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- A3 Ages of Woman
- BWhy go abroad
Ben Albert recorded two comic or novelty pieces, '3 Ages of Woman' and 'Why go abroad', for Zonophone Records, a British imprint; artist otherwise unidentified.AI summary
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- AA fat lot to crow about
- B(Vernon Watson)She's the Lassie
Ben Albert performing two novelty and sentimental songs on DipC, an unidentified small British label of the 1920s–1930s.AI summary
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- AA little Bit here and there
- BWhat is it -- likes so much
Ben Albert singing two novelty or popular songs on Scala, a small British label of the early 1930s.AI summary
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- ACook who cooks
- B(2 parts)
A comic novelty by Ben Albert on the Ar label, a cheap British marque of the early 1930s. The title and two-part structure suggest music-hall humour.AI summary
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- AFirst Time I ever went burgling
- BMy inquisitive Kiddie
Ben Albert on Lyric, a minor British label of the early 1930s, with a pair of comic novelty numbers.AI summary
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- AI'm only a child in these matters
- B(Johnson) I'm Glad
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- AThe First Time I Ever Went Burgling
- BMy Inventive Kiddie
Ben Albert performing the novelty comedy songs 'The First Time I Ever Went Burgling' and 'My Inventive Kiddie' on Lyr 231, a humorous recording on an obscure label.AI summary
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- AThe Ragtime Huntsman
- B(2 sides)
Ben Albert with The Ragtime Huntsman in two sides on Favorite 67414/5.AI summary
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- AWhat is Work?
Ben Albert recorded "What is Work?" for Zonophone, likely a music-hall or comic number from the 1910s-20s. Almost nothing is documented about this artist or the piece.AI summary
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- AWhy go abroad
- BThree ages of woman (T-6005)
Ben Albert on Zonophone, a budget British label of the early 1930s; the second side references a matrix number rather than a conventional title.AI summary
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- AWhy go abroad
- BThree ages of woman (T-6005)
Ben Albert on Zonophone T-2030, a novelty number. Zonophone was an early British label that recorded prolific and often obscure artists; Albert is not documented in major references.AI summary