| Jeanne d'Arc =[enregistrement sonore] /[Joan of Arc]Bryan ; Weston ; Wells. | C. Dalberty, ténor avec piano. | Berliner. |
| Ma chanson du Nil =[enregistrement sonore] /My song of the NileBeaudry [traducteur] ; Bryan, paroles anglaises ; Meyer, musique. | Jean Cartier, baryton avec violon et piano. | Compo. |
| Red lips, kiss my blues away =Tus labios rojos me quitan las penas /Bryan, Monaco, Wendling. Why should I say that I'm sorry : When nobody's sorry but me = Por qué quejarme si la culpa es mía / Larry Conley. | Charles Dornberger and his orchestra ; vocal refrain by Franklyn Baur [side a] and Nat Shilkret and the Victor Orchestra ; vocal refrain by Henry Burr [side b]. | |
| Give me your affection honey =Dame tu cariño /Bryan, Lombardo and Wendling ; [performed by] Paul Tremaine & his Orchestra. I can't get Mississippi off my mind = No puedo olvidar mi Mississippi / Akst and Young ; [performed by] Paul Tremaine & his Orchestra. | Paul Tremaine & his Orchestra. | |
| Chilly pom-pom-pee[enregistrement sonore] /Beaudry, paroles ; [Bryan, paroles?] ; Daissain, musique. | Gaston St-Jacques ; Ninon Mantha, piano. | Compo. |
| Felix the cat =Felix el gato /Bryan ; Kortlander ; Wendling. | Paul Whiteman, and his orchestra. | |
| Brown eyes, why are you blue? =Ojitos lindos ¿Por qué están tristes? /Alfred Bryan, George W. Meyer. A kiss in the moonlight = Un beso a la luz de la luna / Clarence Gaskill. | Goodrich Silvertown Cord Orchestra, Joseph M. Knecht, director, vocal refrain by the Silver-Masked Tenor [Joseph White]. | |
| Yo Te Mo Means I Love You /Whiting ; Bryan. | Jack Blue's Texans (vocal chorus by Jack Blue). | |
| I didn't raise my boy to be a soldier /Alfred Bryan, Al Piantadosi ; [performed by] Morton Harvey. Stay down here where you belong / Irving Berlin ; [performed by] Henry Burr. | [Side A] Morton Harvey, tenor with orchestra ; [Side B] Henry Burr, tenor with orchestra. | Victor. |
| My song of the Nile /Al Bryan ; George W. Meyer. | Melody Three. | |
| My song of the Nile :from the motion picture "Drag" /Bryan ; Meyer. | Irving Clark, pipe organ. | |
| I won't be back 'till August /Bryan, Gumble. The avenger march / Braham. | [Side A] Eddie Morton, vocal, with orchestra ; [Side B] Arthur Pryor's Band. | |
| The high cost of loving /Al Bryan ; Geo. W. Meyer ; [performed by] Peerless Quartet. Just for to-night / George L. Cobb ; [performed by] Will Oakland ; Billy Murray. | Peerless Quartet with orchestra [side a] ; Will Oakland and Billy Murray with orchestra [side b]. | Victor. |
| Japansy =Japansy /Klenner ; Bryan. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Candians ; Carmen Lombardo, vocal chorus. | |
| It's time for every boy to be a soldier /Tierney music ; [Bryan, lyrics]. | Peerless Quartette, vocal quartette male voices with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| Only a dream of the past, or, [The hen and the cow] /Caesar, lyrics ; Bryan, lyrics ; Meyer, music. | Billy Murray, with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| There's A Lump Of Sugar Down In Dixie.Bryan; Tierney. | Marimbaphone Band. | |
| I'm On My Way To MandalayFischer. | Albert Campbell; Henry Burr; Orchestra Accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| Peg o' my heart /Bryan ; Fisher. | Geraldo and his Orchestra ; Denny Vaughan, vocalist. | |
| Come, Josephine in my flying machine /Al. Bryan ; Fred Fisher. | Harry Tally, with orchestra accompaniment. | |
