ARTHUR FIELDS: Discography of Emerson Recordings

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Last modified: December 2, 2012

This page is divided into two sections—Section I covers all known Emerson recordings from 1918 to 1923, arranged by label. Section II is arranged by title, covering all known mid-1920s acoustic recordings (mostly for Grey Gull), and electrical recordings made by Consolidated from 1926 to 1928.

If you have any discs or data not found here, please don't hesitate to contact me, and I will acknowledge and update as soon as possible. Thanks to Way Clark, Herb Rhyner, Gary Rice, and Gary Wise for their help with this listing.

SECTION I:
Emerson Phonograph Company, Inc. (1918-1923)
(arranged by label)

Emerson labels

Ryan Barna Collection

Emerson 7" discs

Catalog #	Title	Artist credit	Recording date	Release date	Matrix
7351	K-K-K-Katy	Fields as "D. Bud Bernie" (orch. acc.)	ca. March 1918	June 1918	2996-1
7353	Tom, Dick and Harry and Jack (Hurry Back)	Fields as "D. Bud Bernie" (orch. acc.)	ca. March 1918	June 1918	20000-1, -2
7354	All Aboard for Home, Sweet Home	Fields as "D. Bud Bernie" (orch. acc.)	ca. March 1918	June 1918	2999-2
7370	Just Like Washington Crossed the Delaware (General Pershing Will Cross the Rhine)	Fields as "D. Bud Bernie" (orch. acc.)	ca. April 1918	July 1918	21034-1, -2
7373	[The Yanks Started Yankin'] The Russians Were Rushin'	Fields as "D. Bud Bernie" (orch. acc.)	Undetermined	July 1918	Matrix?
7379	We Stopped Them at the Marne	Fields as "D. Bud Bernie" (orch. acc.)	ca. April 1918	Aug. 1918	21033-3
7386	When I Send You a Picture of Berlin (You'll Know It's Over, "Over There," I'm Coming Home)	Fields as "D. Bud Bernie" (orch. acc.)	ca. June 1918	Sept. 1918	21089-1
7404	I'm Going to Spend My Vacation with a Dear Old Relation	Fields as "D. Bud Bernie" (orch. acc.)	Undetermined	Oct. 1918	Matrix?
7406	Uncle Sammy	Fields as "D. Bud Bernie" (orch. acc.)	Undetermined	Oct. 1918	Matrix?
7412	The Yanks Are at It Again	Fields as "D. Bud Bernie" (orch. acc.)	Undetermined	Nov. 1918	Matrix?
7432	I Ain't Got Weary Yet!	Fields as "D. Bud Bernie" (orch. acc.)	Undetermined	Jan. 1919	Matrix?
7437	Coming Through the Rhine	Fields as "D. Bud Bernie" (orch. acc.)	ca. Oct. 1918	Jan. 1919	21182-2
7443	Mother, Here's Your Boy!	Fields as "D. Bud Bernie" (orch. acc.)	Undetermined	Feb. 1919	Matrix?
7446	Madelon (I'll Be True to the Whole Regiment)	Fields as "D. Bud Bernie" (orch. acc.)	Undetermined	Feb. 1919	Matrix?
7447	Ja-Da (Ja Da, Ja Da, Jing Jing Jing!)	Fields as "D. Bud Bernie" (orch. acc.)	ca. Nov. 1918	Feb. 1919	21205-1
7447	Jim, Jim, I Always Knew That You'd Win	Fields as "D. Bud Bernie" (orch. acc.)	ca. Nov. 1918	Feb. 1919	21218-1
7456	Oh! You La, La	Fields as "D. Bud Bernie" (orch. acc.)	ca. Dec. 1918	March 1919	21230-1, -2
7464	In the Land of Beginning Again (Where Broken Dreams Come True)	Fields as "D. Bud Bernie" (orch. acc.)	ca. Jan. 1919	April 1919	21258-1
7476	Johnny's in Town	Fields as "D. Bud Bernie" (orch. acc.)	ca. Feb. 1919	May 1919	21284-1
7476	After All	Fields as "D. Bud Bernie" (orch. acc.)	ca. Feb. 1919	May 1919	21297-1
7484	Don't Cry, Frenchy, Don't Cry	Fields as "D. Bud Bernie" (orch. acc.)	ca. March 1919	June 1919	21310-1, -2
7486	Heart of Wetona	Fields as "D. Bud Bernie" (orch. acc.)	ca. March 1919	June 1919	21309-1
7487	On a Little Farm in Normandie [sic]	Fields as "D. Bud Bernie" (orch. acc.)	ca. March 1919	June 1919	21315-1
7488	Bring Back Those Wonderful Days	Fields as "D. Bud Bernie" (orch. acc.)	Undetermined	June 1919	Matrix?
7499	Good-bye, Wild Women, Good-bye!	The Emerson Three [Arthur Fields, Irving & Jack Kaufman] (orch. acc.)	Undetermined	July 1919	Matrix?
7501	All Those in Favor Say Aye	The Emerson Three [Arthur Fields, Irving & Jack Kaufman] (orch. acc.)	ca. April 1919	July 1919	21335-1
7502	Pig Latin Love (I-Yay Ove-Lay)	Fields as "D. Bud Bernie" (orch. acc.)	ca. April 1919	July 1919	21327-1
7508	Don't Forget the Salvation Army (My Doughnut Girl)	Fields as "D. Bud Bernie" (orch. acc.)	Undetermined	Aug. 1919	Matrix?
7508	Oh, You Women	The Emerson Three [Arthur Fields, Irving & Jack Kaufman] (orch. acc.)	Undetermined	Aug. 1919	Matrix?
7510	Friends	Fields as "D. Bud Bernie" (orch. acc.)	ca. May 1919	Aug. 1919	21364-2
7520	Just a Little Place, He Can Call His Home	Fields as "D. Bud Bernie" (orch. acc.)	ca. June 1919	Sept. 1919	21369-2
7521	Ze Yankee Boys Have Made a Wild French Baby Out of Me	Fields as "D. Bud Bernie" (orch. acc.)	ca. June 1919	Sept. 1919	21400-2
7524	When Ireland Comes Into Her Own	Fields as "D. Bud Bernie" (orch. acc.)	ca. June 1919	Sept. 1919	21420-1
7534	You Didn't Want Me When You Had Me (So Why Do You Want Me Now?)	Fields as "D. Bud Bernie" (orch. acc.)	ca. July 1919	Oct. 1919	21427-1
7535	Oh, Oh, Oh! Those Landlords	Fields as "D. Bud Bernie" (orch. acc.)	ca. July 1919	Oct. 1919	21428-1
7538	Tell Me Why (I'd Like to Know the Reason Why)	Fields as "D. Bud Bernie" (orch. acc.)	ca. June 1919	Oct. 1919	21412-1

