| # | Artist | Track | Album / Comment |
|---|
| 1 | TRAIN SOUNDS - | Authentic Loco Sounds at Fort Wayne, The Broadway Limited - | 1948 Star Electronics, Inc. Pittsburgh, PA |
| 2 | THE POLKA KINGS - | Locomotive Polka - | Continental Records. Mid 1940’s |
| 3 | THE HARMONIANS - | Thanks For The Buggy Ride - | Harmony Records. 1926. |
| 4 | RUTH WALLIS AND DELUXE RHYTHMEN - | Johnny Had A Yo-Yo - | DeLuxe Records. 194?. |
| 5 | GREEN BROTHERS XYLOPHONE ORCHESTRA - | Mummy Mine - | Okeh Records. 1919. |
| 6 | AL GOODMAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA WITH EARL WRIGHTSON, BARITONE - | The Donkey Serenade - | RCA Victor. 1951? |
| 7 | AMERICAN SAXOPHONE BAND - | The Bullfrog and the Coon (Medley) - | Columbia Records. Date Unknown. |
| 8 | VAUGHN MONROE AND HIS ORCHESTRA - | Single Saddle - | RCA Victor. 1949. |
| 9 | VICTOR MILITARY BAND - | Too Much Mustard (Tres Moutarde) Two-Step or Turkey Trot - | RCA Victor. 1913. |
| 10 | YORK BROS. - | Hamtramck Mama - | Bullet Records. 1947. |
| 11 | REX TURNER & THE WESTERNERS - | Texarkana Baby | Varsity Records |
| 12 | THE HAPPINESS BOYS: BILLY JONES AND ERNEST HARE WITH THE RADIO TWINS PHIL OHMAN AND HARRY RESER – | On My Ukulele - | Brunswick Records. |
| 13 | JOHN MCCORMACK - | Keep The Home-Fires Burning (‘Til The Boys Come Home)" - | Victrola 1-sided |
| 14 | PAUL WHITEMAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA – | Last Night On The Back Porch - | Victor Talking Machine |
| 15 | BILLY MURRAY – | Jimbo Jambo - | Victor Talking Machine. |
| 16 | FLOYD TILLMAN – | Drivin’ Nails In My Coffin - | Columbia Records |
| 17 | AMERICAN QUARTET – | Old MacDonald Had A Farm - | Victor Talking Machine |
| 18 | VERNON DALHART – | My Little Home In Tennessee - | Victor Talking Machine |
| 19 | JIM MILLER – CHARLIE FARRELL DUET WITH GUITAR, LUTE AND PIANO – | What Do We Do On A Dew-Dew-Dewy Day - | Victor Talking Machine |
| 20 | TEXAS JIM ROBERTSON AND THE PANHANDLE PUNCHERS – | Rainbow At Midnight - | RCA Victor |
| 21 | BILLY MURRAY – | And He’d Say Oo-La-La! Wee Wee - | Victor Talking Machine |
| 22 | DEACON ANDY GRIFFITH – | What It Was, Was Football (Part 1) - | Capitol Records |
| 23 | FRANK CRUMIT – | I Wish’t I Was In Peoria - | Victor Talking Machine |
| 24 | RED FOLEY WITH THE ANITA KERR SINGERS – | Our Lady Of Fatima - | Decca Faith Series |
| 25 | GENE AUSTIN WITH FRANK BANTA AT THE PIANO- | Tamiami Trail - | Victor Talking Machine |
| 26 | LOUISE MASSEY AND THE WESTERNERS – | Starlight Schottische - | Columbia Records |
| 27 | CAL STEWART – | Uncle Josh In A Cafeteria - | Victor Talking Machine |
| 28 | CAL STEWART – | Uncle Josh and the Honey Bees - | Victor Talking Machine |
| 29 | GUS EDWARDS (SUNG BY BILLY MURRAY) – | When Tommy Atkins Marries Dolly Gray - | Columbia Records |
| 30 | HACKEL-BERGE ORCHESTRA, VOCAL CHORUS-IRVING KAUFMAN – | Yoo Hoo-Fox Trot - | Victor Talking Machine |
| 31 | JOHNNY MERCER WITH PAUL WESTON AND HIS ORCHESTRA – | I Don’t Care If It Rains All Night - | Capitol Records |
| 32 | BENNY GOODMAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA – | My Guy’s Come Back - | Columbia Records |
| 33 | FOUR ACES FEATURING AL ALBERTS – | The Gang That Sang “Heart of My Heart" - | Decca Personality Series |
| 34 | EILEEN SCOTT WITH HERBIE LAYNE’S ORCHESTRA - | Make Yourself Comfortable - | Gateway Parade Of Hits Records |
| 35 | EDDY HOWARD AND HIS ORCHESTRA – | My Adobe Hacienda - | Majestic Records |
