: Coon-Sanders Original Nighthawk Orchestra, vocal refrain by C. A. Coon and J. L. Sanders. | |
| The Piano tuner /Porter. | Ada Jones ; Steve Porter. | |
| Just one of those things /Cole Porter ; Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians. Who? / Jerome Kern, Otto Harbach, Oscar Hammerstein II ; Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians. | Fred Kreitzer and Francis Vigneau at the twin pianos. | |
| An Evening with the minstrels no. 5 :Having fun with the orchestra. | [Steven Porter] ; [Len Spencer], with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Oh, That'll Be JoyfulMcvea; J Porter; P Campbell. | The Four Lads; Orch ; Jimmy Carroll. | |
| Flanagan on a Broadway car. | [Steve Porter]. | |
| Could it be you /Boll. | Gisele, with orchestra ; Johnny Burt, director. | |
| Flanagans's troubles in a restaurant. | Steve Porter. | |
| Night and day /Cole Porter. | Don Baker, organ. | |