| My bird of paradise / Irving Berlin. Kawaihau waltz / Mekia Kealakai. | Helen Louise, Frank Ferera, Hawaiian guitars. | |
| What'll I do? / Irving Berlin. | Giselle [i.e. Gisèle] MacKenzie with orchestra. | |
| Noël blanc = White Christmas / Irving Berlin ; Francis Blanche. | Jean Sablon, chant avec orchestre. | |
| At peace with the world : en pas con ei mundo / Irving Berlin. | Roger Wolfe Kahn and his Orchestra. | |
| Toujours seul : [enregistrement sonore] / sur l'air de "All alone" Berlin, musique et paroles anglaises ; [Beaudry, traducteur]. | Hector Pellerin, baryton français avec piano. | Victor. |
| Noël blanc / Francis Blanche ; Irving Berlin. | Ernie King et son ensemble ; Gerald Baudary. | |
| Louisiana purchase-f.t. : from "Louisiana Purchase" = "La acquisiciàn de Louisiana" / Irving Berlin. | Will Osborne and his Slide Music ; vocal by Barbara Bush. | |
| Drowsy head / Irving Berlin ; V. D. Leathe. | Gennett Dance Orchestra. | |
| Noël blanc / Francis Blanche ; Berlin. | Jen Roger avec orchestre. | |
| Noël blanc = White Christmas / Francis Blanche ; Irving Berlin. | Jen Roger ; Allan McIver, dir. | |
| Noël blanc / Francis Blanche ; Irving Berlin. | Denis Harbour ; Le Choeur de Montréal ; Lionel Renaud. | |
| C'est pour vous! [enregistrement sonore] / Irving Berlin. | Hector Pellerin, baryton avec accompagnement d'orchestre. | Edison. |
| Noël blanc / Francis Blanche ; Irving Berlin. | Petits Chanteurs de Granby ; Frère Emmanuel. | |
| All alone = Solitario / Irving Berlin. I wonder what's become of Sally? = Que pasaría con Sara? / Jack Yellen, Milton Ager. | Paul Whiteman and his orchestra [side a] ; The Troubadours, Hugo Frey, director [side b]. | |
| White Christmas. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians with vocal chorus by Tony Craig. | |
| How about me / Berlin. | Leo Le Sieur, pipe organ ; Larry Herman, vocal chorus. | |
| Blue skies / Berlin. | Edmund Cromwell, pipe organ. | |
| Alexander's Ragtime Band / Irving Berlin. | Chequers Court Orchestra. | |
| A pretty girl is like a melody / Berlin. | Jan August. | |
| When I lost you / Irving Berlin. | Irving Gillette [i.e. Henry Burr]. | Edison. |
| Heat wave : from "As thousands cheer" / Irving Berlin. | Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra ; Mildred Bailey, vocal chorus. | |
| Better luck next time : from MGM picture "Easter parade" / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Kenny Gardner, vocal chorus. | |
| Little Butterfly : from "The music box revue" / Berlin. | Continental Dance Orchestra. | |
| Tra, la, la, la! / Irving Berlin. | Collins ; Harlan, duet with orchestra accompaniment. | |
| But where are you / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians, Carmen Lombard, vocal refrain. | |
| I'll take you back to Italy / Berlin. | Elizabeth Brice, soprano ; Charles King, tenor duet with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| I love the ladies / Schwartz. Follow the crowd from "Queen of the movies" / Irving Berlin. | Arthur Collins, baritone (1st work) ; Byron G. Harlan, tenor (1st work) ; Ned La Rose, tenor (2nd work) ; Peerless Quartette (2nd work) ; with orchestral acc. | Columbia. |
| All by myself / Irving Berlin. | Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra ; Eugene Baird, vocal. | |
| Keep on walking / Berlin. | Walter Van Brunt, tenor with orchestra. | |
| I'm sorry for myself : from "Second fiddle" / Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians. | |
| I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm / Irving Berlin. | Barbara Brown, with orchestra. | |
| What'll I do / Irving Berlin. | Rae Eleanor Ball, violin solo. | |
| It only happens when I dance with you : from picture "Easter Parade" / Berlin. | Johnny Frank (with orchestra). | |
| White Christmas / Irving Berlin. | Tony Craig ; Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians. | |
| Because I love you / Berlin. | Adrian Schubert's Salon Orch. ; Arthur Hall, vocal chorus. | |
| White Christmas / Irving Berlin. | Phil Brito ; Ted Dale, with orchestra. | |
| When I get back to the U.S.A / Irving Berlin. | Billy Murray ; Victor Mixed Chorus. | Victor. |
| Was there ever a pal like you / Berlin. | Henry Burr, tenor solo with orch[estra]. | |
| Oh, How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning / Irving Berlin. | Arthur Fields, tenor with orchestra. | |
| I can't do without you / Berlin. | Harold Lambert, tenor solo with orch[estra]. | |
| Berceuse blonde : sur l'air de "Russian lullaby" / Beaudry ; Berlin. | Hector Pellerin. | |
| I can't do without you / Berlin. | Roy Smeck guitar solo ; George Beaver, vocal chorus. | |
| I poured my heart into a song : from the 20th Century-Fox Production "Second fiddle" / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Carmen Lombardo, vocal chorus. | |
| Nobody knows (and nobody seems to care) ; Ja-da / Berlin ; Carleton. | Henri's Orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Let's All Be Americans Now Berlin; Leslie; Meyer. | Knickerbocker Male Quartette. | Columbia |
| Was there ever a pal like you / Irving Berlin. | Henry Burr, tenor with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| I'm putting all my eggs in one basket : todo mi querer es para ti : from the RKO film "Follow the fleet" / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Carmen Lombardo, vocal refrain. | |
| Always / Berlin. | Reese Williams, tenor with orchestra. | Compo. |
| At the devil's ball / Berlin ; sung by Maurice Burkhart and Peerless Quartette. Oh! What a night / Gilbert, Muir and Abrahams ; sung by Ada Jones and Walter Van Brunt. | Maurice Burkhart and Peerless Quartet on side A, Ada Jones and Walter Van Brunt on side B, vocals. | Columbia |
| Smoke rings / Gene Gifford-Ned Washington, [performed by] Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra. Always / Irving Berlin, [performed by] Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra. | Glen Gray ; Casa Loma Orchestra. | |
| I can't do without you (No puedo vinir sin ti) / Irving Berlin. | Waring's Pennsylvanians (with vocal chorus). | |
| All alone / Berlin. | Frank Flynn (tenor with orch.). | |
| Cheek To Cheek Berlin. | Oscar Peterson Trio; Oscar Peterson; Barney Kassel; Ray Brown. | |
| Oh! how I hate to get up in the morning / Berlin. | Dick Robertson and his Orchestra. | |
| Blue skies / Irving Berlin. | The Happy Gang ; Jimmy Namaro, vibraphone. | |
| God bless America / Irving Berlin. | Kate Smith with mixed chorus and orchestra. | |
| Pigeon walk / James V. Monaco. Watch your step : Introducing "When I discovered you" and "I love to have the boys around me" / Berlin ; Goetz. | Victor Military Band [Pigeon walk] ; Victor Military Band [Watch your step] | |
| All my love / Al Jolson, Harry Akst, Saul Chaplin. Kate : have I come too early, too late / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; with vocal chorus by Kenny Gardner [side a], Don Rodney and the Lombardo Trio [side b]. | |
| Not for all the rice in China : from "As thousands cheer" / Irving Berlin. | Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra. | |
| Kate (Have I come too early, too late) / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians. | |
| My sweetie / Berlin. | Arthur Fields, tenor with orchestra accompaniment. | Pathé. |
| I'm playing with fire / Berlin. | Jack Denny and his Orchestra ; Paul Small, vocal refrain. | |
| Because I love you / Irving Berlin. | Henry Burr, tenor with violin, 'cello and piano. | |
| Me! / Berlin. | Ruth Etting (vocal with piano accomp.). | |
| Alice in Wonderland / Irving Berlin. | Anna Howard, soprano ; Harry Macdonough, tenor with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Everybody step : from Irving Berlin's music box revue / Berlin. | Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra. | |
| Noël tout blanc / Berlin ; Gelinas. | José LaSalle. | |
| White Christmas I Berlin. | Elmer Ihrke; Organ And Chimes. | |