Emerson 9" discs

Catalog #	Title	Artist credit	Recording date	Release date	Matrix
927	K-K-K-Katy	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. March 1918	June 1918	389-2
934	Take Me Back to Dear Old Blighty	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. April 1918	July 1918	3135-1, -2
937	We Stopped Them at the Marne	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. April 1918	July 1918	3105-3
937	[The Yanks Started Yankin'] The Russians Were Rushin'	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. April 1918	July 1918	3134-2
950	When I Send You a Picture of Berlin (You'll Know It's Over, "Over There," I'm Coming Home)	Fields as "D. Bud Bernie" (orch. acc.)	ca. June 1918	Sept. 1918	3164-1, -2
954	Victory	Fields as "D. Bud Bernie" (orch. acc.)	ca. June 1918	Sept. 1918	3165-1
969	I'm Going to Spend My Vacation with a Dear Old Relation	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. July 1918	Oct. 1918	3237-1
974	Uncle Sammy	Arthur Fields (acc. by Emerson Military Band)	ca. July 1918	Oct. 1918	3228-1
977	The Yanks are at It Again	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. July 1918	Oct. 1918	3236-1
996	I Ain't Got Weary Yet!	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Oct. 1918	Jan. 1919	3328-1
9105	Coming Through the Rhine	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Oct. 1918	Jan. 1919	3334-2
9114	Mother, Here's Your Boy!	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Nov. 1918	Feb. 1919	3362-1
9115	Jim, Jim, I Always Knew That You'd Win	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Nov. 1918	Feb. 1919	3363-1, -2
9119	Good-Bye France	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Nov. 1918	Feb. 1919	3379-1, -2
9120	Oh! You La, La!	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Nov. 1918	Feb. 1919	3378-3
9128	Madelon (I'll Be True to the Whole Regiment) [Label description: "War Song of the French Poilu"]	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Dec. 1918	March 1919	3383-2, -3
9132	In the Land of Beginning Again (Where Broken Dreams Come True)	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Dec. 1918	March 1919	3403-1, -2
9142	Johnny's in Town	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Jan. 1919	April 1919	3434-1
9147	After All	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Jan. 1919	April 1919	3453-2
9153	Mickey	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Feb. 1919	May 1919	3477-2
9153	Heart of Wetona	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Feb. 1919	May 1919	3478-2
9155	Don't Cry, Frenchy, Don't Cry	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Feb. 1919	May 1919	3479-1
9156	On a Little Farm in Normandie [sic]	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Feb. 1919	May 1919	3497-1, -2
9160	Ja-Da (Ja Da, Ja Da, Jing Jing Jing!)	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. March 1919	May 1919	3557-1, -2
9168	Good-bye, Wild Women, Good-bye!	The Three Kaufields [Arthur Fields, Irving & Jack Kaufman] (orch. acc.)	ca. March 1919	June 1919	3552-1, -2
9168	All Those in Favor Say Aye	The Three Kaufields [Arthur Fields, Irving & Jack Kaufman] (orch. acc.)	ca. March 1919	June 1919	3556-2
9171	Pig Latin Love (I-Yay Ove-Lay)	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. March 1919	June 1919	3527-1
9171	Bring Back Those Wonderful Days	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. March 1919	June 1919	3528-2
9188	Friends	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. April 1919	July 1919	3678-2
9188	Just a Little Place, He Can Call His Home	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. April 1919	July 1919	3709-1
9189	Don't Forget the Salvation Army (My Doughnut Girl)	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. April 1919	July 1919	3677-1, -3
9205	Oh, You Women	The Three Kaufields [Arthur Fields, Irving & Jack Kaufman] (orch. acc.)	ca. May 1919	Aug. 1919	3760-2
9205	Ze Yankee Boys Have Made a Wild French Baby Out of Me	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. May 1919	Aug. 1919	3762-1
9206	Daa Dee Dum	The Three Kaufields [Arthur Fields, Irving & Jack Kaufman] (orch. acc.)	ca. May 1919	Sept. 1919	3749-1, -2
9206	Tell Me Why (I'd Like to Know the Reason Why)	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. June 1919	Sept. 1919	3777-2
9209	Ragging the Chopsticks	Arthur Fields (acc. by xylophone and piano)	ca. June 1919	Sept. 1919	3779-3
9209	You Didn't Want Me When You Had Me (So Why Do You Want Me Now?)	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. June 1919	Sept. 1919	3799-2
9212	When Ireland Comes Into Her Own	Fields as "Padric O'Brien" (orch. acc.)	ca. June 1919	Sept. 1919	3783-2
9213	Baby	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. June 1919	Sept. 1919	3849-1, -2
9213	Breeze (Blow My Baby Back to Me)	The Two Kaufields [Arthur Fields and Jack Kaufman] (orch. acc.)	ca. June 1919	Sept. 1919	3850-2, -3
9216	Oh! The Woman in Room 13	The Two Kaufields [Arthur Fields and Jack Kaufman] (orch. acc.)	ca. June 1919	Sept. 1919	3820-1
9221	Oh! Oh! Oh! Those Landlords	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. June 1919	Oct. 1919	3800-1, -2
9225	Why Should I Build Castles in the Air?	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. July 1919	Oct. 1919	3874-1
9226	My Baby's Arms	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. July 1919	Oct. 1919	3873-1

