| DixieEmmett. | Harlan; Stanley; With Orchestra. | |
| Dixie land /[Emmett]. | [Byron G.] Harlan, [tenor], and [Frank C.] Stanley, bass, with orchestra accompaniment. | |
| That feeling is gone /Walter Hirsch ; Babe Wallace. | Benny Goodman and his Orchestra (featuring B. Goodman, clarinet ; B. Freeman ; D. Matthews ; M. Yaner ; A.R. Llini, saxophones ; H. James ; Z. Elman ; G. Griffin, trumpets ; S. Ballard ; V. Brown, trombones ; B. Heller, guitar ; H. Goodman, str. bass ; J. Stacey, piano ; D. Tough, drums ; Martha Tilton, vocal refrain. | |
| Dixie /Emmett. | Maud Powell (violin solo). | |
| The bells of St. Mary /Adams. | Ira Schroeder, carillonneur. | |
| Popular medley no. 2 :the bells of St. Mary's ; Oh! What a pal was Mary ; My baby's arms /[Furber, lyrics] ; [Adams, music] ; [Wendling, music] ; [Leslie, lyrics] ; [Kalmar, lyrics] ; [Tierney, music] ; [McCarthy, lyrics]. | Peerless Quartet, male quartet with chimes. | Berliner. |
| Bells of St. Mary's /Adams. | Henri's Orchestra. | Berliner. |
| The bells of St. Mary's /Fruber ; Adams. | Ken Griffin. | |
| Are you the O'Reilly? /Emmett ; Rooney. | Columbia Stellar Quartette, male quartette with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| Emmett's Favorite YodelJ K Emmett. | George P Watson; With Orchestra. | |
| In Dixie land /[Daniel Decatur Emmett, lyrics and music]. | American Quartet. | Berliner. |
| Dixie [cheers] /Daniel Decatur Emmett. | Sousa's Band ; Arthur Pryor, conductor. | Berliner. |
| Bells of St. Mary's =Las campanas de Santa Maria /Furber ; Adams. | Jack Denny and his Orchestra ; Scrappy Lambert, vocal chorus. | |
| Jordan am a hard road to travel /Emmett. | Harry C. Browne, baritone solo, banjo and orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
| Are you the O'Reilly? /Emmett ; Rooney. | Columbia Stellar Quartette, male quartette with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| DixieDan Emmett. | Mabel Garrison; Victor Male Quartet; With Orchestra. | |
| The bells of St. Mary's /[Douglas Furber, lyrics] ; [A. Emmett Adams, music]. | Ruthven McDonald. | Compo. |
| Are you the O'Reilly? :Blime me, O'Reilly, you are lookin' well /Pat Rooney ; Emmett ; [Grooms, arranger]. The war in Snider's grocery store / Hancock ; Macdonald ; Carroll. | Billy Murray, tenor, with orchestra [Are you the O'Reilly?] ; Billy Murray, tenor, with orchestra [The war in Snider's grocery store] | |
| The bells of St. Mary's /Furber ; Adams. | Nat Shilkret and the Victor Orchestra. | |
| The bells of St. Mary's /Douglas Furber ; A. Emmett Adams. | Frances Alda. | |
| The bells of St. Mary's /[Douglas Furber, lyrics] ; [A. Emmett Adams, music]. | Ruthven McDonald. | Compo. |
| Dixie land /Emmett. | Peerless Quartette with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| The bells of St. Mary's /Furber ; Adams. | Pelham Inn Society Orchestra, vocal chorus, harold Lambert. | |
| The bells of St. Mary's /Douglas Furber ; A. Emmett Adams. | Frances Alda, soprano with orchestra. | |
| The bells of St. Mary's /Adams, music. | Chamberland Trio, violin, flute and celesta. | Berliner. |
| God send you back to me /Furber ; Adams. | Henry Burr, tenor with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| The bells of St. Mary's /Furber-Adams. | Associated Glee Clubs of America (1000 male voices) recorded at their performance in New York City. | |
| The Bells Of St. Mary's /Douglas Furber ; A. Emmett Adams. | Frances Alda (soprano with orchestra). | |
| Dixie land /Emmett. | Peerless Quartette with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| Laddie buck of mine /Ball ; Brennan. A shawl of Galway grey / Hogan ; Stanley | Emmett O'Toole, tenor with orch. (Laddie buck of mine) ; Emmett O'Toole, tenor with orch. (A shawl of Galway grey) | |
| The bells of St. Mary's /[Douglas Furber, lyrics] ; [A. Emmett Adams, music]. | Ruthven McDonald. | Compo. |
| Bells of St. Mary's /Adams. | Gladys Watkins. | |