| What'll I Do Irving Berlin. | Rae Eleanor Ball. | |
| How deep is the ocean : how high is the sky : cuan profundo es et océano / Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Carmen Lombardo, vocal chorus. | |
| All by myself / Irving Berlin. | Vaughn de Leath, contralto with Rega Orchestra. | Compo |
| When you walked out, someone else walked in / Berlin. | Brooke Johns and his Orchestra ; Jack Shilkret, director. | |
| I'd rather lead the band / Irving Berlin. | Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra ; Pee Wee Hunt, vocal chorus. | |
| Mandy / Irving Berlin. | Sterling Trio, with orchestra accompaniment. | |
| They call it dancing medley : introducing, the schoolhouse blues / Berlin. | Paul Whiteman and his ordchestra. | |
| At peace with the world / Berlin. | Hollywood Dance Orch., vocal chorus, Irv. Kaufman. | |
| Come along to toy town : from "Everything" / Irving Berlin. | Peerless Quartette with orchestra. | |
| You're lonely and I'm lonely-f.t. : from "Louisiana Purchase" (Tu estas triste y ya estoy tristle) / Irving Berlin. | Will Osborne and his Slide Music ; vocal by Will Osborne. | |
| That hula hula / Irving Berlin. | Harry Macdonough, tenor ; Victor Mixed Chorus, with orchestra. | Victor. |
| I've got my love to keep me warm ; Will you remember ; Slumming on Park Avwnue / Berlin ; Romberg. | Vera Guilaroff. | |
| Mandy Irving Berlin. | Sterling Trio; Orchestra Accompaniment. | |
| Maybe it's because (I love you too much) / Berlin. | Paul Weston and his orchestra ; The Norman Luboff Choir. | |
| Noël blanc / Francis Blanche ; Irving Berlin. | Ernie King et son ensemble ; Gérard Baudart. | |
| I'm playing with fire / Berlin. | Dorothy Collins ; Raymond Scott. | |
| Homesick / Irving Berlin. | Bailey's Lucky Seven. | |
| That's a good girl / Berlin. | Jack Smith, the Whispering Baritone, with piano. | |
| Blue skies / Irving Berlin. | Happy Gang ; Jimmy Namaro. | |
| Just one way to say I love you / Irving Berlin. | Alan Gerard. | |
| Little butterfly : from "Irving Berlin's music box revue" / Berlin. | Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra. | |
| They say it's wonderful (fron "Annie get your gun") / Irving Berlin. | Geraldo and his Orchestra ; Denny Vaughan, vocalist. | |
| Easter Parade Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo; His Royal Canadian; Vocal Chorus; Tony Craig; Rose Marie Lombardo. | |
| Always / Irving Berlin. | George Hartman and his Orchestra (George Hartman, trumpet ; Vernon Brown, trombone ; Bull Centobie, clarinet ; Frank Froeba, piano ; George Wettling, drums ; Jack Lesberg, bass). | |
| How deep-is-the ocean : (how high-is-the sky) = Cuan profundo es el oceano / Berlin. Pink elephants = Elefante rosado / Woods, Dixon. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Carmen Lombardo (1st work), unnamed vocal trio (2nd work), vocals. | |
| Toujours (Always) / Berlin. | Lionel Parent. | |
| Happy Little Country Girl Irving Berlin. | Elida Morris. | |
| I've got a sweet tooth bothering me / [Irving Berlin]. | [Campbell ; Burr], duet. | Little Wonder |
| Alexander's bagpipe band : from Weber and field's "Jubilee" / Goetz ; Berlin ; Sloane. | Billy Murry (comic song). | |
| Everybody step / Irving Berlin. | Harry Reiser ; Rega Dance orch. | |
| Nobody knows (And nobody seems to care) / Berlin. Goodnight angeline / Europe ; Sissle ; Blake. | Jack Kaufman ; Peerless Quartette. | |
| When I lost you / Berlin. | Henry Burr, tenor, orchestra accompaniment. | |
| Settle down in a one horse town : from "Watch your step" / Irving Berlin. | Ada Jones ; Billy Murray, tenor and soprano duet with orchestra. | |
| White Christmas / Irving Berlin. | Bing Crosby ; Ken Darby Singers ; John Scott Trotter and His Orchestra. | |
| Pack Up Your Sins And Go To The Devil. Berlin. | The Columbia Dance Orchestra De Luxe. | |
| At Peace with the World / Irving Berlin. | Lewis James ; Franklyn Baur. | |
| What'll I do / Berlin. | Rex Battle and his dance orch[estra]. | |
| Supper time : from "As thousands cheer" / Berlin. | Artie Shaw and his Orchestra ; Helen Forrest, vocal refrain. | |
| I never had a chance (vocal chorus Kenneth Sargent) / Irving Berlin. | Glen Gray and his Casa Loma Orchestra. | |
| I'm Playing With Fire Berlin. | Shirley Harmer; Orchestra; Leroy Holmes. | |
| Russian Lullaby / Irving Berlin. | Franklyn Baur. | |
| You'd be surprised / Berlin. | Johnnie Ray ; Percy Faith and his orchestra. | |
| God bless America / Irving Berlin. | Denna Durbin, soprano ; Max Terr, orchestra director. | |
| All alone / Berlin. | John McCormack (tenor with orchestra). | |
| Russian lullaby / Berlin. | Charles Harrison. | |
| Some Sunny Day Irving Berlin. | American Quartet; With Orchestra. | |
| They Were All Out Of Step But Jim Irving Berlin. | Ada Jones; Orchestra. | |
| Good-bye France Irving Berlin. | Peerless Quartet; Male Quartet; Orchestra. | |
| Whose little heart are you breaking now? / Berlin. | Henry Burr ; Albert Campbell. | |
| Alexander's ragtime band / Irving Berlin. | Billy Murray. | Edison. |
| White Christmas / Irving Berlin. | Bing Crosby ; Ken Darby singers ; John Scott Trotter and his orchestra. | |
| Russian Lullaby Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo; His Royal Canadians; Jimmy Brown. | |
| Yip, yip, yaphank, or, I can always find a little sunshine in the Y.M.C.A. / Irving Berlin. | Arthur Burns ; Peerless Quartet. | |
| Blue skies / Irving Berlin. | The Happy Gang ; Jimmy Namaro, vibraphone. | |
| Settle Down In A One Horse Town. Irving Berlin. | Ada Jones; Billy Murray; With Orchestra. | |
| Lady of the evening / Berlin. | Paul Whiteman and his orchestra. | |
| When my dreams come true. | Ford and Glenn. | |
| I love a piano : from "Stop, Look and Listen" / Irving Berlin. | Billy Murray, tenor with orchestra. | |
| Crinoline Days. Berlin. | The Columbia Dance Orchestra De Luxe. | |
| How many times? / Berlin. | Cliff Stewart, tenor solo. | |
| They Were All Out of Step But Jim / Irving Berlin. | Ada Jones, with orchestra. | |
| I've got my love to keep me warm / Irving Berlin. | Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra ; Kenneth Sargent, vocal chorus. | |
| Let's go west again / Irving Berlin. | Sons of the Pioneers. | |
| Medley de piano & orgue (A pretty girl is like a melody) ; I'll see you in my dreams / Berlin ; Khan Jones. | Phil Ladouceur ; Ray Ladouceur ;Tony Dickson. | |
| Cheek to cheek / Irving Berlin. | Red Norvo Trio : Red Norvo, vibes ; Tal Farlow, guitar ; Charles Mingus, bass. | |
| Medley of Irving Berlin hits : Tra la la ; You've got your mother's big blue eyes ; Take me back ; If you don't want me ; Down in Chattanooga ; International rag / Berlin. | Prince's Orchestra. | Columbia. |
| I can't do without you / Berlin. | Roy Smeck ; George Beaver. | |
| What'll I Do ? / Irving Berlin. | Marcia Freer ; Henry Burr, duet with orchestra. | |
| I can't remember / Berlin. | Will Osborne and his Orchestra ; Chorus by Will Osborne. | |
| Alexander's Bagpipe Band / Goetz ; Berlin ; Sloane. | Billy Murray. | |
| Mandy / Berlin. | Invincible Four. | |
| White Christmas / Berlin. | Ken Griffin. | |
| I'll take you back to Italy / Berlin. | Elizabeth Brice, soprano ; Charles King, tenor duet with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| Let's all be Americans now / Berlin ; Leslie ; Mercer. | Knickerbocker male quartette with orchestral accompaniment. | |
| I can't do without you / Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians; vocal chorus by Carmen Lombardo. | Columbia |
| Take A Little Tip From Father Berlin; Snyder. | Billy Murray; With Orchestra. | |
| Always / Berlin. | Norton H. Payne, pipe organ. | Compo. |
| How deep is the ocean (How high is the sky) / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Tony Craig, vocal chorus. | |
| How can I forget (when there's so much to remember) / Irving Berlin. | Alan Turner, baritone with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| God bless America / Irving Berlin. | Victor Military Band. | |