Emerson 10 " discs

Catalog #	Title	Artist credit	Recording date	Release date	Matrix
1002	K-K-K-Katy	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)		—	413-2
1013	Ja-Da (Ja Da, Ja Da, Jing Jing Jing!)	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)		—	427 [no take]
1014	Madelon (I'll Be True to the Whole Regiment) [Label: "War Song of the French Poilu"]	Arthur Fields (acc. by Emerson Military Band)	ca. March 1919	—	437 take?
1017	Mickey	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. April 1919	July 1919	488-2
1060	In Miami (Where Mammy's Waiting for Me)	The Three Kaufields [Arthur Fields, Irving & Jack Kaufman] (orch. acc.)	ca. Aug. 1919	Nov. 1919	4352-2
1079	Swanee Shore	Irving Kaufman and Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Sept. 1919	Dec. 1919	4430-2, -3
1091	Freckles	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Sept. 1919	Dec. 1919	4497-1, -2
1092	That's Worth While Waiting For	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Sept. 1919	Dec. 1919	4549-1
10100	Tell Me	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Oct. 1919?	Dec. 1919	4651-1, -2, -3
10103	I Am Climbing Mountains	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Sept. 1919	Jan. 1920	4550-5
10112	You Didn't Want Me When You Had Me (So Why Do You Want Me Now?)	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Nov. 1919?	Jan. 1920	4761-1
10114	Bless My Swanee River Home	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	Oct/Nov 1919?	March 1920	4695-1, -2
10118	Oh! What a Pal Was Mary—Waltz	Emerson Dance Orchestra (v. AF uncr.)	Nov/Dec 1919?	March 1920	4770-1
10126	Patches	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Oct. 1919?	March 1920	4588-8
10130	I Never Knew	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	Oct/Nov 1919?	March 1920	4693-5, -7
10130	Dardanella	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Dec. 1919	March 1920	4865-2, -5
10137	Sunny Weather Friends	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Dec. 1919	May 1920	4817-2, -3
10147	Peggy	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Jan. 1920	May 1920	4926-1
10148	Oh! How I Laugh (When I Think How I Cried About You)	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Jan. 1920	May 1920	4900-1, -2
10148	When My Baby Smiles at Me	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Jan. 1920	May 1920	4907-1, -3
10158	I'll See You in C-U-B-A	The Three Kaufields [Arthur Fields, Irving & Jack Kaufman] (orch. acc.)	ca. Jan. 1920	May 1920	4984-2
10166	Goodnight, Angeline	The Three Kaufields [Arthur Fields, Irving & Jack Kaufman] (orch. acc.)	ca. Feb. 1920	June 1920	41019-1
10199	Everybody's Buddy	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. April 1920	Aug. 1920	41142-1, -2, -4
10214	For Ev'ry Boy Who's on the Level (There's a Girl Who's on the Square)	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. June 1920	Sept. 1920	41219-3
10215	The Dardanella Blues	The Three Kaufields [Arthur Fields, Irving & Jack Kaufman] (orch. acc.)	ca. April 1920	Sept. 1920	41143-1
10223	In the Blue Grass State	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. June 1920	Oct. 1920	41220-1, -3
10234	My Little Bimbo Down on the Bamboo Isle	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. July 1920	Oct. 1920	41240-2, -3
10255	Let's Fill the Old Oaken Bucket (With a Ragtime Melody)	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Aug. 1920	Nov. 1920	41290-2, -3
10265	Nobody to Love	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Aug. 1920	Dec. 1920	41291-6
10265	That Oriental Gal of Mine	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Aug. 1920	Dec. 1920	41293-2
10266	When Ireland Comes Into Her Own	Fields (as "Padric O'Brien") (orch. acc.)	ca. Sept. 1920	Dec. 1920	41394-1, -2
10286	Chop Suey Land	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Oct. 1920	Jan. 1921	41432-1, -2
10288	Kentucky	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Sept. 1920	Jan. 1921	41366-5
10302	Look! What You've Done with Your Dog-Gone Dangerous Eyes	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Nov. 1920	Feb. 1921	41480-2
10310	(Oh Gee! Say Gee! You Ought to See) My Gee Gee from the Fiji Isles	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Nov. 1920	Feb. 1921	41505-2
10316	Feather Your Nest	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Dec. 1920	March 1921	41555-1
10316	Grieving for You	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Dec. 1920	March 1921	41556-3
10320	I'm Saving Up My Dough for Rae and Me	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Dec. 1920	March 1921	41550-3
10324	My Mammy (The Sun Shines East—The Sun Shines West)	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Dec. 1920	March 1921	41575-1, -2
10333	I Used to Love You but It's All Over Now	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Jan. 1921	April 1921	41605-3
10333	Roaming	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Jan. 1921	April 1921	41606-2
10338	Rosie (Make It Rosy for Me)	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Jan. 1921	April 1921	41617-2, -4
10338	What Are We Goin' to Do (When There's Nothing to Do on Sunday?)	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Jan. 1921	April 1921	41618-1, -3
10349	I'm Missin' Mammy's Kissin' (And I Know She's Missin' Mine)	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Feb. 1921	June 1921	41654-1, -2
10375	She Knows It!	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. March 1921	June 1921	41725-2
10375	Oh Boy (I Found the Baby for Me)	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	Undetermined	June 1921	Matrix?
10381	Just Keep a Thought for Me	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. April 1921	July 1921	41761-3
10404	Sunnyside Sal	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. June 1921	Sept. 1921	41842-2
10412	Stolen Kisses—Fox Trot	Little Club Orch. [Duilio Sherbo's Orch.] (v. AF)	ca. June 1921	Sept. 1921	41857-2, -3
10416	Daisy Days	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. June 1921	Sept. 1921	41880-3
10437	Saturday—Fox Trot	Little Club Orch. [Duilio Sherbo's Orch.] (v. AF)	ca. June 1921	Nov. 1921	41858-6
10440	You're Just the Type for a Bungalow	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Aug. 1921	Nov. 1921	41926-3
10451	Bimini Bay	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Sept. 1921	Dec. 1921	41975-1
10490	April Showers	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Nov. 1921	Feb. 1922	42040-4
10499	How Is It By You? By Me, It's Fine	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Dec. 1921	March 1922	Matrix?
10512	There's a Down in Dixie Feelin' (Hangin' Round Me)	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Jan. 1922	April 1922	42139-2
10520	Good-Bye Shanghai!—Fox Trot	[Nathan] Glantz & his Orch. (v. AF uncr.)	ca. Feb. 1922	May 1922	42172-3
10524	Old Fashioned Girl (In a Gingham Gown)	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Feb. 1922	May 1922	42168-1
10563	Lovin' Sam (The Shiek of Alabam')	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	Undetermined	Jan. 1923	Matrix?
10564	Till My Luck Comes Rolling Along	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	Undetermined	Jan. 1923	Matrix?
10571	Baby Blue Eyes	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Nov. 1922	Feb. 1923	42288-2
10572	Way Down Yonder in New Orleans	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	Undetermined	Feb. 1923	Matrix?
10623	Yes! We Have No Bananas—Fox Trot	Pennsylvanian Syncopators (v. AF)	ca. April 1923	July 1923	42368-2
10639	Stella—Fox Trot	Pennsylvania Syncopators (v. AF)	ca. May 1923	Aug. 1923	42381-1
10639	Dirty Hands, Dirty Face—Fox Trot	Emerson Dance Orch. (v. AF)	Undetermined	Aug. 1923	Matrix?
10641	That Red Head Gal—Fox Trot [Recorded by Regal]	Emerson Dance Orch. (v. AF)	ca. May 1923	Aug. 1923	5163-2, -3

Medallion 9" discs

Catalog #	Title	Artist credit	Recorded	Matrix
813	In the Land of Beginning Again (Where Broken Dreams Come True)	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Dec. 1918	3403-1, -2
835	After All	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Jan. 1919	3453-2
845	On a Little Farm in Normandie [sic]	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Feb. 1919	3497-1, -2
850	Mickey	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Feb. 1919	3477-2
853	Ze Yankee Boys Have Made a Wild French Baby Out of Me	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. May 1919	3762-1
858	Baby	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. June 1919	3849-1, -2
860	Oh! The Woman in Room 13	The Two Kaufields [Arthur Fields and Jack Kaufman] (orch. acc.)	ca. June 1919	3820-1
863	Oh! Oh! Oh! Those Landlords	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. June 1919	3800-1, -2

Medallion 10" discs

Catalog #	Title	Artist credit	Recorded	Matrix
8124	In Miami (Where Mammy's Waiting for Me)	The Three Kaufields [Arthur Fields, Irving & Jack Kaufman] (orch. acc.)	ca. Aug. 1919	4352-2
8155	I Never Knew	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)		4693-5, -7
8159	When My Baby Smiles at Me	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Jan. 1920	4907-1, -3
8159	Peggy	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Jan. 1920	4926-1
8166	I'll See You in C-U-B-A	The Three Kaufields [Arthur Fields, Irving & Jack Kaufman] (orch. acc.)	ca. Jan. 1920	4984-2
8169	Goodnight, Angeline	The Three Kaufields [Arthur Fields, Irving & Jack Kaufman] (orch. acc.)	ca. Feb. 1920	41019-1
8182	Everybody's Buddy	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. April 1920	41142-1, -2, -4
8193	For Ev'ry Boy Who's on the Level (There's a Girl Who's on the Square)	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. June 1920	41219-3
8204	My Little Bimbo Down on the Bamboo Isle	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. July 1920	41240-2, -3
8205	In the Blue Grass State	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. June 1920	41220-1, -3
8214	Let's Fill the Old Oaken Bucket (With a Ragtime Melody)	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Aug. 1920	41290-2, -3
8234	Chop Suey Land	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Oct. 1920	41432-1, -2
8252	My Mammy (The Sun Shines East—The Sun Shines West)	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Dec. 1920	41575-1, -2
8269	I'm Missin' Mammy's Kissin' (And I Know She's Missin' Mine)	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Feb. 1921	41654-1, -2