| 36 | STEVE GIBSON AND HIS RED CAPS – | Blueberry Hill - | Mercury Records Non-Breakable |
| 37 | FRANKIE YANKOVIC AND HIS YANKS – | A Night In May - | Columbia Records |
| 38 | THE EDDIE HEYWOOD TRIO – | Heywood’s Boogie - | RCA Victor |
| 39 | AL DEXTER AND HIS TROOPERS - | Kokomo Island - | Columbia Records |
| 40 | AVA GARDNER WITH JOHNNY GREEN AND HIS ORCHESTRA – | How Am I To Know? - | MGM Records |
| 41 | COLUMBIA SAXOPHONE SEXTETTE WITH INCIDENTAL CHORUS BY GRANT STEPHENS – | Oh! What A Pal Was Mary - | Columbia Graphophone |
| 42 | LOUISE MASSEY AND THE WESTERNERS – | Gals Don’t Mean A Thing - | Okeh Records |
| 43 | STEVE PORTER AND BYRON G. HARLAN, BANJO BY VAN EPS – | The Village Barber - | Victor Talking Machine |
| 44 | EARL HINES AND HIS ORCHESTRA, VOCAL REFRAIN BY WALTER FULLER – | Topsy-Turvy-Fox Trot - | Bluebird Records/RCA |
| 45 | THE VIRGINIANS, VOCAL REFRAIN BY LEWIS JAMES – | In The Sing-Song Sycamore Tree-Fox Trot - | Victor Talking Machine |
| 46 | COLLINS AND HARLAN BARITONE AND TENOR DUET WITH ORCHESTRA– | The Right Church, But The Wrong Pew - | Columbia Records |
| 47 | ABE HOLZMANN AND THE COLUMBIA ORCHESTRA – | Uncle Sammy (March and Two Step) | Columbia Records |
| 48 | YERKES JAZARIMBA ORCHESTRA – | Bevo Blues (One Step) - | Columbia Graphophone |
| 49 | JOHNNY BOND AND HIS RED RIVER VALLEY BOYS – | Fat Gal - | Columbia Records |
| 50 | VERNON DALHART - | I Want A Pardon For Daddy - | Regal Records |
| 51 | VERNON DALHART - | We Will Meet At The End Of The Trail - | Regal Records |
| 52 | PHIL REED AND HIS FOURTONES VOCAL BY GENE JONES – | Come, Josephine In My Flying Machine - | Dance Tone Records |
| 53 | PATTI PAGE WITH JACK RAEL’S ORCHESTRA – | Whispering Winds - | Mercury Records |
| 54 | EDDIE “PIANO” MILLER ORCHESTRA, VOCAL PHIL ELLIS CHORISTERS – | (Oo-La-La! Wee Wee!) Fifi - | Rainbow Records |
| 55 | VERNON DALHART – | Death Of Floyd Collins - | Victor Talking Machine |
| 56 | ALBERT CAMPBELL AND HENRY BURR – | Give A Little Credit To Your Dad - | Columbia Records |
| 57 | ART LUND WITH ORCEHESTRA CONDUCTED BY JOHNNY THOMPSON – | Mam’selle - | MGM Records |
| 58 | TONY MARTIN WITH ORCHESTRA CONDUCTED BY HENRI RENE – | There’s No Tomorrow - | RCA Victor |
| 59 | TOM GLAZER WITH ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS – | Why Does A Bee Buzz? / Why Do Stars Twinkle? / Why Can’t I See In The Dark?” - | Columbia Non-Breakable |
| 60 | LOREN BECKER & THE BRIGADIERS WITH ENOCH LIGHT ORCHESTRA – | The Song Of Daniel Boone (The Daddy Of Them All) - | 18 Top Hits Records |
| 61 | ARTIE MALVIN – | My One Sin - | 18 Top Hits Records |
| 62 | DOTTIE EVANS – | When You Wish Upon A Star | 18 Top Hits Records |
| 63 | THE BRIGADIERS – | Oop Shoop - | 18 Top Hits Records |
| 64 | ARTIE MALVIN, LOIS WINTER WITH THE BRIGADIERS QUARTET – | It’s A Woman’s World - | 18 Top Hits Records |
| 65 | LOREN BECKER WITH ENOCH LIGHT ORCHESTRA & CHORUS – | Fanny - | 18 Top Hits Records |
| 66 | LOREN BECKER WITH ENOCH LIGHT ORCHESTRA & CHORUS – | Papa Loves Mambo - | 18 Top Hits Records |
| 67 | MARGIE MURPHY – | The Mama Doll Song - | 18 Top Hits Records |
| 68 | BOBBY BYRNE & HIS ORCHESTRA AND THE GREATEST DIXIELAND COMBO – | Muskrat Ramble - | 18 Top Hits Records |
| 69 | TRAIN SOUNDS - | Authentic Loco Sounds at Pittsburgh, The Pensylvania’s General... | 1948 Star Electronics, Inc. Pittsburgh, PA |