| God Bless America Irving Berlin. | Deanna Durbin; With Quartet; Orchestra; Max Terr. | |
| White Christmas / Irving Berlin. | Gracie Fields, soprano ; Wardour Singers ; Bob Farnon and his orchestra. | |
| I'm gonna pin my medal on the girl I left behind / Irving Berlin. | Peerless Quartet, male quartet with orchestra. | Victor. |
| What'll I do? / Berlin. | Marcia Freer ; Henry Burr. | |
| With you : contigo / Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Carmen Lombard, vocal refrain. | |
| Say It Isn't So Irving Berlin. | Billy Eckstine; His Orch. | |
| When I leave the world behind / Berlin. When the Lusitania went down / McCarron and Vincent. | Sam Ash, tenor (1st work); Herbert Stuart, baritone (2nd work). | Columbia. |
| Where is the song of songs for me? / Berlin. | Rialto Salon Orchestra, vocal chorus, Rodman Lewis. | |
| That's A Good Girl Irving Berlin. | Jack Smith; With Piano. | |
| Oh, How I Hate To Get Up In The Morning Irving Berlin. | Arthur Fields; With Orchestra. | |
| The international rag / Irving Berlin. | Collins ; Harlan with orchestra. | |
| White Christmas / Irving Berlin. | Phil Brito ; Ted Dale, and orchestra. | |
| For me and my gal medley : There's something nice about the south ; For me and my gall / Geo. W. Meyer ; Irving Berlin. | Joseph C. Smith's Orchestra. | |
| Whose little heart are you breaking now? / Berlin ; sung by Henry Burr and Albert Campbell. Some Sunday morning / Whiting ; sung by Ada Jones and M.J. O'Connell. | Henry Burr, Albert Campbell, tenor (Side A) ; Ada Jones, soprano (Side B) ; M.J. O'Connell, tenor (Side B). | Columbia. |
| Russian lullaby / Irving Berlin. | Franklyn Baur, with orchestra. | |
| Say it with music / Berlin. | John Steel. | |
| Alexander's Ragtime Band Irving Berlin. | Johnny Mercer; Pied Pipers; Paul Weston; His Orchestra. | |
| What'll I do? / Berlin. | Mercia Freer ; Henry Burr. | |
| What'll I do? / Berlin. | Marcia Freer ; Henry Burr, duet with orchestra. | |
| Always / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Stuart Foster, vocal chorus. | |
| For your country and my country / Berlin. | Peerless Quartette (male quartette orchestra accompaniment). | |
| Nobody knows : and know seems to care / Irving Berlin. | Esther Walker with orchestra. | |
| Always / Irving Berlin. | Rae Eleanor Ball, violin ; John F. Burckhardt, piano. | |
| You're laughing at me / Irving Berlin. | Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra ; Kenneth Sargent, vocal chorus. | |
| Lady of the evening / Berlin. | Glantz's Metropolitain. | |
| He ain't got rhythm : from the 20th Century-Fox film "On the avenue" / Irving Berlin. | Benny Goodman and his orchestra ; James Rushing, vocal refrain. | |
| Stay down here where you belong / Irving Berlin. | Henry Burr, tenor with orchestra. | Victor. |
| Russian lullaby / Berlin. | Harold Leonard ; Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra ; Lewis James. | |
| Easter Parade / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Tony Craig ; Rose Marie Lombardo, vocal chorus. | |
| At The Devil's Ball Irving Berlin. | Peerless Quartet; Orchestra. | |
| Alexander's ragtime band : banda "ragtime" de Alejandre / Berlin. | Vincent Lopez and his Casa Lopez Orchestra. | |
| How deep is the ocean (how high is the sky) / Irving Berlin. | Denny Vaughan, with orchestra. | |
| At the Devil's ball / Irving Berlin. | Peerless Quartette ; male quartet with orchestra. | |
| When my dreams come true : from the motion picture "Cocoanuts" / Berlin. | Waring's Pennsylvanians. | |
| It only happens when I dance with you : from picture "Easter parade" / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Don Rodney, vocal chorus. | |
| Alexander's ragtime band / Irving Berlin. | Johnny Mercer ; The Pied Pippers ; Paul Weston and his orchestra. | |
| Mandy ; Good bye sunshine, hello moon / Irving Berlin ; Wm. Eckstein. | Wm. Eckstein's Strand Trio, violin, piano and xylophone. | Berliner. |
| Let's go west again / Irving Berlin. | Sons of the Pioneers ; Ken Curtis. | |
| A little bungalow : from "The cocoanuts" / Berlin. | Ben Selvin & his Orchestra. | |
| Better luck next time : from M-G-M picture "Easter parade" / Irving Berlin, [performed by] Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians, vocal chorus by Kenny Gardner. Steppin' out with my baby, from M-G-M picture "Easter parade" / Irving Berlin, [performed by] Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians, vocal chorus by the Lombardo Trio. | Guy Lombardo ; Kenny Gardner ; Royal Canadians ; Lombardo Trio. | |
| We saw the sea : from the film "Follow the fleet" / Irving Berlin. | Ray Noble and his orchestra with vocal refrain. | |
| Mandy : from "Ziegfeld follies of 1919" / Berlin. | Invincible Four, male quartet with orch. | |
| I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm Irving Berlin. | Mills Brothers; With Rhythm Accompaniment. | |
| Because I love you / Berlin. | Rialto Salon Orchestra ; Arthur Hall, vocal chorus. | |
| Kate : have I come too early, too late / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Don Rodney ; The Lombardo Trio, vocal chorus. | |
| Sunshine : luz de sol / Irving Berlin. | Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra. | |
| Learn to do the strut / Berlin. | Paul Whiteman and his orchestra. | |
| Simple melody / I. Berlin. | Harry Roy and his orchestra ; Johnny Green and The. | |
| Say it isn't so / Irving Berlin. | Dick Todd, baritone with orchestra. | |
| All by myself / Irving Berlin. | Glen [G]ray and The Casa Loma Orchestra, featuring Eugenie Baird. | |
| I'm putting all my eggs in one basket : from the film "Follow the fleet" / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadian Orchestra, with vocal refrain. | |
| I can always find a little sunshine in the Y.M.C.A. / Sergeant Irving Berlin. | Peerless Quartette, male quartette with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| White Christmas / Berlin. | Ken Griffin. | |
| Noël Blanc (White Christmas) / Francis Blanche ; Irving Berlin. | Jan Roger ; Allan McIver. | |
| Me ! ; I apologize / I. Berlin : ; Hoffman ; Goodheart ; Nelson. | Lanin and his orchestra. | |
| I'll take you back to Italy / Berlin. | Elizabeth Brice, soprano ; Charles King, tenor duet with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| Let's all be Americans now / Berlin ; Leslie ; Mercer. | Knickerbocker male quartette with orchestral accompaniment. | |
| God bless America / Irving Berlin. The Star spangled banner / Key, Arnold ; arr. by J.S. Smith. | Kate Smith with with mixed chorus and orchestra. | |
| I can't do without you / Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians; vocal chorus by Carmen Lombardo. | Columbia |
| Always / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Stuart Foster. | |
| Alexander's Ragtime Band Berlin. | Glen Gray; Casa Loma Orchestra. | |
| How can I forget, when there's so much to remember / Irving Berlin. | Robert Lewis. | Columbia. |
| Take A Little Tip From Father Berlin; Snyder. | Billy Murray; With Orchestra. | |
| Tell me little gypsy / Berlin. | Lewis James, tenor with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Always / Berlin. | Norton H. Payne, pipe organ. | Compo. |
| How deep is the ocean (How high is the sky) / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Tony Craig, vocal chorus. | |
| How can I forget (when there's so much to remember) / Irving Berlin. | Alan Turner, baritone with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| I'll see you in C-U-B-A / Berlin. | Billy Murray, with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| God bless America / Irving Berlin. | Victor Military Band. | |
| God Bless America Irving Berlin. | Deanna Durbin; With Quartet; Orchestra; Max Terr. | |
| White Christmas / Irving Berlin. | Gracie Fields, soprano ; Wardour Singers ; Bob Farnon and his orchestra. | |
