| Sing Me Love's LullabyMorse. | Henry Burr; Orchestra Accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| M-O-T-H-E-R (a word that means the world to me) /Howard Johnson, lyrics ; Theo. Morse, music. | Henry Burr, tenor with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Whistling Jim /[Theodore Morse, music] ; [D.A. Esrom, lyrics]. | [Peerless] Quartette. | Edison. |
| I've got a feelin' for you /[Edward Madden, lyrics ; Theodore F. Morse, music]. | Harry Tally. | Berliner. |
| [Two blue eyes,] Two little baby shoes /[Edward Madden, lyrics] ; [Theodore F.] Morse, music. | Byron G. Harlan, tenor with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| I was never nearer heaven in my life /Ted Snyder. M-o-t-h-e-r / Morse. | Sam Ash, tenor (1st work) ; Henry Burr, tenor (2nd work) ; with orchestra. | Columbia. |
| M-O-T-H-E-R /Morse, music ; [Johnson, lyrics]. | Henry Burr, tenor with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| It takes the Irish to beat the Dutch /Edward Madden, lyrics ; Theodore F. Morse, music. | Billy Murray. | Berliner. |
| Come down from the big fig tree /[Edward Madden, lyrics ; Theodore F. Morse, music]. | Collins ; Harlan. | Berliner. |
| 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]. | |
| Blue bell /[Edward Madden ; Dolly Morse ; Theodore F. Morse, lyrics and music]. | Robert Price. | Berliner. |
| She's the fairest little flower dear old dixie ever grew /Theo Morse. | Stanley and Burr, baritone and tenor; orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
| Dear old girl /[Theodore Morse]. | Harry MacDonough. | |
| By the dear old river Rhine /Theodore Morse, music ; Jack Mahoney, lyrics. | Campbell ; Gillette, tenor duet with orchestra accompaniment. | |
| Don't blame it all on me /Terriss ; Wood ; Morse. | Roseland Dance Orchestra. | |
| You can't expect kisses from me /Lewis ; Cowan ; [performed by] Ada Jones and Billy Murray with orchestra. Luella Lee / Esrom ; Morse ; [performed by] Albert Campbell and Henry Burr with orchestra. | Side 1: Ada Jones and Billy Murray with orchestra ; side 2: Albert Campbell and Henry Burr with orchestra. | |
| Crocodile Isle /J. Drislane, lyrics ; Theodore F. Morse, music. | Murray, with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| I've got a feeling for you /[Edward Madden, lyrics ; Theodore F. Morse, music]. | Harry Tally. | Berliner. |
| Texico :[turkey trot] /Theodore Morse. | Peerless Quartette, vocal quartette with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
| Sing me love's lullaby /Morse ; [performed by] sung by Henry Burr. Hush a bye, ma baby : the Missouri waltz / Logan ; sung by Campbell and Burr. | Henry Burr, vocals ; Albert Campbell, vocals (Side B). | Columbia. |
| Since Arrah Wanna married Barney Carney /Morse. | Collins and Harlan. | |
| In monkey land /Jack Drislane, lyrics ; Theodore F. Morse, music. | Collins ; Harlan, vocal duet. | Berliner. |
| Who's going to love you when I'm gone /Theodore Morse ; [D.A. Esrom]. | | Columbia |
| Good-bye, Barney boy /Morse ; sung by Peerless Quartette. Three wonderful letters from home / Hanley ; sung by Henry Burr. | Peerless Quartette (Side A) ; Henry Burr, tenor (Side B). | Columbia. |
| Arrah Wanna /Drislane ; Morse. Since Arrah Wanna married Barney Carney / Morse. | Billy Mussy ; Haydn Quartet, with orchestra. | |
| I've taken quite a fancy to you /Madden ; Morse. | Miss Jones and Mr. Murray, duet with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Auntie Skinner's chicken dinner /Theadore Morse ; Arthur Fields ; Earl Carroll. | Lytle Brothers 1954 Medalists. | |
| Arrah wanna /Drislane ; Morse. | Billy Murray, tenor, and Haydn Quartet with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Somebody else is crazy 'bout me (but I want you) /Oppenheim ; Carroll ; [performed by] Helen Clark and Billy Murray. When you haven't a beautiful girl / Clarke ; Leslie ; Morse ; [performed by] Albert Campbell and Henry Burr. | Helen Clark and Billy Murray with orchestra [side a] ; Albert Campbell and Henry Burr with orchestra [side b]. | |
