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- ABird of love divine
- BSunshine of your smile
Jessie Broughton sings Haydn Wood's Bird of Love Divine and Lilian Ray's Sunshine of Your Smile, two popular ballads, on Scala 628.AI summary
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- ADear Heart
- B(M Sydney)Goodbye
Jessie Broughton for J. Bullough, a small British label, performing 'Dear Heart' and 'Goodbye'. Broughton is unrecognised.AI summary
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- AFiddle and I
Jessie Broughton recorded 'Fiddle and I' for Beka, catalogue 40321, a British budget label of the 1920s–early 1930s.AI summary
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- AGenevieve
- BSong of Seville
Jessie Broughton, a vocalist, on the ArK label 91, performing lyrical vocal material, from an early and very short-lived British imprint.AI summary
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- AGleaner's Slumber Song
- BThere's a Land
Jessie Broughton in hymns and devotional songs on JBull, an unidentified British label.AI summary
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- AGood-Bye
- BA Summer's Night
Jessie Broughton, a vocalist performing "Good-Bye" and "A Summer's Night" on ScDL, an obscure or short-lived British label.AI summary
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- AI know a lovely Garden
- BSong of Sleep
Jessie Broughton performs two sentimental vocal pieces, 'I Know a Lovely Garden' and 'Song of Sleep', on the Diamond (Diam) label.AI summary
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- ASympathy
- BIn sweet September
Jessie Broughton recorded two ballads for Pel, a very minor British imprint. Neither Broughton nor Pel are well documented in discographies or standard references.AI summary
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- AThe Lost Chord
- BThe Trumpet Shall Sound
Jessie Broughton on Parlophone, performing 'The Lost Chord' and 'The Trumpet Shall Sound', both serious vocal and choral pieces. The E-series catalogue number places this in Parlophone's mid-period.AI summary
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- AWhen all was young
- BMagic of your voice
Jessie Broughton, a British concert and ballad singer, recorded sentimental material for Victor in the 1920s; 'When all was young' is a Victorian drawing-room ballad typical of her repertoire, here on the American Victor label.AI summary