| I'm gonna pin my medal on the girl I left behind / Irving Berlin. | Peerless Quartet, male quartet with orchestra. | Victor. |
| What'll I do? / Berlin. | Marcia Freer ; Henry Burr. | |
| The International Rag Irving Berlin. | Collins; Harlan. | |
| I can't remember = No me puedo acordar / Irving Berlin. | Will Osborne and his Orchestra ; Will Osborne, vocal chorus. | |
| With you : contigo / Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Carmen Lombard, vocal refrain. | |
| Say It Isn't So Irving Berlin. | Billy Eckstine; His Orch. | |
| When I leave the world behind / Berlin. When the Lusitania went down / McCarron and Vincent. | Sam Ash, tenor (1st work); Herbert Stuart, baritone (2nd work). | Columbia. |
| Where is the song of songs for me? / Berlin. | Rialto Salon Orchestra, vocal chorus, Rodman Lewis. | |
| That's A Good Girl Irving Berlin. | Jack Smith; With Piano. | |
| Oh, How I Hate To Get Up In The Morning Irving Berlin. | Arthur Fields; With Orchestra. | |
| The international rag / Irving Berlin. | Collins ; Harlan with orchestra. | |
| White Christmas / Irving Berlin. | Phil Brito ; Ted Dale, and orchestra. | |
| For me and my gal medley : There's something nice about the south ; For me and my gall / Geo. W. Meyer ; Irving Berlin. | Joseph C. Smith's Orchestra. | |
| Whose little heart are you breaking now? / Berlin ; sung by Henry Burr and Albert Campbell. Some Sunday morning / Whiting ; sung by Ada Jones and M.J. O'Connell. | Henry Burr, Albert Campbell, tenor (Side A) ; Ada Jones, soprano (Side B) ; M.J. O'Connell, tenor (Side B). | Columbia. |
| Russian lullaby / Irving Berlin. | Franklyn Baur, with orchestra. | |
| White Christmas / Berlin. | Elmer Ihrke. | |
| Say it with music / Berlin. | John Steel. | |
| Alexander's Ragtime Band Irving Berlin. | Johnny Mercer; Pied Pipers; Paul Weston; His Orchestra. | |
| Sup[p]er time / Irving Berlin. | Artie Shaw and his orchestra ; Helen Forrest. | |
| What'll I do? / Berlin. | Mercia Freer ; Henry Burr. | |
| What'll I do? / Berlin. | Marcia Freer ; Henry Burr, duet with orchestra. | |
| Always / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Stuart Foster, vocal chorus. | |
| For your country and my country / Berlin. | Peerless Quartette (male quartette orchestra accompaniment). | |
| Simple melody / Irving Berlin. | Edna Brown, contralto ; Billy Murray, tenor, with orchestra. | Victor. |
| Nobody knows : and know seems to care / Irving Berlin. | Esther Walker with orchestra. | |
| Always / Irving Berlin. | Rae Eleanor Ball, violin ; John F. Burckhardt, piano. | |
| War song hits, part II : Introducing: For your country and my country ; Good bye Broadway, hello France ; I don't know where I'm going but I'm on my way ; Over there / Berlin ; Baskette ; [Davis] ; [Riesner] ; Fairman ; Cohan. | Columbia Quartette with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
| You're laughing at me / Irving Berlin. | Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra ; Kenneth Sargent, vocal chorus. | |
| Lady of the evening / Berlin. | Glantz's Metropolitain. | |
| All By Myself Irving Berlin. | Glen Gray; The Casa Loma Orchestra; Eugenie Baird. | |
| Alexander's ragtime-band / Irving Berlin. | Collins ; Harlan. | |
| He ain't got rhythm : from the 20th Century-Fox film "On the avenue" / Irving Berlin. | Benny Goodman and his orchestra ; James Rushing, vocal refrain. | |
| I''m Going Back To Dixie Berlin; Snyder. | Arthur Collins; Byron G Harlan. | Columbia |
| Stay down here where you belong / Irving Berlin. | Henry Burr, tenor with orchestra. | Victor. |
| Let's Start the New Year Right / Irving Berlin. | Bing Crosby ; Bob Crosby & His Orchestra. | |
| Tokio blues = Tokio / Irving Berlin. | Geo. Freeman's Oklahoma Collegians ; Venetian Gardens Dance Orchestra. | Victor. |
| Lazy / Berlin. | Bailey's Lucky Seven. | |
| Begging for love / Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Carmen Lombardo. | |
| Oh, how I hate to get up in the morning / Berlin. | Arthur Fields. | |
| Russian lullaby / Berlin. | Harold Leonard ; Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra ; Lewis James. | |
| Some Sunday [i.e. sunny] day / Berlin. | Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra. | |
| Isn't this a lovely day : to be caught in the rain? : from RKO Radio Picture production "top hat" / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ;Carmen Lombardo, vocal chorus. | |
| He's a rag picker / Berlin. | Peerless Quartet with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| Easter Parade / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Tony Craig ; Rose Marie Lombardo, vocal chorus. | |
| At The Devil's Ball Irving Berlin. | Peerless Quartet; Orchestra. | |
| Alexander's ragtime band : banda "ragtime" de Alejandre / Berlin. | Vincent Lopez and his Casa Lopez Orchestra. | |
| International Rag Irving Berlin. | Pietro Deiro. | |
| How deep is the ocean (how high is the sky) / Irving Berlin. | Denny Vaughan, with orchestra. | |
| At the Devil's ball / Irving Berlin. | Peerless Quartette ; male quartet with orchestra. | |
| When my dreams come true : from the motion picture "Cocoanuts" / Berlin. | Waring's Pennsylvanians. | |
| It only happens when I dance with you : from picture "Easter parade" / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Don Rodney, vocal chorus. | |
| We have much to be thankful for / Irving Berlin. If I said please / Odoms ; Edwards. | "That Girl' Quartet, women's quartet with orchestra (We have much to be thankful for) ; Ada Jones ; Billy Murray, duet with orchestra (If I said please) | |
| Everybody step : from Irving Berlin's Music box revue / Berlin. Ka-lu-a ; Blue Danube blues : from the musical comedy "Good morning dearie" / Jerome Kern. | Paul Whiteman and his orchestra. | |
| Alexander's ragtime band / Irving Berlin. | Johnny Mercer ; The Pied Pippers ; Paul Weston and his orchestra. | |
| When I leave the world behind / Irving Berlin. | Samuel Ash, tenor with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| Mandy ; Good bye sunshine, hello moon / Irving Berlin ; Wm. Eckstein. | Wm. Eckstein's Strand Trio, violin, piano and xylophone. | Berliner. |
| Let's go west again / Irving Berlin. | Sons of the Pioneers ; Ken Curtis. | |
| A little bungalow : from "The cocoanuts" / Berlin. | Ben Selvin & his Orchestra. | |
| Better luck next time : from M-G-M picture "Easter parade" / Irving Berlin, [performed by] Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians, vocal chorus by Kenny Gardner. Steppin' out with my baby, from M-G-M picture "Easter parade" / Irving Berlin, [performed by] Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians, vocal chorus by the Lombardo Trio. | Guy Lombardo ; Kenny Gardner ; Royal Canadians ; Lombardo Trio. | |
| We saw the sea : from the film "Follow the fleet" / Irving Berlin. | Ray Noble and his orchestra with vocal refrain. | |
| For your country and my country / Berlin. | Peerless Quartette (male quartette orchestra accompaniment). | |
| Let's Start The New Year Right Irving Berlin. | Bing Crosby. | |
| Mandy : from "Ziegfeld follies of 1919" / Berlin. | Invincible Four, male quartet with orch. | |
| Russian lullaby / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Jimmy Brown, vocal chorus. | |
| I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm Irving Berlin. | Mills Brothers; With Rhythm Accompaniment. | |
| Because I love you / Berlin. | Rialto Salon Orchestra ; Arthur Hall, vocal chorus. | |
| What'll I do? / Irving Berlin. | Walter Pidgeon. | |
| Kate : have I come too early, too late / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Don Rodney ; The Lombardo Trio, vocal chorus. | |
| What'll I do / Irving Berlin. | Rae Eleanor Ball, violin solo. | |
| Sunshine : luz de sol / Irving Berlin. | Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra. | |
| Learn to do the strut / Berlin. | Paul Whiteman and his orchestra. | |