| When it's night time down in Burgandy /Paley, music ; [Bryan, lyrics]. | Columbia Quartette, vocal quartette with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
| Rainbow /Bryan and Wendrick ; sung by Stanley and Burr. Honor bright, I loves yer right, old pal / Selden and Gideon ; sung by Henry Burr. | Frank C. Stanley, baritone and Henry Burr, tenor [with] orchestra accompaniment [side a]; Henry Burr, tenor [with] orchestra accompaniment [side b]. | Columbia |
| Hiawatha's Melody Of LoveBryan; Mehlinger; Meyer. | Sterling Trio; Male Trio; Orchestra. | |
| I'm crazy over every girl in France /Wendling ; Wells ; [Bryan, lyrics]. | Avon Comedy Four with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
| Rainbow /[Bryan ; Wenrich]. Arrah wanna / [Drislane ; Morse]. | [Frank C.] Stanley and [Henry] Burr, baritone and tenor duet, with orchestra accompaniment [Side A] ; [Arthur] Collins and [Byron G.] Harlan, baritone and tenor duet, with orchestra accompaniment [Side B]. | |
| Sahara :we'll soon be dry like you : from "Monte Cristo, Jr." /Alfred Bryan ; Jean Schwartz. | Esther Walker with orchestra. | |
| Rainbow /Bryan ; Wenrich. | Billy Murray ; Hayden [i.e. Haydn] Quartet. | |
| Peg o' my heart /Fred Fischer ; Alfred Bryan. | Glenn Miller and his Orchestra. | |
| Felix the cat /Wendling. [music] ; Cortlander [i.e. Kortlander], [music] ; [Alfred Bryan, lyrics]. I love that girl / Ross ; Aitken. | Larry Herman, tenor solo (Felix the cat) ; Larry Herman, tenor solo (I love that girl) | |
| Goodnight mother /Mack David ; Al Bryan ; Vic Lawnhurst. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Carmen Lombardo, vocal chorus. | |
| If I were the ocean and you were the shore /Bryan ; Wells. | Henry Burr, tenor with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| When I marry you /Albert Gumble ; Alfred Bryan. Swanee babe / Dick Richards ; Jack Drislane. | American Quartet, Haydn Quartet ; Harry Macdonough ; Elizabeth Wheeler. | |
| Cheer up Father, cheer up Mother /Bryan ; Paley. | Lewis James. | Victor. |
| I'll wed you in the golden summer time /[Alfred Bryan, lyrics ; Stanley Crawford, music]. | Mr. Joseph Natus. | Berliner. |
| Peg o'my heart /Fischer ; Bryan. | Phil Regan (vocal with instr. acc.). | |
| There's a lump of sugar down in Dixie /Bryan ; Yellen ; Gumble. | Marion Harris. | |
| Come Joesphin in my flying machine /Bryan ; Fisher. | Ada Jones ; American Quartet, with orchestra. | |
| Japansy waltz /Bryan ; Kienner. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Carmen Lombardo, vocal chorus. | |
| Goodnight mother /David ; Bryan ; Lawnhurst. | Dick Todd, baritone with orchestra. | |
| I'm on my way to Mandalay /Fred Fischer [sic]. | Albert H. Campbell and Irving Gillette [i.e. Henry Burr]. | Edison |
| Starlight and tulips /Wendling and Bryan. | Thelma Terry and her Play Boys. | |
| There'll come a day /Snyder, music ; [Bryan, lyrics]. | Stanley, baritone ; Burr, tenor, duet with orchestra. | Columbia |
| Just for the sake of society /[Mills, music ; Bryan, lyrics]. | James McCool, with orchestra accompaniment. | Berliner. |
| When the bees are in the hive /[Bryan, Mills]. | [Harry] Macdonough, [John H.] Bieling, Haydn Quartet, vocals, with orchestra acc. | |
| WinterBryan; Gumble. | Haydn Quartet; With Orchestra. | |
| That Was Before I Met YouBryan; Meyer. | Walter Van Brunt; With Orchestra. | |
| My song of the Nile /Bryan ; Meyer. | Buddy Blue's Texans. | |