Melodisc 7" discs

Catalog #	Title	Artist credit	Recorded	Matrix
746	My Little Bimbo Down on the Bamboo Isle	Fields as "D. Bud Bernie" (orch. acc.)	ca. June 1920	21640-1
746	I'd Love to Fall Asleep and Wake Up in My Mammy's Arms	Fields as "D. Bud Bernie" (orch. acc.)	ca. June 1920	21641-1
766	My Mammy (The Sun Shines East—The Sun Shines West)	Fields as "D. Bud Bernie" (orch. acc.)	ca. Dec. 1920	21674-3
779	Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep	Fields as "D. Bud Bernie" (orch. acc.)	ca. Feb. 1921	21713-3
787	My Budding Rose	Fields as "D. Bud Bernie" (orch. acc.)	Undetermined	21733-2
787	Angels (We Call Them Mothers Down Here)	Fields as "D. Bud Bernie" (orch. acc.)	Undetermined	21734-1
7134	You're Just the Type for a Bungalow	Fields as "D. Bud Bernie" (orch. acc.)	ca. Aug. 1921	21817-2

Regal 10" discs

Catalog #	Title	Artist credit	Recording date	Release date	Matrix
912	Grieving for You	Fields as "Donald Baker" (orch. acc.)	ca. Dec. 1920	—	41556-3
912	My Mammy (The Sun Shines East—The Sun Shines West)	Fields as "Donald Baker" (orch. acc.)	ca. Dec. 1920	—	41575-1, -2
913	I Used to Love You but It's All Over Now	Fields as "Donald Baker" (orch. acc.)	ca. Jan. 1921	—	41605-3
922	(Oh Gee! Say Gee! You Ought to See) My Gee Gee from the Fiji Isles	Fields as "Donald Baker" (orch. acc.)	ca. Nov. 1920	—	41505-2
922	Rosie (Make It Rosy for Me)	Fields as "Donald Baker" (orch. acc.)	ca. Jan. 1921	—	41617-2, -4
932	I'm Missin' Mammy's Kissin' (And I Know She's Missin' Mine)	Fields as "Donald Baker" (orch. acc.)	ca. Feb. 1921	—	41654-1, -2
955	Oh Boy (I Found the Baby for Me)	Fields as "Donald Baker" (orch. acc.)	Undetermined	—	Matrix?
956	She Knows It!	Fields as "Donald Baker" (orch. acc.)	ca. March 1921	—	41725-2
999	Just Keep a Thought for Me	Fields as "Donald Baker" (orch. acc.)	ca. April 1921	—	41761-3
9112	Stolen Kisses—Fox Trot	Unverified label credit	ca. June 1921	—	41857-2, -3
9121	Saturday—Fox Trot	[Duilio] Sherbo's Famous Dance Orch. (v. as "Donald Baker")	ca. June 1921	—	41858-6
9123	You're Just the Type for a Bungalow	Fields as "Donald Baker" (orch. acc.)	ca. Aug. 1921	—	41926-3
9155	Bimini Bay	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Sept. 1921	—	41975-1
9156	April Showers	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Nov. 1921	—	42040-4
9181	There's a Down in Dixie Feelin' (Hangin' Round Me)	Fields as "Donald Baker" (orch. acc.)	ca. Jan. 1922	—	42139-2
9192	Good-Bye Shanghai!—Fox Trot	Regal Dance Orch. [Nathan Glantz's Orch.] (v. as "Donald Baker")	ca. Feb. 1922	April 1922	42172-3
9195	Old Fashioned Girl (In a Gingham Gown)	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Feb. 1922	April 1922	42168-1

Symphonola 9" discs

Catalog #	Title	Artist credit	Recorded	Matrix
429	We Stopped Them at the Marne	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. April 1918	3105-3
458	I'm Going to Spend My Vacation with a Dear Old Relation	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. July 1918	3237-1
459	The Yanks are at It Again	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. July 1918	3236-1
470	Mother, Here's Your Boy!	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Nov. 1918	3362-1
496	In the Land of Beginning Again (Where Broken Dreams Come True)	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Dec. 1918	3403-1, -2
4109	Mickey	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Feb. 1919	3477-2
4110	On a Little Farm in Normandie [sic]	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Feb. 1919	3497-1, -2
4112	Heart of Wetona	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Feb. 1919	3478-2
4125?	Friends	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. April 1919	3678-2

Symphonola 10" discs

Catalog #	Title	Artist credit	Recorded	Matrix
4201	Swanee Shore	Irving Kaufman and Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Sept. 1919	4430-2, -3
4201	Freckles	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Sept. 1919	4497-1, -2
4202	That's Worth While Waiting For	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Sept. 1919	4549-1
4203	In Miami (Where Mammy's Waiting for Me)	The Three Kaufields [Arthur Fields, Irving & Jack Kaufman] (orch. acc.)	ca. Aug. 1919	4352-2
4203	Tell Me	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Oct. 1919?	4651-1, -2, -3
4205	I Am Climbing Mountains	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Sept. 1919	4550-5
4206	I Never Knew	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	Oct/Nov 1919?	4693-5, -7
4206	Patches	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Oct. 1919?	4588-8
4220	When My Baby Smiles at Me	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Jan. 1920	4907-1, -3
4227	Goodnight, Angeline	The Three Kaufields [Arthur Fields, Irving & Jack Kaufman] (orch. acc.)	ca. Feb. 1920	41019-1
4253	Everybody's Buddy	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. April 1920	41142-1, -2, -4
4277	For Ev'ry Boy Who's on the Level (There's a Girl Who's on the Square)	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. June 1920	41219-3
4297	When Ireland Comes Into Her Own	Fields as "Padric O'Brien" (orch. acc.)	ca. Sept. 1920	41394-1, -2
4325	Feather Your Nest	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	ca. Dec. 1920	41555-1
4326	Oh Boy (I Found the Baby for Me)	Arthur Fields (orch. acc.)	Undetermined	Matrix?

SECTION II:
Emerson Recording Laboratories, Inc. (1924-1926)
Consolidated Record Corporation (1926-1928)

Emerson labels

Ryan Barna Collection

Because there are still several matrix numbers missing (without relying on books or websites) and at least twenty-four labels covered in this discography, I felt it would be much more convenient for the novice and advanced collector if it were arranged by title, rather than chronological, or by label. When the Consolidated Record Corporation took over Emerson's recording operations in 1926, they converted to electrical recording, but continued the same 3000 matrix series that Emerson used to supply recordings for Grey Gull. Thus, any matrix numbers higher than 3876 are electrical recordings (beginning with 3877).

If you have any additional matrix, take, or record data, or any solos or vocal refrains not found here, please click here to contact me.

After I Say I'm Sorry—Fox Trot
Uncredited vocal refrain with unidentified dance orchestra.

            3865-A            Grey Gull/Radiex/Supreme 1347 (High Society Seven)

Ain't That a Grand and Glorious Feeling?
Solo (accompaniment?)

            Matrix?            Bell 529 (released October 1927)

Always
Solo with orch. acc.

            3815-2             Clover 1653 (as "James Hunter")
                                    Dandy 5136 (as "John Gorman")
                                    Grey Gull/Radiex 2233 (as "Mr. X")
                                    National Music Lovers 1144 (as "James Hunter")
           Matrix?            Emerson 3012

Saxophone solo by Andy Sannella (uncredited vocal by Fields); acc. by violin and piano
            3820-A, -B      Globe/Grey Gull/Radiex 1331 ("Saxophone Solo by Senella")
            43039 no take Emerson 3020 ("Fred Stone") (released May 1926)

And I Don't Mean Maybe
Solo with orch. acc.