| Simple melody / I. Berlin. | Harry Roy and his orchestra ; Johnny Green and The. | |
| I'm playing with fire : estoy jugando con fuego / Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ;Carmen Lombardo, vocal chorus. | |
| Say it isn't so / Irving Berlin. | Dick Todd, baritone with orchestra. | |
| The ragtime violin / Irving Berlin. | American Quartet with orchestra (male quartet). | |
| All by myself / Irving Berlin. | Glen [G]ray and The Casa Loma Orchestra, featuring Eugenie Baird. | |
| I'm putting all my eggs in one basket : from the film "Follow the fleet" / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadian Orchestra, with vocal refrain. | |
| I can always find a little sunshine in the Y.M.C.A. / Sergeant Irving Berlin. | Peerless Quartette, male quartette with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| With you : contigo : talkie hit taken from the motion picture "Puttin on the Ritz" / Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians. | |
| Ding dong / Sergeant Irving Berlin. | Peerless Quartette, male quartette with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| Always / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Stuart Foster. | |
| Always / Irving Berlin. | Rae Eleanor Ball, violin ; John F. Burckhardt, piano. | |
| War song hits, part II : Introducing: For your country and my country ; Good bye Broadway, hello France ; I don't know where I'm going but I'm on my way ; Over there / Berlin ; Baskette ; [Davis] ; [Riesner] ; Fairman ; Cohan. | Columbia Quartette with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
| You're laughing at me / Irving Berlin. | Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra ; Kenneth Sargent, vocal chorus. | |
| When the black sheep returns to the fold / Irving Berlin. Songs of yesterday / Chas. K. Harris | Avon Comedy Four, male quartet with orchestra, [Rosario Bourdon, conductor] (When the black sheep returns to the fold) ; Avon Comedy Four, male quartet with orchestra, [Rosario Bourdon, conductor] (Songs of yesterday) | |
| Lady of the evening / Berlin. | Glantz's Metropolitain. | |
| All By Myself Irving Berlin. | Glen Gray; The Casa Loma Orchestra; Eugenie Baird. | |
| Let's Go West Again Irving Berlin. | Sons Of The Pioneers; Ken Curtis. | |
| Alexander's ragtime-band / Irving Berlin. | Collins ; Harlan. | |
| He ain't got rhythm : from the 20th Century-Fox film "On the avenue" / Irving Berlin. | Benny Goodman and his orchestra ; James Rushing, vocal refrain. | |
| I''m Going Back To Dixie Berlin; Snyder. | Arthur Collins; Byron G Harlan. | Columbia |
| Your Country And My Country Irving Berlin. | Harry Mcclaskey. | |
| Stay down here where you belong / Irving Berlin. | Henry Burr, tenor with orchestra. | Victor. |
| What'll I Do? Irving Berlin. | Marcia Freer; Henry Burr; Orchestra. | |
| With You. Berlin. | Guy Lombardo; His Royal Canadians. | |
| Let's Start the New Year Right / Irving Berlin. | Bing Crosby ; Bob Crosby & His Orchestra. | |
| Tokio blues = Tokio / Irving Berlin. | Geo. Freeman's Oklahoma Collegians ; Venetian Gardens Dance Orchestra. | Victor. |
| Lazy / Berlin. | Bailey's Lucky Seven. | |
| Begging for love / Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Carmen Lombardo. | |
| Oh, how I hate to get up in the morning / Berlin. | Arthur Fields. | |
| Russian lullaby / Berlin. | Harold Leonard ; Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra ; Lewis James. | |
| Sisters / Berlin. | Rosemary ; Betty Clooney ; Paul Weston and his orchestra. | |
| Where is the song of songs for me? = Adonde est a mi favorit a cancion : theme song of D.W. Griffith's "Lady of the pavements" / Berlin. | Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra. | |
| Alexander's ragtime band / Irving Berlin. | Collins and Harlan, baritone and tenor duet; orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
| Some Sunday [i.e. sunny] day / Berlin. | Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra. | |
| Isn't this a lovely day : to be caught in the rain? : from RKO Radio Picture production "top hat" / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ;Carmen Lombardo, vocal chorus. | |
| He's a rag picker / Berlin. | Peerless Quartet with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| Easter Parade / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Tony Craig ; Rose Marie Lombardo, vocal chorus. | |
| God bless America / Irving Berlin. | Deanna Durbin, soprano ; Max Terr, orch. director. | |
| Because I Love You Irving Berlin. | Barry Wood; With Orchestra. | |
| At The Devil's Ball Irving Berlin. | Peerless Quartet; Orchestra. | |
| Marie / Berlin. | Mills Brothers. | |
| Alexander's ragtime band : banda "ragtime" de Alejandre / Berlin. | Vincent Lopez and his Casa Lopez Orchestra. | |
| International Rag Irving Berlin. | Pietro Deiro. | |
| How deep is the ocean (how high is the sky) / Irving Berlin. | Denny Vaughan, with orchestra. | |
| At the Devil's ball / Irving Berlin. | Peerless Quartette ; male quartet with orchestra. | |
| When my dreams come true : from the motion picture "Cocoanuts" / Berlin. | Waring's Pennsylvanians. | |
| It only happens when I dance with you : from picture "Easter parade" / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Don Rodney, vocal chorus. | |
| A fella with an umbrella : from MGM Picture "Easter Parade" / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Kenny Gardner, vocal chorus. | |
| We have much to be thankful for / Irving Berlin. If I said please / Odoms ; Edwards. | "That Girl' Quartet, women's quartet with orchestra (We have much to be thankful for) ; Ada Jones ; Billy Murray, duet with orchestra (If I said please) | |
| Remember Irving Berlin. | Rae Eleanor Ball; John F Burckhardt. | |
| Everybody step : from Irving Berlin's Music box revue / Berlin. Ka-lu-a ; Blue Danube blues : from the musical comedy "Good morning dearie" / Jerome Kern. | Paul Whiteman and his orchestra. | |
| Alexander's ragtime band / Irving Berlin. | Johnny Mercer ; The Pied Pippers ; Paul Weston and his orchestra. | |
| Toujours = Always / Berlin. | Lionel Parent, baryton avec orchestre. | |
| When I leave the world behind / Irving Berlin. | Samuel Ash, tenor with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| Mandy ; Good bye sunshine, hello moon / Irving Berlin ; Wm. Eckstein. | Wm. Eckstein's Strand Trio, violin, piano and xylophone. | Berliner. |
| What'll I Do? Irving Berlin. | Gisele Mackenzie; Buddy Cole. | |
| Let's go west again / Irving Berlin. | Sons of the Pioneers ; Ken Curtis. | |
| A little bungalow : from "The cocoanuts" / Berlin. | Ben Selvin & his Orchestra. | |
| Better luck next time : from M-G-M picture "Easter parade" / Irving Berlin, [performed by] Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians, vocal chorus by Kenny Gardner. Steppin' out with my baby, from M-G-M picture "Easter parade" / Irving Berlin, [performed by] Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians, vocal chorus by the Lombardo Trio. | Guy Lombardo ; Kenny Gardner ; Royal Canadians ; Lombardo Trio. | |
| We saw the sea : from the film "Follow the fleet" / Irving Berlin. | Ray Noble and his orchestra with vocal refrain. | |
| Lindy / Berlin. | Lewis James, tenor with orchestra and chorus. | Berliner. |
| For your country and my country / Berlin. | Peerless Quartette (male quartette orchestra accompaniment). | |
| Let's Start The New Year Right Irving Berlin. | Bing Crosby. | |
| Mandy : from "Ziegfeld follies of 1919" / Berlin. | Invincible Four, male quartet with orch. | |
| Russian lullaby / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Jimmy Brown, vocal chorus. | |
| I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm Irving Berlin. | Mills Brothers; With Rhythm Accompaniment. | |
| Because I love you / Berlin. | Rialto Salon Orchestra ; Arthur Hall, vocal chorus. | |
| What'll I do? / Irving Berlin. | Walter Pidgeon. | |