| When it's moonlight on the Alamo /Alfred Bryant [sic] ; Fred Fischer ; [performed by] Peerless Quartet. Do you remember / Earl Carroll ; "Z" ; [performed by] Frederick Wheeler. | Peerless Quartet with orchestra [side a] ; Frederick Wheeler, baritone, with orchestra [side b]. | Victor. |
| Japansy /Bryan ; Klenner. | Eric Sims (Baritone) Orchestra accompaniment. | |
| Winter /Bryan ; Gumble. | Haydn Quartet. | |
| Peg o' my heart /Bryan, lyrics ; Fischer, music. | Charles W. Harrison with orchestra. | Victor. |
| Red lips :kiss my blues away! /Bryan ; Monaco ; Wendling. | Jack Loew, tenor solo, violin and piano acc. | |
| Cheer up Father, cheer up Mother /Bryan ; Paley. | Peerless Quartette. | Vocalion. |
| When the bees are in the hive /[Mills, music ; Bryan, lyrics]. | Macdonough ; Bieling ; Haydn Quartet. | Berliner. |
| Brown eyes, why are you blue? /Bryan ; Meyer. | Glantz and his Orchestra ; Arthur Fields, vocal chorus. | |
| Chimes of Normandy /Alfred Bryan, lyrics ; Jack Wells, music. | Lambert Murphy, tenor with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Lonesome lover /Monaco, music ; [Bryan, lyrics]. | Victor Theremin ; Lennington H. Shewell, soloist ; Allan McIver, piano accompaniment. | Victor. |
| Peg O' My HeartAlfred Bryan; Fred Fisher. | Red Mckenzie; Dave Rhodes' Rhythm. | |
| Joan of Arc, they are calling you /[Jack Wells, music ; Alfred Bryan, lyrics ; Willie Weston, lyrics]. | [Irving] Gillette. | Indestructible. |
| Always take a girl named "Daisy" ('cause daisies won't tell) /Bryan ; Lewis ; Meyer. | [Albert] Campbell ; [Henry] Burr, tenor duet with orchestra accompaniment. | |
| There's something nice about everyone, or, But there's everything nice about you /Bryan ; Terker ; Wendling. | Bostonian Syncopators. | |
| Honor bright, I loves yer right old pal /Selden and Gideon. | Henry Burr, tenor solo; orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
| Oui, oui, Marie, or, Wee, wee, Marie /Bryan, lyrics ; McCarthy, lyrics ; Fisher, music. | Arthur Fields, tenor with orchestra. | Victor. |
| Cheer up, Mary /[Bryan] ; Kendis ; Paley. | Byron G. Harlan (tenor) with orchestra. | |
| Are you sincere /Albert Gumble. | Sung by Miss Marsh and Mr. Burr ; with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
| Did you mean it? /Abe Lyman ; Sid Silvers ; Phil Baker. Blue River / Joseph Meyer ; Alfred Bryan. | Frank Harris ; Hollywood Orchestra ; Vincent Rose ; Jackie Taylor. | |
| Somebody mighty like you :from "Paris" /Bryan ; Ward. | Lanin and his Orchestra ; Harold Lambert, voc. cho. | |
| Billy, Billy, Bounce Your Baby DollFred Fischer. | Ada Jones; Walter Van Brunt. | Columbia |
| Jaspany /Alfred Bryan ; John Klenner. | Johnny Hamp's Kentucky Serenaders. | |
| That was before I met you /Bryan and Meyer. | Ada Jones and Walter Van Brunt, soprano and tenor duet; orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
| Hiawatha's melody of love /Bryan, lyrics ; [Mehlinger, lyrics] ; Meyer, music. | Sterling Trio, male trio with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Brown eyes, why are you blue? /Bryan ; Meyer. | Franklyn Baur. | |
| Peg o' my heart /Bryan ; Fischer ; [performed by] Charles W. Harrison with orchestra. When I dream of old Erin (I'm dreaming of you) / Lee ; Friedman ; [performed by] Arthur Clough with orchestra. | Charles W. Harrison, tenor, with orchestra [side a] ; Arthur Clough, tenor, with orchestra [side b]. | Victor. |
| Joan of Arc /[Jack Wells, music] ; [Alfred Bryan, lyrics] ; [Willie Weston, lyrics]. | Tenor solo [Henry Burr?]. | |
| Lorraine, or, My beautiful Alsace Lorraine /Bryan ; Fisher. | Paul Dufault. | Berliner. |