            3719-1, -B       Clover 1621 (as "George Beaver")
                                    Dandy 5100 (as "Arthur Wynne")
                                    Globe/Grey Gull/Radiex 8022 (as "Mr. X")
                                    National Music Lovers 1146 (as "James Hunter")
                                    Puritan 11432 [ctrl #291]

Arabella
Solo with orch. acc.

            3547-A            Madison 14093 (as "Mr. X")

At Sundown (When Love Is Calling Me Home)—Fox Trot
Uncredited vocal refrain with Bert Kaplan and his Orchestra.

            31072-2           Bell 489 (Bert Kaplan Orchestra)
                                    Emerson 3116 (released April 1927)
                                    National Music Lovers 1209 (Manhattan Musicians)

At the Operee House
Solo with orch. acc.

            3525-A            Clover 1528 (as "George Beaver")
                                    Grey Gull/Radiex 2169 (as "Mr. X")

Baby Face—Fox Trot
Uncredited vocal refrain with Fred Hall and his Roseland Orch.

            3925 take?       Bell 424 (Melody Men)
                                    Emerson 3043

Because You're Mine
Solo (accompaniment?)

           Matrix?            Marathon 237 (released December 1928) (7")

Blue Skies
Solo (accompaniment?)

            31038-1           Bell 481
                                    Emerson 3110 (released March 1927)

Bombay
Solo with orch. acc.

            3549-A            Globe/Grey Gull/Nadsco/Radiex 2173 (as "Mr. X")

Brighter Days—Fox Trot
Vocal refrain with unidentified dance orchestra.

            31224-1           Banner 6233 (Hollywood Dance Orchestra) [ctrl #1913-2]
                                    Grey Gull/Radiex 1588 (Fox Trot with Vocal Chorus)
                                    Oriole 1420 (Roy Collins' Dance Orchestra) (as "Harry Crane") [ctrl #1913-2]
            Assigned Regal matrix #8341.

Brown Eyes (Why Are You Blue?)
Solo with orch. acc.

            3713-A            Globe/Grey Gull/Radiex 2206 (as "Mr. X")

But I Do, You Know I Do—Fox Trot
Uncredited vocal refrain with unidentified dance orchestra.

            3866 take?       Grey Gull/Radiex 1332 ("Pacific Coast Players")

Cecilia
Solo with orch. acc.

            3686-A, -B      Globe/Grey Gull/Radiex 2203 (as "Mr. X")

China Rose
Solo with orch. acc.

            3456-1             Globe 8012 (as "Charles Dale")
                                    Grey Gull/Radiex 2159 (as "Charles Dale")

A Coal Miner's Dream
Solo with melodeon acc.

            3894 take?       Clover 1695
                                    Emerson 3040 (released July 1926)

Collette—Fox Trot
Uncredited vocal refrain with Earl Oliver and his Orchestra.

            31136-2           Bell 513 (Earl Oliver Orchestra)

A Cottage on the Dreamland Shore
Solo with orch. acc.

            3760-B            Dandy 5124 (as "John Gorman")
                                    Grey Gull/Radiex 2216 (as "Mr. X")
                                    Oriole 578 (as "Harry Crane") [ctrl #192]

Dawn of Tomorrow—Waltz
Uncredited vocal refrain with Earl Oliver and his Orchestra.

           Matrix?            Bell 514 (Earl Oliver and his Melody Men)

The Day You Went Away
Solo with orch. acc.

            3840-B            Clover 1660 (as "James Hunter")
                                    Grey Gull/Radiex 2240 (as "Hugh Donovan")

Do-Do-Do—Fox Trot
Uncredited vocal refrain with Bert Kaplan and his Orchestra.

            31050-2           Bell 476
                                    Emerson 3103 (released March 1927)
                                    National Music Lovers 1193 (Master Melody Makers)

Don't Be Afraid to Come Home
Solo with orch. acc.

            Matrix?            Emerson 3023 (released June 1926)
            3850-A           Grey Gull/Radiex 2241

Down By the Winegar Woiks
Solo with orch. acc.

            3777-B            Clover 1644 (as "Billy Clarke")
                                    Globe/Grey Gull/Radiex 2224 (as "Mr. X")
                                    National Music Lovers 1144 (as "Joseph Elliott")
                                    Silvertone 2690 (as "Frank Howard")

The End of the Shenandoah
Solo with orch. acc.

            3855-B            Grey Gull/Radiex/Supreme 4092

Farewell
Solo with orch. acc.

            3597-A, -2      Dandy 5048 (as "Arthur Wynne")
                                    Everybodys 1044
                                    Globe/Madison 8014 (as "Mr. X")
                                    Grey Gull/Nadsco/Radiex 2185 (as "Mr. X")

Floyd Collins' Fate
Solo with orch. acc.

            3819-A            Clover 1667 (as "James Hunter")
                                    Grey Gull/Radiex/Supreme 4086 (as "Bob Thomas")
                                    Madison 1607 (as "James Cummings")
            Matrix?            Emerson 3013 (as "James Hunter")

For a Little While
Solo with orch. acc.

            3486-A, -B      Globe/Grey Gull/Radiex 2245 (as "Mr. X")
                                    Globe 8012 (as "Mr. X")

Forever with You—Fox Trot
Uncredited vocal refrain with Fred Hall and his Roseland Orch.

            3878-1             Clover 1708
                                    Emerson 3038 (released July 1926)
                                    National Music Lovers 1159 (unverified label credit)

Forgive Me
Solo (accompaniment?)

            Matrix?            Bell 537 (released October 1927)

The Grass Is Always Greener (In the Other Fellow's Yard)
Solo with orch. acc.

            Matrix?            Emerson 10788 (released October 1924)

He Ain't Done Right by Nell
Solo (accompaniment?)

            3863-B            Globe/Grey Gull/Radiex/Supreme 2245 (as "Arthur Field")
            Matrix?            Emerson 3026 (released June 1926)

Hello Bluebird
Solo (accompaniment?)

            3992-2             Bell 458
                                    Dandy 5251
                                    Emerson 3083 (released January 1927)

Hello, Swanee, Hello
Solo (accompaniment?)

            3991-2             Bell 458
                                    Emerson 3084 (released January 1927)

Here I Am
Solo (accompaniment?)

            Matrix?            Bell 437

Here or There (As Long As I'm with You)—Fox Trot
Uncredited vocal refrain with unidentified dance orchestra.

            31026-1           Bell 465 (Marlborough Dance Orchestra)
                                    Emerson 3087 (Marlborough Dance Orchestra) (released February 1927)
                                    National Music Lovers 1188 (label credit?) (Title: "All for You")

Horses—Fox Trot
Uncredited vocal refrain with unidentified dance orchestra.

            3881-1             Bell 410 (Missouri Jazz Band)
                                    Emerson 3032 (California Melodie Syncopators) (released July 1926)
                                    National Music Lovers 1153 (Manhattan Musicians)

How Do I Know You Love Me?—Fox Trot
Uncredited vocal refrain with unidentified dance orchestra.

            31179-B          Grey Gull/Radiex 1596 (Fox Trot with Vocal Chorus)

How Long? How Long?
Solo with orch. acc.

            3827-B            Clover 1679 (as "James Hunter")
                                    Grey Gull/Radiex/Supreme 2235

I Found a Million Dollar Baby
Solo. Fred Hall, piano acc.

            Matrix?            Bell 467
                                    Emerson 3095 (released February 1927)

I Found a Round About Way to Heaven—Fox Trot
Uncredited vocal refrain with Fred Hall and his Roseland Orch.