| Whistling Jim /Theodore Morse, music ; [D.A. Esrom, lyrics]. | Peerless Quartette. | U.S. Everlasting. |
| Alice, I'm in Wonderland (since the day that I first met you) /[Morse, music] ; [Fields, lyrics]. | Sterling Trio, male trio with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| Two little baby shoes /Morse ; [Edward Madden]. | Byron G. Harlan. | |
| A little boy called Taps /[Madden ; Morse]. | Byron G. Harlan, tenor, with orchestra accompaniment. | |
| Whistling Jim /Theodore Morse, music ; [D.A. Esrom, lyrics]. | Peerless Quartette, vocal quartette with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
| Sweetheart town /Mahoney ; Morse. | Billy Murray, tenor, and Haydn Quartet with orchestra. | |
| Blue Bell /Edward Madden ; Dolly Morse ; Theodore F. Morse, lyrics and music. | Harry Macdonough ; Haydn Quartet, tenor with quartet and orchestra accompaniment. | Berliner. |
| Way back home /Theodore Morse ; [D. A. Esrom]. Roll on, Missouri / Harry Carroll ; [Ballard MacDonald]. | Peerless Quartette (side A) ; Arthur Collins; Byron G. Harlan (side B). | Columbia. |
| Keep a little cosy corner in your heart for me /Theordore F. Morse, music ; [Jack Drislane, lyrics]. | Billy Murray, tenor solo with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
| Dream on, dear heart, dream on /Morse. | Frank C. Stanley. | |
| Alice, I'm in wonderland /Morse, music ; [Fields, lyrics]. | Sterling Trio, vocal Trio with orchestra accompaniment. | |
| The woodchuck song /[Robert Hobart Davis, lyrics ; Theodore F. Morse, music]. | Bob Roberts. | Berliner. |
| Make beleive [i.e. Make believe] /Morse. | Miss Jones ; Mr. Murray. | Berliner. |
| Where the southern roses grow /[Morse]. | Harry Macdonough, tenor, and Haydn Quartet with orchestra accompaniment. | |
| Alice, I'm in Wonderland /Morse, music ; Fields, lyrics. | Sterling Trio. | Okeh. |
| M-O-T-H-E-R (a word that means the world to me) /Howard Johnson, lyrics ; Theo. Morse, music. | Henry Burr, tenor with orchestra. | Victor. |
| A little boy in blue /[Theodore F. Morse ; Raymond A. Browne]. | Harry Macdonough. | |
| Santiago Flynn :an Irish-Mexican episode /[Edward Madden, words ; Theodore F. Morse, music]. | Miss Jones ; Mr. Spencer, with mandolin and orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Way back home /Theodore Morse. | Peerless Quartet. | Edison. |
| I've got a feelin' for you /[Edward Madden, lyrics ; Theodore F. Morse, music]. | Harry Tally. | Berliner. |
| 'Lizabeth Ann :a southern love song /Theo. Morse. I'm going back to Dixie / Berlin and Snyder. | Sung by Henry Burr and Albert Campbell (1st work); Collins and Harlan (2nd work) with orchestra acc. | Columbia |
| My little 'rang-outang, or, My little rangoutang /[Edward Madden, lyrics ; Theodore F. Morse, music]. | Billy Murray. | Berliner. |
| Up in a cocoanut tree /Edward Madden, lyrics ; Theodore F. Morse, music. | Billy Murray. | Berliner. |
| Up in a cocoanut tree /[Edward Madden, lyricist ; Theodore F. Morse, composer]. | Billy Murray. | Berliner. |
| Whistling Jim /Theodore Morse, music ; [D.A. Esrom, lyrics]. | Peerless Quartette, vocal quartette with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
| 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 |
| Two blue eyes[, two little baby shoes] /[Edward Madden, lyrics] ; [Theodore F.] Morse, music. | Byron G. Harlan, tenor with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Blue bell /[Edward Madden ; Dolly Morse ; Theodore F. Morse, lyrics and music]. | Robert Price. | Berliner. |
| One called Mother and the other Home sweet home /Morse. | Edison Male Quartette. | |
| Come down from the big fig tree /[Edward Madden, lyrics ; Theodore F. Morse, music]. | Collins ; Harlan. | Berliner. |
| M-O-T-H-E-R (a word that means the world to me) /Howard Johnson, lyrics ; Theo. Morse, music. | Henry Burr, tenor with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| She's the fairest little flower dear old dixie ever grew /Theo Morse. | Frank Stanley ; Henry Burr. | Indestructible. |