| She wore a little jacket of blue /Bryan ; Fisher ; McConnell. | Jay Wilbur. | |
| Lorraine (my beautiful Alsace-Lorraine) /Alfred Bryan, lyrics ; Fred Fisher, music. | Reinald Werrenrath, baritone with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Joan of Arc /Bryan, lyrics ; Weston, music ; Wells, music. | Willie Weston, baritone with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| You planted a rose in the garden of love /Ernest Ball ; [J. Will Callahan]. Over the Alpine Mountains / Fischer ; [Alfred Bryan] | Henry Burr (side A) ; Henry Burr; Albert Campbell (side B) | Columbia. |
| Flow along, River Tennessee /Gumble, lyrics ; Wells, lyrics ; [Bryan, music]. | Albert Campbell ; Henry Burr, tenor duet with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| You may be Irish, Murphy, bit I think that /Bryan ; Fischer. | Bill Murray with orchestra. | |
| Hiawatha's melody of love ; Tired of me /Bryan ; Meyer ; Clarke ; Donaldson. | Raderman's Novelty Orchestra. | Berliner. |
| When Alexander takes his ragtime band to France /Bryan ; Hess ; Leslie. | Marion Harris. | Victor. |
| Hiawatha's melody of love /Bryan, lyrics ; [Mehlinger, lyrics] ; Meyer, music. | Sterling Trio, male trio with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| My Song of the Nile =Canción del Nilo /All Bryan ; George W. Meyer. | Troubadours (vocal refrain by Burt Lorin). | |
| Rainbow /Bryan ; Wenrich. | Andrea Sarto ; Henry Burr. | |
| Blue bonnet :you make me feel blue /Bryan ; Wendling ; Richman. | Jim Miller ; Charlie Farrell with guitar and mandola. | |
| I'm on my wat to Mandalay /[Alfred Bryan ; Fred Fisher]. | Campbell ; Burr, duet with orchestra accompaniment. | |
| When it's night-time down in Burgundy /Alfred Bryan, lyrics ; Herman Paley, music. | George MacFarlane, baritone with orchestra. | Victor. |
| When you're in love with more than one [your not in love at all] /[S.R. Henry, music] ; [Alfred Bryan, lyrics]. | [Irving] Gillette. | Edison. |
| Blue river =Rio azul /Meyer ; Bryan. | Vincent Rose ; Jackie Taylor, and Their Hollywood Orch. ; Frank Harris. | |
| Are you sincere :Parody /[Alfred Bryan, lyrics] ; [Albert Gumble]. | Nat. M. Wills, with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| My song of the Nile :from the motion picture "Drag" /Bryan ; Meyer. | George Epstein ; Woo Woo Robyn, vocal chorus. | |
| Red lips (Kiss my blues away) /Bryan ; Monaco ; Wandling. | Wayne Gregg and his Orchestra ; Wayne Gregg and Trio, vocal. | |
| When the bees are in the hive /Mills. | Edison Male Quartette. | Edison. |
| Brown Eyes, Why Are You Blue?Bryan; Meyer. | Southampton Society Orchestra; George White. | |
| Somebody else is crazy 'bout me but I want you /Carroll ; [Dave Oppenheim] ; sung by Edgar Stoddard and Henry Burr. Peg o' my heart / Fischer ; [Alfred Bryan] ; sung by Henry Burr. | Edgar Stoddard; Henry Burr (side A) ; Henry Burr (side B) | Columbia. |
| Cheer up Father, cheer up Mother /Paley, music ; [Bryan, lyrics]. | Peerless Quartette, vocal quartette, male voices with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
| Beautiful Annabelle Lee /Bryan, Mehlinger ; Meyer ; [performed by] Charles Hart, Elliot Shaw. Louisiana / Arthur Freed ; Oliver G. Wallace ; [performed by] Sterling Trio. | Side A: Charles Hart and Elliot Shaw with orchestra ; Side B: Sterling Trio with orchestra. | |
| Over the Alpine mountains /[Bryan, Fisher]. | Albert H. Campbell and Irving Gillette. | Edison. |