| Kate : have I come too early, too late / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Don Rodney ; The Lombardo Trio, vocal chorus. | |
| God Bless America / Irving Berlin. | Victor Military Band, conducted by Leonard Joy. | |
| What'll I do / Irving Berlin. | Rae Eleanor Ball, violin solo. | |
| I'm going back to Dixie / Berlin and Snyder. | Collins and Harlan, baritone and tenor duet, orchestra accompaniment. | |
| Sunshine : luz de sol / Irving Berlin. | Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra. | |
| Learn to do the strut / Berlin. | Paul Whiteman and his orchestra. | |
| The song is ended / Irving Berlin. | Jan Garber and his orchestra ; Roy Cordell. | |
| Simple melody / I. Berlin. | Harry Roy and his orchestra ; Johnny Green and The. | |
| I'm playing with fire : estoy jugando con fuego / Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ;Carmen Lombardo, vocal chorus. | |
| Say it isn't so / Irving Berlin. | Dick Todd, baritone with orchestra. | |
| The ragtime violin / Irving Berlin. | American Quartet with orchestra (male quartet). | |
| International rag / Irving Berlin. | Pietro Deiro, accordian. | |
| All by myself / Irving Berlin. | Glen [G]ray and The Casa Loma Orchestra, featuring Eugenie Baird. | |
| I'm putting all my eggs in one basket : from the film "Follow the fleet" / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadian Orchestra, with vocal refrain. | |
| I can always find a little sunshine in the Y.M.C.A. / Sergeant Irving Berlin. | Peerless Quartette, male quartette with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| With you : contigo : talkie hit taken from the motion picture "Puttin on the Ritz" / Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians. | |
| Ding dong / Sergeant Irving Berlin. | Peerless Quartette, male quartette with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| Always / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Stuart Foster. | |
| Tell me little gypsy : from Ziegfeld follies 1920 / Irving Berlin. | Elliott Shaw. | |
| Because I love you / Berlin. | Henry Burr. | |
| Blue Skies Irving Berlin. | Johnny Marvin; Ed Smalle; With Saxophone; Guitars; Piano. | |
| That hula hula / Irving Berlin. | Campbell ; Burr ; Louise and Ferera Hawaiian Orchestra, accompaniment. | Pathé. |
| Not For All The Rice In China. Irving Berlin. | Glen Gray; Casa Loma Orchestra; Mildred Bailey. | |
| Russian Lullaby Irving Berlin. | Franklyn Baur; With Orchestra. | |
| You're just in love. | Mary Martin ; Larry Martin ; Mitch Miller. | |
| Lazy = Paresse : fox trot / Berlin. | Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra. | |
| Steppin' out with my baby / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; The Lombardo Trio. | |
| Let's take an old-fashioned walk / Irving Berlin. | Alan Gerard. | |
| Oh, how I hate to get up in the morning / Berlin. | Arthur Fields. | |
| When I Leave The World Behind Irving Berlin. | Henry Burr; With Orchestra. | |
| Outside of that I love you / Irving Berlin. | Dinah Shore ; Dick Todd, vocal duet with orchestra. | |
| Easter Parade / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians ; Carmen Lombardo, vocal chours. | |
| I can't do without you / Berlin. | Jack Denny and his Mount Royal Hotel Orchestra ; Scrappy Lambert, vocal chorus. | |
| Say it isn't so / Irving Berlin. | Will Osborne and his orchestra. | |
| The international rag / Irving Berlin. | Collins and Harlan, comic duet, with orchestra. | |
| Because I Love You / Irving Berlin. | Henry Burr, tenor with orchestra. | |
| Alexander ragtime band / Irvin Berlin. | Benny Goodman and his orchestra, featuring B. Goodman, clarinet - H. Schertzer, W. Depew, A. Rollini, V. Russo, saxophones - Z. Zarch, H. Finkelman, G. Griffen, trumpets - M. McEachern, S. Ballard, trombones - A. Reuss, guitar - H. Goodman, string bass - J. Stacey, piano - G. Krupa, drums. | |
| The song is ended (but the melody lingers on) / Irving Berlin. | Jan Garber and his orchestra. | |
| My wife's gone to the country! hurray! hurray! / [Berlin, lyrics] ; [Whiting, lyrics] ; [Snyder, music]. | Collins and Harlan with chorus. | Berliner. |
| Araby / Irving Berlin. | Harry Macdonough. | Victor. |
| Marie / Irving Berlin. | Tommy Dorsey and his orchestra. | |
| All alone / Berlin. | Ben Selvin's Orch[estra]. | Starr. |
| What does it matter ? / Berlin. | Bert Ryan. | |
| Blue skies / Irving Berlin. | Al Sack and his Orchestra. | |
| In my harem / Irving Berlin. | Walter Van Brunt, tenor solo, orchestra accompaniment. | |
| White Christmas Irving Berlin. | Gracie Fields; The Wardour Singers; Bob Faron; Orchestra. | |
| I've got my captain working for me now / Irving Berlin. | Billy Murray, tenor with orchestra. | |
| What'll I do - Waltz (Que faire?) / Berlin. | Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra. | |
| All by myself / Irving Berlin ; [performed by] Swing and Sway with Sammy Kaye. You'll know when it happens / Carmen Lombardo, John Jacob Loeb ; [performed by] Swing and Sway with Sammy Kaye. | Side A: Swing and Sway with Sammy Kaye; vocal refrain by Don Cornell and The Three Kaydets ; Side B: Swing and Sway with Sammy Kaye; vocal refrain by Mary Marlow. | |
| Coquette. Irving Berlin. | Rudy Vallee; Connecticut Yankees. | |
| A pretty girl is like a melody / Irving Berlin. | Phil Brito ; Paul Lavalle. | |
| I can't remember = No me puedo acordar / Irving Berlin. | Will Osborne and his Orchestra ; Will Osborne, vocal chorus. | |
| They say it's wonderful / Irving Berlin. | geraldo and his orchestra ; Denny Vaughan, vocalist. | |
| When my dreams come true = Cuando realicen mis suenos : theme song from motion picture "Cocoanuts" / Berlin. | Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra. | |
| Everybody step : from "The music box revue" / Irving Berlin. | Rega Dance Orchestra ; Harry Reiser, banjo. | |
| Noël tout blanc = White christmas / Berlin ; Gélinas. | José Lasalle, avec orchestre. | |
| Always / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians (vocal chorus by Kenny Gardner). | |
| This year's kisses : los besos de esta afio : from the 20th Century-Fox film "On the avenue" / Irving Berlin. | Benny Goodman and his orchestra ; Margaret McCrae, vocal refrain. | |
| Alexander's ragtime band / Irving Berlin. | Benny Goodman and his Orchestra, featuring B. Goodman, clarinet ; H. Schertzer ; W. Depew ; A. Rollini ; V. Russo, saxophones ; Z. Zarch ; H. Finkelman ; G. Griffen, trumpets ; M. McEachern ; S. Ballard, trombones ; A. Reuss, guitar ; H. Goodman, string bass ; J. Stacey, piano ; G. Krupa, drums. | |
| I can't remember = No me puedo acordar / Irving Berlin. | Will Osborne and his Orchestra ; Will Osborne, vocal chorus. | |
| When you're in town / Irving Berlin. | Elise Stevenson and Henry Burr, soprano and tenor duet; orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
| In Florida among the palms / Irving Berlin. | Sterling Trio, male trio with orchestra. | Victor. |
| Always / Irving Berlin. | Norton H. Payne. | |
| Begging For Love Berlin. | Guy Lombardo; His Royal Canadians; Carmen Lombardo. | |
| My bird of paradise / Berlin. | Hilo Orchestra. | |
| War song hits, part II : Introducing: For your country and my country ; Good bye Broadway, hello France ; I don't know where I'm going but I'm on my way ; Over there / Berlin ; Baskette ; [Davis] ; [Riesner] ; Fairman ; Cohan. | Columbia Quartette with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
| All by myself / Irving Berlin. | Green Brothers' Novelty Band. | Compo |
| Ding dong : from "Yip yip yaphank" / Berlin. | Invincible Four, quartet, orch. acc. | |
| Blue skies / Irving Berlin. | Happy Gang ; Jimmy Namaro. | |
| Doing What Comes Natur'lly Irving Berlin. | Jan Garber; His Orchestra; June Arthur; Foursome. | |
| An orange grove in California : from Irving Berlin's "Music Box Revue" / Berlin. | John Steel, tenor with orchestra. | |
| Remember / Irving Berlin. | Rae Eleanor Ball, violin, John F. Burckhardt at the piano. | |
