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- ABilly Merrin Medley
- B2 sides
Billy Merrin and his band play the Billy Merrin Medley in two sides on Sterno 1534.AI summary
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- AEverybody dance
- BCan't you see
Credited to Merrin on the Cr label; 'Everybody Dance' and 'Can't You See' suggest a dance-band side from the early 1930s.AI summary
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- AFlirtation Walk
- BMr & Mrs is the Name
Merrin on Cine Records 010, performing two light novelty numbers related to the film 'Flirtation Walk'. Cine was a British label specializing in film-related recordings in the 1930s.AI summary
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- AFlirtation Walk
- BMr & Mrs is the Name
Merrin recorded these dance numbers on the Cine label, a minor British marque associated with film and light entertainment. The title 'Flirtation Walk' references a popular 1934 film, suggesting contemporary material.AI summary
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- AHappy and contented
- BCage in the Window
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- AI'm going Shopping with you
- BWords are in my Heart
Merrin recorded 'I'm going Shopping with you' and 'Words are in my Heart' for Cine, catalogue 09. Cine is an unrecognised British label. Nothing is known of this artist.AI summary
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- ALookie here comes Cookie
- BLet me sing you to sleep with a Love Song
Merrin with Lookie Here Comes Cookie and Let Me Sing You to Sleep with a Love Song on Cinecord 08.AI summary
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- AOle Faithful
- B(Orch)Wine Women and Song
Merrin on the Lewis label, a small British imprint. Artist and repertoire are unidentified in standard references.AI summary
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- ARhythm of the Rumba
- B(Band)Speak Easy
Merrin on Cine Records, catalogue 07, performing 'Rhythm of the Rumba' and 'Speak Easy', dance music from the late 1920s or early 1930s. Cine was a minor British label.AI summary
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- ARhythm of the Rumba
- B(Band)Speak Easy
A dance record credited to Merrin on Cine 07, a small British film-music label of the 1930s.AI summary
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- ASing as we go
- B(Band)Passing Clouds
Merrin recorded "Sing as We Go" and "Passing Clouds" for Lewis 90, a minor British label.AI summary
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- ATell me tonight
- B(Osborne)Say it isn't so
Merrin on Mayf 2225, a dance or popular vocal from an unidentified British marque of the 1920s–30s.AI summary
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- ATina
- BWhen you came along
Credited to Merrin on St catalogue 1545, a pop or ballad vocal recording of uncertain era. The label 'St' is too abbreviated to identify with confidence.AI summary