| Too many girls, from Capt. M.W. Plunkett's Dumbell Revue "Cheerio". | Al. Plunkett. | |
| Lil' old granny mine /[Long]. | Al. Plunkett. | Berliner. |
| For no good reason at all /Lewis ; Young ; Baer. | Al. Plunkett. | |
| Coal black mammy, or, That dear ole mammy of mine /St. Helier, music ; [Cliff, lyrics]. | Albert Plunkett. | Berliner. |
| K-k-kiss me again /Stanley, lyrics ; Allen, music. | Albert Plunkett. | Berliner. |
| Too many girls :from Capt. M.W. Plunkett's Dumbell Revue "Cheerio". | Al. Plunkett. | |
| Too many girls. | Al. Plunkett. | Berliner. |
| No wonder the waves are wild /Bennett ; Allen. | Al. Plunkett, baritone with piano. | Victor. |
| Lil's old granny mine :from Capt. M. W. Plunkett's Dumbell Revue "Cherrio". | Al Plunkett. | |
| Coak black mammy (that dear old mammy of mine) /St. Heller. | Albert Plunkett. | |
| Too many girls. | Al. Plunkett. | Berliner. |
| You can feel it doing you good /Weston ; Lee ; Weston. | Al. Plunkett. | |
| She must be a wonderful girl /Malcolm, lyrics ; Herbert, music. | Al. Plunkett, with orchestra. | Victor. |
| Lil's old granny mine :from Capt. M.W. Plunkett's Dumbell revue "Cherrio". | Al Plunkett. | |
| If I can't sing about my Mammy (I don't want to sing at all) /Lewis ; Young ; Conrad. | Al. Plunkett of Capt. M.W. Plunkett's Dumbell's, with orchestra. | Victor. |
| Whiter than snow /Stanley ; Alleyn. | Al. Plunkett, with orchestra. | Victor. |
| Lil' old granny mine /[Long]. | Al. Plunkett. | Berliner. |
| Yum-yum-yum-yum /Weston, lyrics ; Lee, lyrics ; Harris, music. | Al. Plunkett, with orchestra. | Victor. |
| You can feel it doing you good /Weston ; Lee ; Weston. | Al. Plunkett, baritone with piano. | Victor. |
| As long as he loves me /Brown ; Hanley. | Al. Plunkett, with orchestra. | Victor. |
| Since Ma's gone crazy over cross word puzzles /Stanley, [Ralph?] ; Grossman, [Bernie?] ; Olman, [Abe?] ; Dougherty. | Al. Plunkett, with orchestra. | Victor. |
| I said goodbye /Jeans ; Novello. | Albert Plunkett. | Berliner. |
| She must be a wonderful girl /Malcolm, lyrics ; Herbert, music. | Al. Plunkett, with orchestra. | Victor. |
| You can't walk back from an aeroplane /Bibo ; Friedlander, music. | Al. Plunkett, baritone with piano. | Victor. |
| It's Canada (the land for me) /Bush Harvey Jr. | Al. Plunkett. | Berliner. |
| My mother's humming lullaby /Terriss ; Wood. | Al. Plunkett, with orchestra. | Victor. |
| No wonder the waves are wild :from Capt. M. W. Plunkett's "Dumbells" /Bennett ; Allen. | Al. Plunkett (baritone with piano). | |
| O gee! O gosh! O golly, I'm in love /Breuer ; Olson ; Johnson. | Al. Plunkett. | Berliner. |
| And her mother came too /[Ivor Novello ; Dion Titheradge]. | Albert Plunkett, with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Shufflin' along /Ayre [i.e. Ayer], music ; [Stanley, lyrics]. | Albert Plunkett, with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| I said goodbye /Jeane ; Novello. | Albert Plunkett. | |
| Nuthin' /Carpenter. | Al. Plunkett of Capt. M.W. Plunkett's Dumbell's, tenor with orchestra. | Victor. |
| Shall I have it bobbed or shingled? /Weston ; Lee. | Al. Plunkett, with orchestra. | Victor. |
| Mama's gone young, papa's gone old /Weston, lyrics ; Lee, lyrics ; Weston, music. | Al. Plunkett, baritone with piano. | Victor. |
| K-K-Kiss me again /Stanley ; Allen ; Captain M. W. Plunkett. | Albert Plunkett. | |
| Everybody slips a little (now and then), or, [Ev'rybody slips a little] /Saxe, lyrics ; Meher, music. | Al. Plunkett, with orchestra. | Victor. |
| For no good reason at all /Lewis ; Young ; Baer. | Al. Plunkett, baritone with piano. | Victor. |
| Everybody slips a little (now and then), or, [Ev'rybody slips a little] /Saxe, lyrics ; Meher, music. | Al. Plunkett, with orchestra. | Victor. |