| Who's going to love you when I'm gone /Esrom ; Morse ; [performed by] Campbell and Burr with orchestra. I'd rather be kissed 'neath the mistletoe bough than spoon under any old tree / Farran ; Osborne ; [performed by] Campbell and Burr with orchestra. | Campbell and Burr with orchestra. | |
| Good-bye, Barney boy /Brennan, lyrics ; Morse, music. | Peerless Quartet. | Pathé. |
| Red clover /Theodore Morse, music ; [Jack Mahoney, lyrics]. | Frank C. Stanley, baritone ; Henry Burr, tenor, duet with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
| Blue bell /Morse. | Henry Burr, tenor solo; orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
| Up the street march /Theodore F. Morse, music. | American Band of Providence. | Berliner. |
| By the dear old river Rhine /Theodore Morse. | Albert H. Campbell and Irving Gillette [i.e. Henry Burr]. | Edison. |
| Red clover /Theodore Morse, music ; [Jack Mahoney, lyrics]. | Frank C. Stanley, baritone ; Henry Burr, tenor, duet with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
| I want to be a merry merry widow /[Theodore F. Morse ; Edward Madden]. | Ada Jones. | Berliner. |
| The family tree, or, Jungle song /Theodore F. Morse, music. | Collins ; Harlan, duet. | Berliner. |
| I've got a feeling for you /Edward Madden, lyrics ; Theodore F. Morse, music. | Harry Tally. | Berliner. |
| When you wore a pinafore /[Madden] ; Morse. | [Frank C.] Stanley, [bass], and [Harry] Macdonough, [tenor], with orchestra. | |
| 'Lizabeth Ann /Theodore Morse. | Albert H. Campbell ; Irving Gillette, tenor duet with orchestra accompaniment. | |
| Somebody's waiting for someone, or, [Somebody's waiting for me] ; Sing me love's lullaby, or, [Love's lullaby of dreams] /[Harry] Von Tilzer ; Morse. | Henri's Orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Blue bell /Morse. Teasing / Von Tilzer. | Haydn Quartet, male quartet, with orchestra [Side A] ; Billy Murray, tenor, and Haydn Quartet with orchestra [Side B]. | |
| Blue bell /[Morse]. | Henry Burr, tenor solo with orchestra accompaniment. | |
| 'Lizabeth Ann :a southern love song /Theodore Morse. | Henry Burr ; Albert Campbell, tenor duet with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
| It takes the Irish to beat the Dutch /[Edward Madden, lyrics ; Theodore F. Morse, music]. | Billy Murray. | Berliner. |
| Hurrah for Baffin's babby /Vincent Bryan, lyrics ; Theodore F. Morse, music. | Dan W. Quinn. | Berliner. |
| Red clover /Morse. Where the river Shannon flows / Russell. | Stanley and Burr, baritone and tenor duet [with] orchestra accompaniment [side a]; Henry Burr, tenor solo [with] orchestra accompaniment [side b]. | Columbia |
| Keep a little cozy corner in your heart for me /[Drislane] ; Morse. | Harry Macdonough, tenor, and Haydn Quartet with orchestra accompaniment. | |
| A little boy called Taps /[George M. Cohan ; Theodore F. Morse]. | Vocal Quartette [Columbia Quartette]; [Henry Burr]. | Columbia |
| Red clover /Theodore Morse, music ; [Jack Mahoney, lyrics]. | Frank C. Stanley, baritone ; Henry Burr, tenor, duet with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
| Blue bell. | Harry Macdonough. | Columbia. |
| Goodby[e] Barney boy /Brennon [i.e. Brennan], lyrics ; Morse, music. | Peerless Quartet with orchestra accompaniment. | Brunswick. |
| M-O-T-H-E-R /Morse, music ; [Johnson, lyrics]. | Henry Burr, tenor with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| The same old crowd /Fred C. Farrel, lyrics ; Theodore F. Morse, music. | Robert Price. | Berliner. |
| 'Lizabeth Ann /Theodore Morse. | Albert H. Campbell ; Irving Gillette, tenor duet with orchestra accompaniment. | |
| Uncle Joe plays a rag on his old banjo /Theodore Morse. | Arthur Collins, baritone solo with banjo accompaniment. | |
| Soldier boy /[Esrom, lyrics] ; Morse, music. | Billy Burton, tenor ; Herbert Stuart, baritone with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| Dear old girl /Theodore F. Morse. | Will Oakland. | Edison |
| Luella Lee /Morse. | Campbell and Gillette (i.e. Albert Campbell and Irving Gillette). | Edison |
