George L. Cobb (composer)

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Matrixes marked with indicate recordings are available for online listening.

Matrix No.	First Recording Date	Title	Primary Performer	Description
B-13401	6/6/1913	Lonesome moon	Helen Clark ; Walter Van Brunt	Female-male vocal duet, with orchestra
B-14280	1/9/1914	All aboard for Dixieland	Victor Military Band	Band, with drum
B-14310	1/13/1914	All aboard for Dixieland	American Quartet	Male vocal quartet, with orchestra
B-14366	1/22/1914	All aboard for Dixieland	Nora Bayes	Female vocal solo, with orchestra
B-15034	7/2/1914	All aboard for Dixieland	Elizabeth Murray	Female vocal solo, with orchestra
B-15044	7/6/1914	Just for to-night	Billy Murray ; Will Oakland	Male vocal duet, with orchestra
B-15964	4/28/1915	Alabama jubilee	Collins and Harlan	Male vocal duet, with orchestra
B-16442	9/1/1915	Listen to that Dixie band	Collins and Harlan	Male vocal duet, with orchestra
C-16522	9/20/1915	In Alabama, dear, with you	Conway's Band	Band
B-16901	12/15/1915	Are you from Dixie ('cause I'm from Dixie too)	Irving Kaufman ; Billy Murray	Male vocal duet, with orchestra
C-17234	2/29/1916	Are you from Dixie	Victor Military Band	Band
B-18523	10/3/1916	When you're five times sweet sixteen	Peerless Quartet	Male vocal quartet, with bells and orchestra
B-18829	12/11/1916	On Honolulu Bay	Peerless Quartet	Male vocal quartet, with guitars and orchestra
C-19102	1/18/1917	Honolulu, America loves you	Victor Military Band	Band
B-22826	5/12/1919	Peter Gink	Six Brown Brothers	Saxophone sextet
B-23417	10/16/1919	Russian rag	Pietro [i.e., Pietro Deiro]	Accordion solo
B-24704	11/22/1920	Shivaree	Six Brown Brothers	Saxophone sextet
BVE-41953	2/23/1928	Alabama jubilee breakdown	Bill Helms ; Upson County Band	Instrumental ensemble
BVE-47137	10/4/1928	Are you from Dixie?	Poplin-Woods Tennessee String Band	Vocal and instrumental ensemble

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