| Wear A Hat With A Silver LiningAlfred Bryan; Al Sherman. | Ted Lewis ; Orchestra ; Ted Lewis. | |
| Peg o' my heart /Bryan, lyrics ; Fischer, music. | Charles W. Harrison with orchestra. | Victor. |
| Sweet little buttercup /Alfred Bryan ; Herman Paley ; [performed by] Elizabeth Spencer, Shannon Four. Homeward bound / Johnson, Goetz ; Meyer ; [performed by] Peerless Quartet. | Elizabeth Spencer, soprano, with Shannon Four and orchestra (side a) ; Peerless Quartet with orchestra (side b). | Victor. |
| My song of the Nile :from the motion picture "Drag" /Bryan ; Meyer. | Melody Three, with orchestra. | |
| Sweet little buttercup /Paley, music ; [Bryan, lyrics]. | Henry Burr, tenor with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| Cheer up, cherries will soon be ripe /Bryan ; Myer [sic]. Your picture says remember though your letter says forget / Lamb ; Henry. | Byron G. Harlan, tenor, with orchestra [Side A] ; Harry Macdonough, tenor, and Haydn Quartet with orchestra [Side B]. | |
| Somebody mighty like you /Bryan ; Ward. | Tom Clines and His Music ; Jack Carney. | |
| Yo te amo means I love you /Bryan ; Whiting. | Colonial Club Orchestra ; Dick Robertson, vocal chorus. | |
| Rainbow /[Percy] Wenrich, music ; [Alfred] Bryan, lyrics. | Stanley and Burr, baritone and tenor duet; orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
| Lorraine (my beautiful Alsace Lorraine) /Fisher, music ; [Bryan, lyrics]. | Henry Burr, tenor with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| I didn't raise my boy to be a soldier /Piantadosi ; [Alfred Bryan]. Good bye, Virginia / Clark and Schwartz. | Peerless Quartette (side A) ; Sam Ash; male quartette [unidentified] (side B) | Columbia. |
| A friend of mine told a friend of mine /Kendis, Paley ; [performed by] Harry Tally. | Harry Tally, tenor ; with orchestra [that is, instrumental ensemble]. | |
| Come, Josephine in my flying machine /Al. Bryan and Red Fisher. | Harry Tally, tenor solo; orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
| Overt He Alpine MountainsFischer. | Albert Campbell; Henry Burr; Orchestra Accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| Chimes of Normandy /Alfred Bryan, lyrics ; Jack Wells, music. | Lambert Murphy, tenor with orchestra. | Victor. |
| WinterAlfred Bryan; Albert Gumble. | Spike Jones; City Slickers. | |
| Oui, oui, Marie, or, Wee, wee, Marie /Bryan, lyrics ; McCarthy, lyrics ; Fisher, music. | Arthur Fields, tenor with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Lorraine :My beautiful Alsace-Lorraine /Alfred Bryan ; Fred Fisher. Chimes of Normandy / Alfred Bryan ; Jack Wells. | Reinald Werrenrath (side A) ; Lambert Murphy (side B) | Victor. |
| On Lake ChamplainAlfred Bryan; Albert Gumble. | Sterling Trio; With Orchestra. | |
| Iyone.Alfred Bryan; Addy Britt; Harold Leonard. | Rae Eleanor Ball; John F Burckhardt. | |
| My song of the Nile /Bryan ; Meyer. | Troubadours ; Burt Lorin. | |
| I'll wed you in the golden summer time /[Alfred Bryan, lyrics ; Stanley Crawford, music]. | Mr. Joseph Natus. | 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. | |
| My song of the Nile :theme song of the motion picture "Drag" /Bryan ; Mayer. | Fred Cooper's Dance Orch. | |
| Brown eyes, why are you blue? /Bryan, Meyer. So that's the kind of a girl you are / Rose, Dubin. | Glantz and his orchestra (item 1) ; Selvin and his orchestra (item 2) ; Arthur Fields, vocals. | |
| In a little Dutch kindergarden, or, Down by the Zuider Zee /Rosenstock ; De Vos ; Bryan. | Bobby Breen. | |
