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- AA Garden in the Rain
- BMy First Love, My Last Love, For Always
Rabin with A Garden in the Rain and My First Love, My Last Love, for Always on Parlophone F2246.AI summary
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- ADo you recall/Can't we meet again
- B(Lipton)Night you sang on the Radio/I'm sure of everything but you
Rabin on catalogue 4in134, performing 'Do you recall/Can't we meet again' and 'Night you sang on the Radio/I'm sure of everything but you'. The catalogue format and absence of a label name are unusual.AI summary
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- AEnlloro (Voo Doo Moon)
- BThe Flower Seller
Rabin with Enlloro and The Flower Seller on Parlophone F2280.AI summary
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- AFunny old Hills
- BAngels never leave Heaven
Rabin recorded 'Funny Old Hills' and 'Angels Never Leave Heaven' on Brunswick label, catalogue C110. This is likely from the early 1920s acoustic era.AI summary
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- AI Try to Say "I Love You"
- BWherever You Are
Rabin with I Try to Say I Love You and Wherever You Are on Decca F78117.AI summary
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- AIt's gonna be you/A Boy & a Girl were dancing
- B(Mantovani)Her Name is Mary/Whistling under the Moon
Rabin in a four-part medley, performing 'It's gonna be you' and 'A Boy & a Girl were dancing' on one side and 'Her Name is Mary' with Mantovani and 'Whistling under the Moon' on the other. Label details are absent; the catalogue format suggests a 4-inch pressing or unusual configuration.AI summary
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- ALeave Us Leap
- BSwing Low, Sweet Chariot
Rabin on Parlophone F2240, with 'Leave Us Leap' and the spiritual 'Swing Low, Sweet Chariot'.AI summary
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- ALonesome Lane
- BOh! My Achin' Heart
Rabin was a British pianist and composer whose light orchestral and novelty pieces were recorded for Parlophone. This record showcases his interpretation of popular salon and comedy pieces.AI summary
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- AMy Guy's come back/Accentuate the Positive
- BBoston Bounce/We've got Something
Rabin on Decca MW322, a medley series. The artist is unidentified and the catalogue number suggests a wartime or post-war pressing.AI summary
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- AMy Song goes round the World
- B(Mantovani)Play to me Gypsy
Rabin on Homocord HR67, performing two violin pieces with orchestral accompaniment. Homocord was a German-affiliated label; the artist is not documented in standard references.AI summary
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- AMy Song goes round the World/Lou'siana Lullaby
- B(Barnstormers)This Town's too quiet/T'aint
Rabin, possibly a continental or émigré musician, recorded 'My Song goes round the World'/'Lou'siana Lullaby' and 'This Town's too quiet'/'T'aint' on an early 4-inch format record without a label name visible.AI summary
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- AThat's another Scottish Story
- BFive and Twenty Soldiers and a Nurse
Rabin performs two Scottish comic pieces, 'That's Another Scottish Story' and 'Five and Twenty Soldiers and a Nurse', on the unfamiliar 'HomHR' label.AI summary
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- AThat's another Scottish Story/Just making Conversation
- BWhen he tries to kiss her by the Duck Pond/Five and twenty Soldiers and a Nurse
Rabin credited with what appear to be Scottish novelty or comic titles; no label printed and catalogue '4in178' suggests a non-standard or private pressing or a defect in the record's identification.AI summary
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- AThere's a new Day coming/Lay your Head on my Shoulder
- B(Lipton)Oh Johanna/If you say yes Cherie
Rabin performing medleys on a 4-inch record (catalogue 4in1 66), label unknown. The format is unusual for the 78rpm era and suggests either a novelty pressing or a non-standard British release.AI summary
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- AWhen Day Is
- BHoneysuckle Rose
Rabin on Decca F 7856, performing two jazz standards of the 1930s–1940s era.AI summary
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- AWhen the King goes by/Goodnight but not goodbye
- B(Star)All over Italy/Stormy Weather
Rabin and a credited ensemble recorded 'When the King goes by/Goodnight but not goodbye' and 'All over Italy/Stormy Weather' (credited to Star) on an unidentified label, catalogue 4in1 48; no label or catalogue number is recorded, making identification and valuation uncertain.AI summary
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- AWhere the Bluebells and the Heather Grow Together
- BYou're Mine
Rabin with Where the Bluebells and the Heather Grow Together and You're Mine on Decca F8143.AI summary
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- AWho?
- BThe Blue Room
Rabin with Who? and The Blue Room on Decca F7800.AI summary
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- AWhy was I born
- B(Band)Don't ever leave me
Rabin on Cine Records, catalogue 16, performing 'Why was I born' and 'Don't ever leave me' (with band), a vocal recording from the late 1920s or early 1930s. Cine was a minor British label.AI summary
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- AWishing Waltz
- BWhispering
Rabin with Wishing Waltz and Whispering on Parlophone F2284.AI summary
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- AYou Were Meant
- BRosalie
Rabin performing 'You Were Meant' and 'Rosalie' for Decca. The artist identity and recording context are unclear from the catalogue information.AI summary
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- AYoung and healthy/What a perfect Combination
- BMantovani)Play Fiddle play/Conchita
Rabin on an unidentified label, catalogue 4in1 35, performing medley selections in a multi-track format from the 1920s–30s.AI summary