            3877 take?       Clover 1708
                                    Emerson 3030 (released June 1926)

I Got Married for Love
Solo with piano acc.

            3900-1             Clover 1716 (as "James Hunter")

I Gotta Get Myself Somebody to Love
Duet with Gertrude Dwyer. Piano acc.

            31037-1           Bell 480
                                    Emerson 3108 (released March 1927)

I Know We'll Meet Again
Solo (accompaniment?)

            Matrix?            Bell 579 (released March 1928)

I Love the Moonlight—Fox Trot
Uncredited vocal refrain with unidentified dance orchestra.

            31045-1           Bell 476 (Marlborough Dance Orchestra)
                                    Emerson 3102 (Marlborough Dance Orchestra) (released March 1927)

I Miss My Swiss (My Swiss Miss Misses Me)
Solo with orch. acc.

            3672-B            Globe/Grey Gull/Nadsco/Radiex 2199 (as "Mr. X")

I Never Knew What the Moonlight Could Do—Fox Trot
Uncredited vocal refrain with unidentified dance orchestra.

            Matrix?            Bell 438 (California Melody Men)

I Wish't I Was in Peoria
Solo (accompaniment?)

            Matrix?            Grey Gull/Radiex 2227 (as "Mr. X")
            Matrix?            Emerson 3014 (released May 1926)

I Wonder How I Look When I'm Asleep?
Solo (accompaniment?)

            Matrix?            Emerson 3130 (released May 1927)

I Wonder If She's Waiting
Solo with orch. acc.

            3796 take?       Clover 1650 (as "James Hunter")
                                    Grey Gull/Radiex 2228 (as "Mr. X")

I Wonder If You Ever Would
Solo with orch. acc.

            3655-A, -B      Globe/Grey Gull/Nadsco/Radiex 2196 (as "Joe Sargent")

I Wonder What's Become of Sally?
Solo with orch. acc.

            3194-1             Grey Gull/Nadsco/Radiex 2158 (as "Mr. X")
            42679-2           Emerson 10774 (released September 1924)
                                    Hudson 11450 ("Charles Dale and Triangle Orchestra")
                                    Resona 75413 (unverified label credit)
                                    Silvertone 2413 (as "Frank Howard") [ctrl #2636]
                                    Triangle 11450 ("Charles Dale and Triangle Orchestra")

I'd Go a Long, Long Way for You
Solo with orch. acc.

            3457-2             Grey Gull/Radiex 2161 (as "Charles Dale")
                                    Grey Gull/Radiex 2260 (as "Charles Dale") (Title: "Within the Sunshine of Your Smile")
            Matrix?            Emerson 10795 (released November 1924)
                                    Hudson 11429 (as "Charles Dale")

I'll Make You Answer "Yes"—Fox Trot
Uncredited vocal refrain with unidentified dance orchestra.

            3958-2             National Music Lovers 1180 (Manhattan Musicians)

I'm Glad You are Happy Again
Solo with orch. acc.

            3797-A            Dandy 5135 (as "John Gorman")
                                    Globe/Grey Gull/Radiex 2232 (as "Mr. X")

I'm Looking Over a Four Leaf Clover—Fox Trot
Uncredited vocal refrain with Bert Kaplan and his Orchestra.

            31083-2           Bell 489 (Bert Kaplan Orchestra)
                                    Emerson 3116 (released April 1927)
                                    National Music Lovers 1199 (N.M.L. Dance Orchestra)

I'm Lost Without You—Fox Trot
Vocal refrain with Fred Hall and his Orchestra.
Scat vocals by Hall.

            31240-A          Banner 6230 (Six Black Diamonds) (as "Dick Baxter") [ctrl #1928]
                                    Challenge 972 (Dixie Jazz Band) (as "George Howard") [ctrl #1928]
                                    Grey Gull/Radiex 1594 (Fox Trot with Vocal Chorus)
                                    Jewel 5467 (Dixie Jazz Band) (as "George Howard") [ctrl #1928]
                                    Oriole 1425 (Dixie Jazz Band) (as "George Howard") [ctrl #1928]
            Assigned Regal matrix #8387.

I'm on My Way Home—Fox Trot
Uncredited vocal refrain with unidentified dance orchestra.

            3976-2             Bell 444 (Roseland Dance Orchestra)
                                    National Music Lovers 1167 (Manhattan Musicians)

I'm on the Crest of a Wave—Fox Trot
Uncredited vocal refrain with unidentified dance orchestra.

            31331 take?     Marathon 229 (Southern Melody Syncopators) (released December 1928) (7")

I'm Trying So Hard to Be Happy—Fox Trot
Uncredited vocal refrain with unidentified dance orchestra.

            31325 take?     Marathon 229 (Marathon Dance Orchestra) (released December 1928) (7")

If I'd Only Believed in You—Fox Trot
Uncredited vocal refrain with Bert Kaplan and his Orchestra.

            Matrix?            Bell 453 (Bert Kaplan and his Collegians)
                                    Emerson 3080 (released January 1927)

In a Little Spanish Town ('Twas on a Night Like This)—Waltz
Uncredited vocal refrain with Bert Kaplan and his Orchestra.

            3997 take?       Bell 453
                                    Dandy 5245 (Ace Palmer and his Orchestra)
                                    Emerson 3081 (released January 1927)
                                    National Music Lovers 1186 (Manhattan Musicians)

In a Little White House (At the End of Honeymoon Lane)—Fox Trot
Uncredited vocal refrain with Fred Hall and his Orchestra.

            31010-2           Bell 466
                                    Emerson 3089 (released February 1927)

In a Pasadena Garden
Solo with orch. acc.

            3704-B            Globe/Grey Gull/Radiex 2204 (as "Mr. X")

It All Depends on You
Solo (accompaniment?)

            Matrix?            Emerson 3124 (released April 1927)

It Made You Happy When You Made Me Cry—Fox Trot
Uncredited vocal refrain with Fred Hall and his Orchestra.

            31030-1           Bell 462
                                    Emerson 3087 (released February 1927)

It's This One Today and That One Tomorrow—Fox Trot
Uncredited vocal refrain with Fred Hall and his Orchestra.

            31084-1           Emerson 3118 (Pennsylvania Syncopators) (released April 1927)
                                    National Music Lovers 1192 (Fred Hall's Roseland Orchestra)

Jimminy Gee!
Solo with orch. acc.

            3176-1            Oriole 210
            Matrix?            Emerson 10756 (released July 1924)

Just a Bird's Eye View (of My Old Kentucky Home)—Fox Trot
Uncredited vocal refrain with unidentified dance orchestra.

            3969-1             Bell 444 (Roseland Dance Orchestra) (Title: "Bird's Eye View of Kentucky")
                                    National Music Lovers 1169 (Master Music Makers)

Just Like a Butterfly (That's Caught in the Rain)
Solo (accompaniment?)

            Matrix?            Bell 529 (released October 1927)

Just the Same—Fox Trot
Uncredited vocal refrain with Lou Gold and his Orchestra.

            Matrix?            Bell 514

Keep Your Skirts Down Mary Ann
Solo with orch. acc.

            3771-1, -B       Bell 390
                                    Globe/Grey Gull/Radiex/Supreme 2222 (as "Mr. X")

Lay Me Down to Sleep in Carolina—Fox Trot
Uncredited vocal refrain with Fred Hall and his Orchestra.