| Just one sweet girl /Harry Von Tilzer ; Jack Mahoney. Summer reminds me of you / George W. Meyer ; Alfred Bryan. | Harry Macdonough, Walter Van Brunt. | |
| Down at the baby store /[Harry Von Tilzer]. | Byron G. Harlan. | Berliner. |
| Over the hills to Mary /Alfred Bryan, music ; Jack Wells, lyrics. | James Reed, tenor ; James Harrison, baritone with orchestra. | Victor. |
| I Didn't Raise My Boy To Be A SoldierAlfred Bryan; Al Piantadosi. | Morton Harvey; With Orchestra. | |
| I didn't raise my boy to be a soldier /Piantadosi, music ; [Bryan, lyrics]. | Peerless Quartet with orchestra accompaniment. | Silvertone |
| Are you sincere? /Gumble. | Elise Stevenson. | Berliner. |
| Japansy /John Klenner ; Alfred Bryan. | Jimmy Noone and his orchestra ; O'Neil Spencer. | |
| Blue Bonnet.Alfred Bryan; Pete Wendling; Harry Richman. | Frank Braidwood; Irwin Dash. | |
| I'm crazy over every girl in France /Wendling and Wells. | Sung by the Avon Comedy Four. | Columbia |
| Red lips, kiss my blues away /Bryan ; Monaco ; Wendling. | Smalle ; Macy. | |
| Brown eyes, why are you blue? /Bryan ; Meyer. | Goodrich Silvertown Cord Orchestra. | |
| RainbowBryan; Werrich. | Billy Murray; Hayden Quartet; Orchestra Accompaniment. | |
| On a good old-time sleigh-ride /A. Gumble ; [Andrew K. Alison]. Flow along, River Tennessee / Gumble and Wells ; [Alfred Bryan] | Peerless Quartette (side A) ; Albert Campbell; Henry Burr (side B). | Columbia. |
| Rainbow /[Percy] Wenrich, music ; [Alfred] Bryan, lyrics. | Andrea Sarto and Henry Burr, Baritone and Tenor duet; orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
| Down in the old cherry orchard /Henry, music ; Alfred Bryan, lyrics. | Haydn Quartet, with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Joan of Arc, they are calling you /[Wells]. | Irving Gillette [i.e. Henry Burr]. | Columbia Indestructible. |
| When Alexander takes his ragtime band to France /Bryan ; Hess ; Leslie. | Arthur Fields. | Vocalion. |
| Puddin' head Jones /Al Bryan ; Lou Handman. | Mike Doty and orchestra ; Mike Doty, vocal refrain. | |
| Who paid the rent for Mrs. Rip Van Winkle [when Rip Van Winkle went away]? /Bryan ; Fisher. | Billy Watkins, tenor with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| He's worth his weight in gold /Wendling ; Bryan. | Irving Gillette with violin, 'cello and piano accompaniment. | |
| When it's night-time down in Burgundy /Alfred Bryan ; Herman Paley. | George MacFarlane. | Berliner. |
| On the Island of Pines /Carroll, music ; [Bryan], lyrics. | Henry Burr ; Albert Campbell, tenor duet with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| RainbowBryan; Wendrick. | Stanley; Burr; Orchestra Accompaniment. | |
| Two little girls loved one little boy /Bryan ; Mullen. | Harry Macdonough, tenor ; Haydn Quartet, orchestra accompaniment. | |
| Don't be afraid to come home /Yellen ; Bryan ; Ager. | Henry Burr, tenor ; Frank Banta, piano. | |
| Peg o' my heart /Bryan ; Fischer. | Henry Burr, tenor, orchestra accompaniment. | |
| I'm on my way to Mandalay /Bryan, lyrics ; Fischer, music. | Oakland ; Campbell ; Burr, vocal trio with orchestra. | Victor. |
| Brown eyes, why are you blue /Bryan ; Meyer. | Harry Britt, baritone solo. | |
| I'm on my way to Mandalay /[Fred] Fischer, music ; [Alfred Bryan, lyrics]. | Albert Campbell ; Henry Burr, duet for first and second tenors with orchestra accompaniment. | |