| My sweetie : one step / Irving Berlin. | Joseph C. Smith and His Orchestra. | |
| Say it with music / Irving Berlin. | Rega Dance Orchestra. | |
| He's a rag picker / Berlin. | Peerless Quartet. | Edison. |
| Maybe I love you too much : tal vez te ame mucho / Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Carmen Lombardo, vocal chorus. | |
| Take a little tip from father / Berlin ; Snyder. | Billy Murray with orchestra. | |
| Remember / Irving Berlin. | Rae Eleanor Ball, violin ; John F. Burckhardt, piano. | |
| I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm / Irving Berlin. | Mills Brothers. | |
| Steppin' out with my baby : from MGM picture "Easter parade" / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; The Lombardo Trio, vocal chorus. | |
| If I had you / Berlin. | Henry Burr, tenor with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| I've got my captain working for me now / Irving Berlin. | Billy Murray (tenor with orchestra). | |
| Everybody step : from "The music box revue" / Irving Berlin. | Rega Dance Orch. ; Harry Reiser, banjo. | |
| Stay down where you belong / Berlin. | Arthur Fields, baritone with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| Easter parade / Irving Berlin, [performed by] Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians, vocal chorus by Tony Craig and Rose Marie Lombardo . How deep is the ocean (how high is the sky) / Irving Berlin, [performed by] Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians, vocal chorus by Tony Craig. | Guy Lombardo ; Tony Craig ; Rose Marie Lombardo ; Royal Canadians. | |
| White Christmas Irving Berlin. | Phil Brito; Vocal Ensemble; Ted Dale; Orchestra. | |
| Homesick / Irving Berlin ; [performed by] Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra. All over nothing at all / James S. Rule ; [performed by] The Great White Way Orchestra. | Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra (side A); The Great White Way Orchestra (side B). | |
| Waiting at the end of the road / Berlin. | All Star Orchestra ; Melody Three. | |
| Cheek to cheek / Irving Berlin. | Damiron His Piano and Rhythm. | |
| Steppin' Out With My Baby. Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo & His Royal Canadians; The Lombardo Trio. | |
| He's a rag picker / Irving Berlin. | Peerless Quartet, male quartet with orchestra. | |
| Nobody knows (and nobody seems to care) / Berlin. | Irving and Jack Kaufman ; tenor duet ; orchestra accompaniment. | |
| Marie / Irving Berlin. | Tommy Dorsey and his orchestra. | |
| When I lost you / Irving Berlin. | Henry Burr ; tenor solo ; orchestra accompaniment. | |
| Always / Irving Berlin. Spring will be a little late this year / Frank Loesser. | Deanna Durbin, vocals ; orchestra conducted by Edgar Fairchild. | |
| I'm Playing With Fire Berlin. | Guy Lombardo; Royal Canadians; Carmen Lombardo. | |
| There's a corner up in heaven / or "The little rag doll" / Darl MacBoyle, James F. Hanley. Irving Berlin. Little tin soldier : | Olive Kline and Elsie Baker with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Watch your step : introducing "When I discovered you" and "I love to have the boys around me" / Berlin ; Goetz. | Victor Military Band. | |
| Better luck next time : from picture "Easter parade" / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Kenny Gardner, voc. cho. | |
| All by myself ; I like it / Berlin. | Emile Coleman and His Castles by the Sea Orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Drowsy head / Berlin ; [De Leath]. | Shannon Four, male quartet with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| At peace with the world / Berlin. | Lewis James - Franklyn Baur. | |
| Waiting at the end of the road : from "Hallejujah" / Berlin. | Blue Room Club Orchestra. | |
| Berceuse blonde / Beaudry ; Berlin. | Hector Pellerin. | |
| But where are you : from the RKO film "Follow the fleet" : pero donde estas tu / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Carmen Lombardo, vocal refrain. | |
| Long may we love / Hillman, Freed. I never had a chance / Irving Berlin. | Kenneth Sargent, vocal chorus ; Glen Gray, Casa Loma Orchestra, performers. [Glen Gray, alto sax; Sonny Dunham, Grady Watts, Bobby Jones, trumpet; Pee Wee Hunt, Billy Rauch, Fritz Hummel, trombone; Clarence Hutchinrider, clarinet/alto sax; Kenny Sargent, alto sax; Art Ralston, alto sax/oboe/bassoon; Pat Davis, tenor sax; Mel Jenssen, violin; Joe Hall, piano; Jack Blanchette, guitar; Stanley Dennis, string bass; Tony Briglia, drums]--Cf. Jazz records, 1897-1942 / Rust, 1978. | |
| Always / Irving Berlin. | Henry Burr (tenor with orchestra). | |
| All by myself / Irving Berlin. | Sammy Kaye (vocal refrain by Don Cornell ; The Three Kaydets). | |
| Cheeck to cheeck : from RKO Radio Picture production "Top hat" / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians. | |
| Alexander's ragtime band / Berlin. | Benny Goodman and his Orchestra. | |
| Mandy. Irving Berlin. | Shannon Four; Quartet; Orchestra. | |
| Dreams, just dreams / Irving Berlin, lyrics ; Ted Snyder, music. | James Reed, tenor solo; orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
| Whose Little Heart Are You Breaking Now? Berlin. | Henry Burr; Albert Campbell; Orchestra Accompaniment. | |
| White Christmas Irving Berlin. | Ravens; Jimmy Ricks; With Rhythm Acc. | |
| Easter Parade / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians : Carmen Lombardo. | |
| Easter Parade / Irving Berlin. | Bing Crosby ; John Scott Trotter and his orchestra. | |
| Where is song of songs for me? / Berlin. | Franklyn Baur. | |
| I'm putting all my eggs in one basket / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians, Carmen Lombard, vocal refrain. | |
| Marie Irving Berlin. | Tommy Dorsey; His Orchestra; Jack Leonard; Male Chorus. | |
| Say it isn't so / Irving Berlin. | Morton Downey ; Annette Hanshaw ; Singin' Sam ; Will Osborne and his Orchestra. | |
| Marie Irving Berlin. | Louis Armstrong; Mills Brothers; Fox Trot. | |
| I've Got My Captain Working For Me Now Irving Berlin. | Billy Murray; With Orchestra. | |
| Mandy / Berlin. | Rosemary Clooney ; Percy Faith and his orchestra ; The. | |
| Putting' on the Ritz / Berlin. | The Clevelanders. | |
| Medley de piano et orgue : A pretty girl is like a melody ; I'll see you in my dreams / Berlin ; Kalvn Jones. | Phil & Ray Ladouceur ; Tony Dickson. | |
| I never had a chance / Irving Berlin. | Glen Gray and his Casa Loma Orchestra ; Kenneth Sargent, vocal chorus. | |
| It Only Happens When I Dance With You. Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo; His Royal Canadians. | |
| When my dreams come true / Berlin. | Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra. | |
| I'm gonna pin my medal on the girl I left behind / Berlin ; Schwartz. | Fred Van Eps Quartette. | |
| Tell all the folks in Kentucky : fox trot / Irving Berlin. | Charles Dornberger and his orchestra. | |
| I'm Playing With Fire Berlin. | Dorothy Collins. | |
| The little things in life = Les petits riens de la vie / Berlin. | Roy Smeck's Trio, hawaiian guitars ; Chas. Lawman, chorus. | |
| Cheek to cheek / Berlin. | Oscar Peterson Trio ; Oscar Peterson, piano ; Barney Kessel, guitar ; Ray Brown, bass. | |
| Was there ever a pal like you / Irving Berlin. | Henry Burr (Tenor with orchestra). | |
| How deep is the ocean / Irving Berlin. | Paul Weston and his orchestra with Margaret Whiting (vocal with orchestra). | |
| Hurry back to my bamboo shack / Berlin. | Henry Burr, tenor with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| I'm putting all my eggs in one basket : from the RKO film "Follow the fleet" / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Carmen Lombardo, vocal refrain. | |
| Me and my Melinda / Irving Berlin. | Doc Wheeler and his Sunset Orchestra ; vocal refrain by James Otis Lewis. | |
| Always / Berlin. | Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra. | |
