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- AA Hunting Scene
- BA Sailor's Life
A descriptive phonograph recording titled 'A Hunting Scene' and 'A Sailor's Life' on Winner 2401, from the early 1900s.AI summary
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- AArrival of Australian troops in Egypt
- BDeparture of Australian troops for the front
Arrival of Australian troops in Egypt and Departure of Australian troops for the front, descriptive records on Regal G6883.AI summary
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- AChristmas Boxes West End Style
- BEast End Style
A descriptive novelty recording on Winner, catalogued as a Christmas-themed comedy piece with East End and West End variants; Winner was a budget label of the 1920s–30s.AI summary
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- AChristmas in camp
- Bpt 2
A descriptive or narrative recording on Homochord (Homo), a German-owned budget label active in the 1920s-30s, apparently a novelty or seasonal item.AI summary
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- AChristmas in Camp
- Bpart 2
A descriptive narrative recording, 'Christmas in Camp' in two parts, on Winner, a major British budget label, catalogue 2502.AI summary
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- AChristmas Waits
- BChristmas Raffle
A descriptive recording of Christmas music on Zonophone: 'Christmas Waits' and 'Christmas Raffle', likely a novelty or comedic piece rather than a straight performance.AI summary
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- ACountry scene
A descriptive or novelty recording titled 'Country Scene' by an artist or ensemble credited only as 'Descriptive', released on EMI's experimental EP label.AI summary
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- ADaybreak at Calamity Farm
A descriptive record, Daybreak at Calamity Farm, on Columbia 886.AI summary
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- ADeparture of the Troops for France
- BArrival of the Troops in France
A descriptive orchestral recording of 'Departure of the Troops for France' and 'Arrival of the Troops in France' on Best 379, a novelty or programme music record from the 1920s.AI summary
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- ADeparture of the Troops for France
- BArrival of the Troops in France
A descriptive piece on Pioneer, catalogued as a sound effect or novelty recording: 'Departure of the Troops for France' and 'Arrival of the Troops in France'. Pioneer was a small British label and very few of their records survive.AI summary
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- AHaunted Room
- B(2 parts)
A descriptive instrumental recording, 'Haunted Room' in two parts, on Piccadilly, catalogue 874 — sound-effect or theatrical evocation material from the early 1930s.AI summary
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- AJohn Peel
- Bpart 2
An instrumental or descriptive recording of 'John Peel', the traditional English hunting song, issued on Winner, a small British label. The catalogue number and two-part structure suggest an acoustic or early electrical recording, likely from the 1920s.AI summary
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- AJolly Woodcutters March
- BOriental Dance
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- ALanding of the British Army in France
- Bpart 2
Landing of the British Army in France, a two-part descriptive record on Winner 2703, dramatising a scene from the First World War.AI summary
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- ALifeboat
- B(2 parts)
A descriptive recording of a lifeboat in action on Columbia 611, likely an early sound-effects or narrative novelty record.AI summary
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- ALondonderry Town
- B(A St Patrick's Day Episode)
A descriptive or spoken-word recording titled 'Londonderry Town' with 'A St Patrick's Day Episode' on Rad label, catalogue 1424; likely a comic or novelty side.AI summary
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- AMiner's Dream of Home
- BJack's Return on Xmas Eve
A descriptive recording titled 'Miner's Dream of Home' and 'Jack's Return on Xmas Eve,' performed on Winner 2222, a cheap British marque of the 1920s–30s. These are narrative or descriptive vocal pieces typical of music-hall tradition.AI summary
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- AMusical Influenza
- Bpart 2
A descriptive or narrative recording of 'Musical Influenza', likely a humorous or novelty piece, issued by Columbia in their DB-series. The two-part structure suggests a recitation or comic skit. Very little biographical information survives.AI summary
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- AOff by the Flying Scotsman
- BA Day at Scarborough
A descriptive record, Off by the Flying Scotsman and A Day at Scarborough, on Columbia 3705.AI summary
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- AOn Active Service part 5
- Bpart 6
A descriptive or spoken-word recording, 'On Active Service', Parts 5 and 6, released on Columbia, catalogue 2798; likely a topical narrative or documentary piece from the early 1900s or wartime era.AI summary
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- AOne of England's Watch Dogs
- BInspection of Territorials & Naval Reserves
A descriptive phonograph novelty recording titled 'One of England's Watch Dogs' and 'Inspection of Territorials & Naval Reserves' for the GramA label, catalogue 162. These are spoken-word or sound-effect recordings, possibly from the Gramophone Company's early experimental releases.AI summary
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- APeace day
- BDitto
A Winner label recording credited only to "Descriptive" with the title "Peace Day", recorded on both sides. The exact nature and date of this release are uncertain.AI summary
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- ARing out the Bells for Christmas
- BChristmas Morn
A descriptive record, Ring Out the Bells for Christmas and Christmas Morn, on Winner 2507.AI summary
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- AScenes at an Aviation meeting
- B(Band)Orpheus Galop
A descriptive novelty recording on Jumbo Records featuring 'Scenes at an Aviation Meeting' and 'Orpheus Galop' by a band. These spoken-with-music recordings were popular curiosities in the early 1910s.AI summary