| Oui, oui, Marie, or, Wee, wee, Marie /Bryan, lyrics ; McCarthy, lyrics ; Fisher, music. | Arthur Fields, tenor with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Over the Alpine mountains /Alfred Bryan, lyrics ; Fred Fisher, music. | Albert Campbell ; Henry Burr, duet with orchestra. | Victor. |
| Blue River =Rio Azul /Alfred Bryan ; Lewis James. | Jean Goldkette and His Orchestra (vocal refrain by Lewis James). | |
| My song of the Nile /Bryan ; Mayer. | Fred Cooper's Dance Orch. (with vocal chorus). | |
| There's a vacant chair in every home to-night /Alfred Bryan ; Ernest Breuer. | Shannon Four, male quartet with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| It's an old fashioned world after all /Bryan ; Myer ; Wendling. | Will Osborne, and his orchestra. | |
| Peg de mon coeur /Alfred Bryan ; Fred Fisher ; Alain Gravel. | Andre Rancourt avec orchestre. | |
| Rainbow /Percy Wenrich. | Frank C. Stanley and Henry Burr. | Albany Indestructible. |
| There's A Lump Of Sugar Down In DixieBryan; Yellen; Gumble. | Marion Harris; With Orchestra. | |
| Don't be afraid to come back home /Yellen ; Bryan ; Ager. | The Sterling Trio ; The Weymouth Trio. | |
| Always take a girl named Daisy /[George W. Meyer, music] ; [Alfred Bryan, lyrics] ; [Sam M. Lewis, lyrics]. | [Albert] Campbell ; [Irving] Gillette [i.e. Henry Burr], tenor duet with orchestra accompaniment. | |
| Brown Eyes-why Are You BlueBryan; Meyer. | Nick Lucas. | |
| There's a lump of sugar down in Dixie /Gumble ; [performed] by Al Jolson. You can find a little bit of Dixieland : (no matter where you go) / Donaldson ; sung by Campbell, Burr. | Al Jolson, vocal, with orchestra [side A]; Campbell and Burr, tenor duet with orchestra [side B]. | Columbia |
| Peg o'my heart /Fischer ; Bryan. | Jerry Murad's Harmonicats. | |
| Brown eyes, why are you blue? /Bryan ; Meyer. | Mr. "X", with orchestra. | |
| It's an old fashioned world after all /Bryan ; Meyer : Wendling. | Will Osborne and his Orchestra ; Will Osborne. | |
| Sweet little buttercup /Alfred Bryan, lyrics ; Herman Paley, music. | Elizabeth Spencer, soprano ; Shannon Four, male quartet with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Peg de mon coieur =peg o' my heart /Alfred Bryan ; Fred Fisher ; paroles françaises d'Alain Gravel. | Andre Rancourt, avec Orchestra. | |
| Joan of Arc /Wells. | Henry Burr, tenor with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| Come Josephine in my flying machine /Bryan ; Fisher. | Benay Venuta ; Carmen Dragon's Orchestra. | |
| Don't be an old maid, Molly /Kerry Mills ; Alfred Bryan. Red head / Burton Green ; Irene Franklin. | Haydn Quartet, Ada Jones. | |
| Sweet little buttercup /Paley, music ; [Bryan, lyrics]. | Henry Burr, tenor with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| Miss wonderful :from "Paris" /Bryan ; Ward. | Majestic Dance Orch. ; Irving Kaufman, voc. cho. | |
| Peg o' my heart /Bryan, lyrics ; Fischer, music. | Charles W. Harrison with orchestra. | Victor. |
| Red lips, kiss my blues away /Bryan ; Monaco ; Wendling. | Honey Duke. | |
| Some Other Bird Whistled A TuneBryan; Schafer; Fisher. | Jack Smith; Carson Robison; With Piano. | |
| Peg o' my heart /Fischer, music ; [Bryan, lyrics]. | Henry Burr with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| Brown eyes - why are you blue? /Meyer ; Bryan. | Leo Reisman and his orchestra. | |
| Give me your affection :honey : amame /Bryan ; Lombardo ; Wendling. | Will Osborne and his Orchestra ; Will Osborne, vocal chorus. | |