            Matrix?            Bell 442 (California Melody Men)
                                    Emerson 3068 (Fred Hall and his Roseland Orchestra)

Leave Me Something to Remember
Solo with orch. acc.

            3942            Clover 1732

Let's Get Together—Fox Trot
Uncredited vocal refrain with unidentified dance orchestra.

            31163-2           Bell 526 (Marlborough Dance Orchestra) (released October 1927)
                                    Challenge 710 (Bungalow Dance Orchestra)

Lindbergh (The Eagle of the U.S.A.)
Solo with piano acc.

            31150-1           Bell 524
                                    Challenge 726 (mislabeled as "Vernon Dalhart")
                                    Emerson 3154 (as "George Beaver") [ctrl #150-2]

Lonely Acres (In the West)
Solo (accompaniment?)

            31020-1           Bell 472
                                    Emerson 3100 (released February 1927)

The Lonesomest Girl in Town
Solo (accompaniment?)

            Matrix?            Grey Gull/Radiex 2226 (as "Mr. X")
            Matrix?            Emerson 3014 (released May 1926)

Looks Like It's Gonna Be Me
Uncredited vocal refrain with Fred Hall and his Orchestra.

            7390-1             Amaizo 5102 (7")
            Label: "Presented by the makers of Butterscotch Syrup and many other famous Amaizo products."

Lost in a City of Tears
Solo with orch. acc.

            3712-B            Globe/Grey Gull/Radiex 2205 (as "Mr. X")

Lucky Lindy
Solo with piano acc.

            31151-2           Bell 524
                                    Challenge 726 (mislabeled as "Vernon Dalhart")
                                    Emerson 3154 (as "George Beaver") [ctrl #151-2]

Mammy (The Best Friend We Ever Had)
Solo with orch. acc.

            3705-B            Clover 1632 (as "George Hunter")
                                    Grey Gull/Radiex 2202 (as "Mr. X")

Mary Lou
Solo with piano acc.

            31019-2           Bell 472
                                    Challenge 713 (as "Challenge Dance Orchestra")
                                    Emerson 3100 (released February 1927)

Maybe You're Right—Fox Trot?
Uncredited vocal refrain with unidentified dance orchestra.

            31314 take?

Mother Love
Solo with orch. acc.

            Matrix?            Bell 434

Muddy Waters
Solo (accompaniment?)

            Matrix?            Emerson 3124 (released April 1927)

My Sweetest Dream of All—Waltz
Uncredited vocal refrain with unidentified dance orchestra.

            31140-2           National Music Lovers 1199 (Master Melody Makers) [ctrl #140-2]

Never Let a Day Go By—Fox Trot
Uncredited vocal refrain with unidentified dance orchestra.

            31259-2           Marathon 199 (Pennsylvania Dance Syncopators) (7")

Nothing but Memories Now
Solo with orch. acc.

            3868-A            Globe/Grey Gull/Radiex/Supreme 2244 (as "Mr. X")

Oh! How I Miss You Tonight
Solo with orch. acc.

            3596-A, -B      Clover 1563 (as "George Beaver")
                                    Dandy 5049 (as "Thomas Collins")
                                    Everybodys 1044
                                    Globe/Grey Gull/Radiex 2184 (as "Mr. X")

Oh! Katharina
Solo with orch. acc.

            3595-A, -B      Dandy 5048 (as "Charles Lewis")
                                    Everybodys 1045
                                    Grey Gull/Nadsco/Radiex 2183

Oh, Say! Can I See You Tonight?
Solo with orch. acc.

            3664-A            Dandy 5072 (as "Arthur Wynne")
                                    Grey Gull/Radiex 2197 (as "Mr. X")

Oh What a Pal Was Whoozis!
Solo with orch. acc.

            31133-2           Bell 515
                                    Challenge 728 (as "Lamereau")

On a Moonlight Night—Fox Trot
Uncredited vocal refrain with Fred Hall and his Orchestra.

            31194 take?     Bell 555 (Imperial Orchestra) (released December 1927)
                                    Marathon 234 (released December 1928) (7")

Paradise Valley and You
Solo with orch. acc. [and guitar]

            3653-A, -B      Everybodys 1074
                                    Grey Gull/Nadsco/Radiex 2198 (as "Mr. X")
                                    Madison 1601 (as "Henry Gray") (Title: "Paradise Valley with You")

Pick Me Out a Girlie
Solo with orch. acc.

            3684-B            Dandy 5095 (as "Arthur Gales")
                                    Globe/Grey Gull/Radiex 2210 (as "Mr. X")

Poor Papa
Solo with orch. acc.

            3864-B            Bell 408 [uses alternate take]
                                    Clover 1704
                                    Globe/Grey Gull/Radiex 2243 (as "Mr. X")
            Matrix?            Emerson 3023 (released June 1926)

Pretty Soon
Solo with orch. acc.

            42637-2           Emerson 10757 (released July 1924)

The Prisoner's Song
Saxophone solo by Andy Sannella (uncredited vocal by Fields); acc. by violin and piano

            3837 take?       Clover 1667 ("H. Cummins")
                                    Globe/Grey Gull/Radiex/Supreme 1339 ("Saxophone Effects by Senella")

Rio Rita—Fox Trot
Vocal refrain with Lou Gold and his Orchestra.

            31091-2           Bell 496 (Fields uncredited)
                                    Emerson 3125 (Fields uncredited) (released May 1927)
                                    Jewel 5001 (Lou Connor's Dance Orchestra) (as "Billy White") [ctrl #822]

Rosita—Fox Trot
Uncredited vocal refrain with unidentified dance orchestra.

            3931-2             National Music Lovers 1164 (Music Lovers Dance Orchestra)

Row, Row, Rosie
Solo with orch. acc.

            3671-A            Grey Gull/Radiex 2200 (as "Mr. X")

Sa-Lu-Ta!—Fox Trot
Uncredited vocal refrain with Fred Hall and his Orchestra.

            31156-1           Bell 520 (Pennsylvania Syncopators) (released October 1927)
                                    Emerson 3151 (Fred Hall and his Roseland Orchestra)

Save It for a Rainy Day
Solo with orch. acc.

            3750-2             Grey Gull/Radiex 2212 (as "Mr. X")
                                    National Music Lovers 1145 (as "Joseph Elliott")

She Was Just a Sailor's Sweetheart
Solo with orch. acc.

            3731 take?       Clover 1625 (as "James Hunter")
                                    Grey Gull/Radiex 2212 (as "Mr. X")

She's Everybody's Sweetheart (But Nobody's Gal)
Solo with orch. acc.

            3152-1             Grey Gull/Radiex 2148
            42581-2           Emerson 10749 (released June 1924)

She's Got "It"—Fox Trot
Vocal refrain with unidentified dance orchestra.

            31158-1           Bell 521 (Pennsylvania Syncopators) (Fields uncredited) (released October 1927)
                                    Challenge 706 (Nickerbocker [sic] Orchestra)

Show That Fellow the Door
Solo (accompaniment?)

            3876-B            Bell 418 [uses alternate take]
                                    Clover 1711
                                    Grey Gull/Radiex/Supreme 2246
            Matrix?            Emerson 3031 (released July 1926)

Since I Found You
Solo with piano acc.

            Matrix?            Bell 467
                                    Emerson 3097 (released February 1927)

So That's the Kind of a Girl You Are
Solo with orch. acc.