| By the dear old river Rhine /Theodore Morse, music ; Jack Mahoney, lyrics. | Campbell ; Gillette, tenor duet with orchestra accompaniment. | |
| Blue Bell /[Edward Madden ; Dolly Morse ; Theodore F. Morse, lyrics and music]. | Harry Macdonough ; Haydn Quartet, with orchestra accompaniment, tenor and quartet. | Berliner. |
| M-O-T-H-E-R (a word that means the world to me) /Howard Johnson, lyrics ; Theo. Morse, music. | Henry Burr, tenor with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| A submarine attack /Morse. | Premier Quartet [i.e. American Quartet] and Company. | Edison. |
| When you wore a pinafore /[Morse, music ; Madden, lyric]. | Frank Stanley and Henry Burr. | Indestructible Record |
| Santiago Flynn /Edward Madden, words ; Theodore F. Morse, music. | Miss Jones ; Mr. Spencer. | Berliner. |
| The little Ford rambled right along /C.R. Foster, Byron Gay ; [performed by] Billy Murray. Auntie Skinner's chicken dinner / Fields, Carroll, Morse ; [performed by] Collins and Harlan. | Billy Murray ; [Side B] Collins and Harlan. | |
| A little boy called Taps /[George M. Cohan ; Theodore F. Morse]. | Vocal Quartette [Columbia Quartette]; [Henry Burr]. | Columbia |
| Texico :[turkey trot] /Theodore Morse. | Peerlesss Quartette, vocal quartette with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
| Arrah wanna /Morse, music ; [Drislane, lyrics]. | Collins ; Harlan. | His Master's Voice. |
| Throw no stones in the well that gives you water /Morse. Good bye Broadway, hello France / Baskette. | Arthur Fields, baritone (1st work); The Peerless Quartette, male vocal ensemble (2nd work). | Columbia. |
| Daddy's little girl /[Edward] Madden, lyrics ; [Theodore F.] Morse, music. | Byron G. Harlan, tenor with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Whistling Jim /Theodore Morse, music ; [D.A. Esrom, lyrics]. | Peerless Quartette, vocal quartette with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
| It takes the Irish to beat the Dutch /[Edward Madden, lyrics ; Theodore F. Morse, music]. | Billy Murray. | Berliner. |
| 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). | |
| Up in a cocoanut tree /Edward Madden, lyricist ; Theodore F. Morse, composer. | Robert Price. | Berliner. |
| Dear old girl /Morse, music ; [Buck, lyrics]. | Peerless Quartette, male quartette with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
| Good-bye Barney boy /Brennan ; Morse. | Peerless Quartet, vocal quartet with orchestra. | Gennett. |
| My little 'rang-outang, or, My little rangoutang /[Edward Madden, lyrics ; Theodore F. Morse, music]. | Billy Murray. | Berliner. |
| Salvation Nell /Morse ; [Grant Clarke] ; [Edgar Leslie]. Goodbye, summer, so long, fall, hello, winter-time / Wenrich ; [Jack Mahoney] | Peerless Quartette. | Columbia |
| Two blue eyes /Morse. | Byron G. Harlan, tenor, with orchestra. | |
| Good night my starlight /[Madden] ; Morse. | Haydn Quartet with orchestra. | |
| Sweet Anna Marie /Theodore Morse, music ; D.A. Esrom, lyrics. | Albert H. Campbell ; Irving Gillette [i.e. Henry Burr], tenor duet with orchestra accompaniment. | Edison. |
| Santiago Flynn :an Irish-Mexican episode /[Edward Madden, words ; Theodore F. Morse, music]. | Miss Jones ; Mr. Spencer, with mandoline and orchestra. | Berliner. |
| The Battle In The AirCampbell; Morse; Collins. | Peerless Quartette. | Columbia. |
| Salvation Nell /Theodore Morse. | Peerless Quartet. | Edison. |
| In Scotland (down through the heather) /George MacFarlane, lyrics ; Theodore Morse, music. | George MacFarlane, baritone with orchestra. | Victor. |
| Buddy boy :How's ev'ry little thing with you? /O'Hara ; Morse. | Peerless Quartette. | Columbia |
| I've got a feelin' for you /Edward Madden, lyrics ; Theodore F. Morse, music. | Harry Tally. | Berliner. |
| Ben Bolt /[English, Kneass]. Keep a little cosy corner in your heart for me / Morse. | [Henry Burr] [side a]; Billy Murray [with] orchestra accompaniment [side b]. | Columbia |
| Buddy boy :How's ev'ry little thing with you? /O'Hara ; Morse. | Peerless Quartette. | Columbia |