| Don't wake me up :let me dream /Gilbert ; Wayne, Baer ; [performed by] Henry Burr. Don't be afraid to come home / Yellen, Bryan ; Ager ; [performed by] Henry Burr. | Henry Burr, tenor, with Frank Banta at the piano. | |
| Harmony Bay /Terry Sherman ; [J. Brandon Walsh]. On the Island of Pines / Carroll ; [Alfred Bryan] | Peerless Quartette on side A, Henry Burr and Albert Campbell on side B, vocals ; orchestra acc. | Columbia. |
| Red lips, kiss my blues away /Bryan ; Monaco ; Wendling. | Charles Dornberger and his Orchestra ; Franklin Bass, vocal refrain. | |
| Red Lips-kiss My Blues AwayBryan; Monaco; Wendling. | Don Howard; Harry Maxfield; Leo Reisman; His Orchestra. | |
| Joan of Arc /Jack Wells, music ; [Alfred Bryan, lyrics] ; [Willie Weston, lyrics]. | Henry Burr, tenor with orchestra accompaniment. | Brunswick. |
| Hiawatha's melody of love /Mehlinger ; Meyer ; Bryan. | Hart ; Shaw, with orchestra. | |
| Brown eyes, why are you blue? /Bryan ; Meyer. | Glantz and his orchestra ; Arthur Fields. | |
| My heart is bluer than your eyes :from the picture "A man's man" /Bryan ; Wilhite. | Blue Room Club Orchestra. | |
| Bring Back My Golden DreamsBryan; Meyer. | Peerless Quartet; Orchestra. | |
| Peg de mon coeur =Peg o' my heart /Alfred Bryan ; Fred Fisher ; Alain Gravel. | André Rancourt, chant avec orchestre. | |
| Always take a girl named Daisy /George W. Meyer. | [Albert] Campbell and [Irving] Gillette [i.e. Henry Burr]. | |
| Virginia Lou /Earl Taylor. That was before I met you / Bryan and Meyer. | Henry Burr (side A) ; Ada Jones; Walter Van Brunt (side B) | Columbia |
| Old, old castle in Scotland /Ben Oakland - Herb Magidson [performed by] Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians. Goodnight mother / Mack David - Al Bryan - Vee Lawnhurst [performed by] Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians. | Guy Lombardo ; Carmen Lombardo ; Royal Canadians. | |
| The sweetest girl in Monterey /Alfred Bryan ; Herman Paley. | James Reed, tenor ; James F. Harrison, baritone, duet with orch[estra]. | |
| Cheer up Father, cheer up Mother /Paley, music ; [Bryan, lyrics]. | Peerless Quartette, with orchestra accompaniment. | Okeh. |
| Hiawatha's melody of love /Bryan ; Mehlinger ; Meyer. | Hart ; Shaw, tenor and baritone with orchestra. | |
| I'm on my way to Mandalay /Bryan, lyrics ; Fischer, music. | Oakland ; Campbell ; Burr, vocal trio with orchestra. | Victor. |
| In a little dutch kindergarten, or, Down by the Zuider Zee /Bryan ; Deves ; Rosenstock. | Jan Garber and hi orchestra, Fritz Heilbron. | |
| Cheer up Father, cheer up Mother /Bryan ; Paley. | Lewis James. | Berliner. |
| We'll be together when the clouds roll by /Mills. | Irving Gillette [i.e. Henry Burr]. | |
| Come back to Arizona /Paley, music ; [Bryan, lyrics]. | Reed Miller, tenor ; Frederick D. [i.e. J] Wheeler, baritone, duet with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
| Flow along, River Tennessee (to the home of the girl I love) /Bryan ; Gumble ; Wells. | Albert Campbell ; Henry Burr, duet with orchestra. | Victor. |
| Come Josephine in my flying machine /Alfred Bryan ; Fred Fisher. | Ted Fiorito and his orchestra ; Frank Flynn. | |
| Follow up the big brass band /Dave Reed. Who paid the rent for Mrs. Rip van Winkle? / Bryan and Fisher. | Peerless Quartette (side A) ; Billy Watkins (side B) | Columbia. |
| Lonesome lover /Bryan ; Monaco. | Fred Rich and his orchestra. | |
| Miss Wonderful /Bryan ; Ward. | Tom Clines and His Music ; Jack Carney. | |
| Lonesome lover /Bryan ; Monaco. | Fred Rich and his orchestra. | |