| Because I love you / Irving Berlin. | Henry Burr. | |
| Homesick / Berlin. | Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra. | |
| Alice in Wonderland / Irving Berlin. | Anna Howard, soprano ; Harry Macdonough, tenor with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Alexander's bagpipe band : from Weber and Fields' "Jubilee" / Goetz, Berlin, Sloane. | Sung by Billy Murray with orchestra. | |
| Me! / Berlin. | Lanin and his Orchestra ; Tom Brown, chorus. | |
| Lady of the evening : from "Music box revue" / Berlin. | Paul Whiteman and his orchestra. | |
| Oh, how I hate to get up in the morning / Irving Berlin. | Arthur Fields. | |
| The waltz of long ago : intro. : Blue danube ; Over the waves ; Dolores / Berlin. | Troubadours, orchestra. | |
| Come along to toy town : from "Everything" / Berlin. | Henry Burr, tenor and chorus, orch. acc. | |
| Easter parade / Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Carmen Lombardo. | |
| Your country and my country / Irving Berlin. | Harry McClaskey, tenor solo. | |
| White Christmas / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians ; Tony Craig, vocal chorus. | Decca. |
| When I leave the world behind / Irving Berlin. | Henry Burr, tenor with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody Irving Berlin. | Phil Brito; Paul Lavalle; His Orchestra. | |
| I can't remember = No me puedo acordar / Irving Berlin. | Will Osborne and his Orchestra ; Will Osborne, vocal chorus. | |
| Puttin' on the ritz : from "Puttin' on the ritz" / Berlin. | The Clevelanders. | |
| I can't do without you / Irving Berlin. | Stellar Dance Band with vocal chorus. | |
| Si's been drinking cider / Irving Berlin. The little Ford rambled right along / Gay. | Sung by Collins and Harlan [side a] and Arthur Fields [side b]. | Columbia |
| He's a devil in his own home town / Grant Clarke ; Irving Berlin. | Billy Murray with orchestra. | |
| The Ragtime Violin Irving Berlin. | American Quartet; With Orchestra. | |
| I've got my love to keep me warm / Berlin. | Oscar Peterson Trio ; Oscar Peterson, piano ; Barney Kessel, guitar ; Ray Brown, bass. | |
| Was There Ever A Pal Like You Berlin. | Henry Burr. | |
| I'm sorry for myself / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Carmen Lombardo ; Larry Owen ; Fred Higman. | |
| You'd be surprised / Berlin. | Johnnie Ray ; Percy Faith and his orchestra. | |
| Bells ; Dearie / Berlin ; Smith. | Raderman's Novelty Orchestra. | Berliner. |
| I poured my heart into a song : from "Second fiddle" / Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Carmen Lombardo, chorus. | |
| Alexander's Ragtime Band F. T. / Irving Berlin. | Benny Goodman and his Orchestra. | |
| Alexander's ragtime band / Berlin. | Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra (vocal chorus). | |
| Climbing up the scale / Berlin. | Andy Tipaldi and his Orchestra. | Berliner. |
| I'm sorry for myself : from the 20th Century-Fox Production "Second fiddle" / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Carmen Lombardo ; Larry Owen ; Fred Higman, vocal Trio. | |
| This year's kisses ; September in the rain ; Let's call the whole thing off / Berlin ; Dubin ; Warren ; Gershwin. | Vera Guilaroff. | |
| When I lost you / Irving Berlin. | Charles D'Almaine, violin solo with harp accompaniment. | Edison |
| America, here's my boy / [words by] Andrew B. Sterling ; [music by] Arthur Lange. Let's all be Americans now / [words and music by] Berlin, Leslie, Meyer. | Peerless Quartet (1st work); American Quartet (2nd work). | Victor. |
| Doing what comes natur'lly / Irving Berlin. | Jan Garber and his orchestra ; June Arthur ; The Foursome. | |
| Mandy : from "Ziegfeld Follies 1919" / Irving Berlin. | Shannon Four with orchestra. | |
| Noel Blanc Irving Berlin; Francis Blanche. | Jean Sablon; Avec Orchestre. | |
| They were all out of step but Jim / Berlin. | Billy de Rex, tenor with orchestra accompaniment. | Gennett. |
| Say it ain't so / Berlin. | Dick Todd, baritone with orch. | |
| White Christmas : from Holiday inn / Berlin. | Phil Brito ; Ted Dale, conductor. | |
| Steppin' out with my baby : from picture "Easter parade" / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; The Lombardo Trio, vocal chorus. | |
| Love, you didn't do right by me / Berlin. | Rosemary Clooney ; Paul Weston and his orchestra. | |
| In my haven / Irving Berlin. | Walter Van Brunt, tenor solo with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
| Russian Lullaby Berlin. | Lewis James; Harold Leonard; Waldorf-astoria Orchestra. | |
| Blue Skies Irving Berlin. | Les Paul; His Trio. | |
| Reaching for the moon : from "Reaching for the moon" / Berlin. | Roy Smeck's Trio ; Jack Parker, chorus. | |
| Maybe it's because (I love you too much) / Berlin. | Paul Weston and his orchestra ; The Norman Luboff Choir. | |
| He's a rag picker / Irving Berlin. | Peerless Quartet. | Edison. |
| In my haven / Irving Berlin. | Walter Van Brunt, tenor solo with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
| I'm Playing with Fire / Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Carmen Lombardo, chorus. | |
| An orange grove in California : from "The music box revue" / Berlin. | Continental Dance Orchestra. | |
| When I lost you / Irving Berlin. | Henry Burr, with orchestra. | |
| White Christmas Irving Berlin. | Bing Crosby. | |
| All by myself / Irving Berlin. | Green Brothers' Novelty Band. | |
| All alone = Toute seule / Berlin. | Paul Witheman and his orchestra. | |
| Always : featured in Univerisal film "Christmas holiday" / Berlin. | Deana Durbin, soprano ; Edgar Fairchild, orchestra director. | |
| Simple melody / Irving Berlin. | Jo Stafford and the Starlighters ; Paul Weston'S DIXIE. | |
| What'll I do / Berlin. | Bailey's Lucky Seven. | |
| Let yourself go : from R.K.O. Radio Picture production "Follow the fleet" / Irving Berlin. | Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra ; Pee Wee Hunt, vocal chorus. | |
| An orange grove in California : from Irving Berlin's "Music box revue" / Berlin. | Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra. | |
| I'm playing with fire / Berlin. | Shirley Harmer ; LeRoy Holmes, conductor. | |
| Everybody's doing it now / Irving Berlin. | Collins ; Harlan, duet. | |
| The Song Is Ended But The Melody Lingers On Irving Berlin. | Nellie Lutcher. | |
| The little things in life (Las cositas de la vida) / Berlin. | Hit-of-the-week Orchestra ; Bert Hirsch, director. | |
| Follow the crowd / Irving Berlin. | Ned La Rose ; Peerless Quartet, tenor with quartet and orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| Little butterfly : from Irving Berlin's "Music Box Revue" / Berlin. | John Steel, tenor with orchestra. | |
| How deep-is-the ocean, or, How high-is-the sky, or, Cuan profundo es el océano / Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Carmen Lombardo. | |
| How deep is the ocean / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians ; Tony Craig. | |
| Homesick / Berlin. | Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra. | |
| I'm going back to Dixie / Berlin Sayder. | Collins ; Harlan. | |
| Whose little heart are you breaking now? / Irving Berlin. | Albert Campbell ; Henry Burr, duet with orchestra. | Victor. |
| Maybe It's Because. Berlin. | Paul Weston; His Orchestra; Norman Luboff Choir. | |
| Russian lullaby / Berlin. | Franklyn Baur. | |
| Russian lullaby / Berlin. | Adrian Schubert's Salon Orch[estra] ; Harold Lambert, vocal chorus. | |
| Always / Irving Berlin. | Deanna Durbin ; Edgar Fairchild. | |
| White Christmas Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo And His Royal Canadians; Tony Craig. | |
| A little bungalo : from "The cocoanuts" / Berlin. | Ben Selvin's Orchestra. | |
| Always / Berlin. | Norton H. Payne, pipe organ. | Compo. |
| Easter parade / Irving Berlin. | Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians ; Tony Craig ; Rose Marie Lombardo, vocal chorus. | |