            3683-A            Dandy 5100 (as "Arthur Wynne")
                                    Grey Gull/Radiex 2201 (as "Mr. X")

So's Your Old Lady
Solo (accompaniment?)

            3875 take?       Clover 1679 (as "George Beaver")
                                    Grey Gull/Radiex/Supreme 2247 (as "Mr. X")
            Matrix?            Emerson 3026 (released June 1926)

Some Sweet Day
Solo with orch. acc.

            3548-A            Grey Gull/Radiex 2176 (as "Mr. X")

Someone Is Losin' Susan—Fox Trot
Uncredited vocal refrain with unidentified dance orchestra.

            3932 take?       Bell 430 (Roseland Dance Orchestra)
                                    Dandy 5220 (Fairfield Syncopators)

Son of a Millionaire
Solo with orch. acc.

            Matrix?            Grey Gull/Radiex/Supreme 2239
            Matrix?            Emerson 3011

Song of the Wanderer (Where Shall I Go?)
Solo (accompaniment?)

            31059-2           Bell 492
                                    Emerson 3121 (released April 1927)

Sunset Dreams—Waltz
Uncredited vocal refrain with Fred Hall and his Orchestra.

            31173-2           Bell 535 (released October 1927)
                                    National Music Lovers 1210 (Manhattan Musicians)

Tentin' Down in Tennessee—Fox Trot
Uncredited vocal refrain with unidentified dance orchestra.

            3867-A            Grey Gull/Radiex 1346 (Original Dixie Rag Pickers)

That Certain Party
Solo with orch. acc. [with background shouts]

            3761-C            Bell 384
                                    Clover 1642 (as "Jimmie Hunter")
                                    Dandy 5125 (as "John Gorman")
                                    Globe/Grey Gull/Radiex 2215 (as "Mr. X")

That's Annabelle—Fox Trot
Uncredited vocal refrain with unidentified dance orchestra.

            Matrix?            Bell 433 (California Melody Men)

That's What I Call a Pal
Solo (accompaniment?)

            31041-1           Bell 481 (Title: "That's What I Call a Man")
                                    Emerson 3110 (released March 1927)

That's Why I Love You
Solo (accompaniment?)

            Matrix?            Bell 437

There Are Two Sides to Every Story
Solo with orch. acc.

            3849-A            Grey Gull/Radiex 2242
            Matrix?            Emerson 3024 (released June 1926)

There's a New Star in Heaven (Rudolph Valentino)
Solo with orch. acc. and melodeon.

            Matrix?            Bell 434

There's a Trick in Pickin' a Chick-Chick-Chicken—Fox Trot
Uncredited vocal refrain with Fred Hall and his Orchestra.

            31157-1           Bell 521 (California Melody Orchestra) (released October 1927)
                                    Emerson 3151

Ting a Ling a Ling—Fox Trot
Vocal refrain with unidentified dance orchestra.

            3501-A            Globe/Grey Gull/Nadsco/Radiex/Supreme 1246 (Pacific Coast Players) (mislabeled as "Arthur Hall")
                                    Madison 8004 (Pacific Coast Players) (Fields uncredited)
                                    National Music Lovers 1116 (Master Melody Makers) (Fields uncredited)

Tonight's My Night with Baby
Solo with piano acc.

            3880-1             Bell 418
                                    Emerson 3039 (released July 1926)
                                    National Music Lovers 1157 (as "David Harris")

Tonight's the Night—Fox Trot
Uncredited vocal refrain with Fred Hall and his Orchestra.

            Matrix?            Marathon 231 (released December 1928) (7")

Valencia—Fox Trot
Uncredited vocal refrain with Fred Hall and his Orchestra.

            Matrix?            Bell 420 (Roseland Dance Orchestra)
                                    Emerson 3035 (Fred Hall and his Roseland Orchestra) (released July 1926)
                                    National Music Lovers 1152 (Master Melody Makers)

What Does It Matter?
Solo (accompaniment?)

            31079-2           Bell 493
                                    Emerson 3122 (released April 1927)
                                    Jewel 5021 (as "Billy White") [ctrl #837]

What Would I Do without You?—Fox Trot
Uncredited vocal refrain with unidentified dance orchestra.

            31178-B          Grey Gull/Radiex 1589 (Fox Trot with Vocal Chorus)

What's the Use?
Solo (accompaniment?)

            31047-1           Bell 482
                                    Bell 550? (released November 1927)
                                    Emerson 3111 (released March 1927)

What's Today Got to Do with To-Morrow?
Solo with orch. acc.

            3151-1             Grey Gull/Radiex 2148
            42580-2           Emerson 10749 (released June 1924)

When We Were Sweethearts Coming Thru the Rye
Solo with orch. acc.

            3500-A            Amco/Grey Gull/Nadsco/Radiex 2166 (as "Mr. X")
                                    Clover 1515 (as "George Beaver")
                                    Madison 1610 (as "Henry Gray")

When We're Apart—Fox Trot?
Uncredited vocal refrain with Fred Hall and his Orchestra.

            31278 take?

Where Did You Get Those Eyes?—Fox Trot
Uncredited vocal refrain with unidentified dance orchestra.

            Matrix?            Bell 424 (Melody Men)

Where the Dreamy Wabash Flows
Solo with orch. acc.

            3464-1            Grey Gull/Radiex 2165 (as "Mr. X")
            Matrix?            Emerson 10788 (released October 1924)
                                    Silvertone 2412 (as "Harry Taylor") [runout shows 2634]

Where the Mountains Meet the Sea
Solo with orch. acc.

            3751-A, -2      Globe/Grey Gull/Radiex 2215 (as "Mr. X")
                                    National Music Lovers 1141 (as "Samuel Spencer")

The Whisper Song (When the Pussy Willow Whispers to the Catnip)
Solo with piano acc.

            31142-1           Bell 515
                                    Challenge 728 (as "Lamereau")

Who?
Solo with orch. acc.

            3814-A            Globe/Grey Gull/Radiex 2232 (as "Mr. X")

Why Live a Lie?
Solo with orch. acc.

            3195-1             Oriole 217 (as "Mr. X")
            42680-2           Emerson 10774 (released September 1924)

Why Should We Marry?
Duet with Gertrude Dwyer. Piano acc.

            Matrix?            Emerson 3097 (released February 1927)

Wondering
Solo with orch. acc.

            3654-A            Clover 1600
                                    Dandy 5085 (as "Arthur Wynne")
                                    Everybodys 1075 (as "Charles Hartwell")
                                    Grey Gull/Radiex 2197 (as "Mr. X")

The Wreck of the Shenandoah
Solo with melodeon acc.

            3895 take?       Clover 1695

Ya Gotta Know How to Love—Fox Trot
Uncredited vocal refrain with unidentified dance orchestra.

            3922 take?       Dandy (?) (Bristol's White City Orchestra)
                                    Emerson 3044 (Pennsylvania Syncopators)

Yes Sir, That's My Baby
Solo with orch. acc.

            3662-A            Clover 1600 (as "George Beaver")
                                    Everybodys 1075
                                    Globe/Grey Gull/Nadsco/Radiex 2196 (as "William Clark")

You're the Rainbow I've Been Looking For—Fox Trot
Uncredited vocal refrain with Fred Hall and his Orchestra.

            31175-2           National Music Lovers 1209

You've Got to Stop That Running 'Round the Town
Solo with orch. acc.

            3685-A            Dandy 5087 (as "Robert Barnes")
                                    Globe/Grey Gull/Radiex 2203 (as "Joe Sargent")

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