| Title | Year | Words | Music | 
  | Old Folks at Home [aka Swanee River] | 1851 | Stephen Collins Foster | Stephen Collins Foster | 
  | Angel Gabriel (End Song) | 1875 | Frank Dumont | James E. Stewart | 
  | Angels, Meet Me at the Cross Roads | 1875 | William Shakespeare Hays | William Shakespeare Hays | 
  | The Little Old Cabin in the Lane (Song and Chorus) | 1871 | William Shakespeare Hays | William Shakespeare Hays | 
  | Susan Jane | 1871 | William Shakespeare Hays | William Shakespeare Hays | 
  | The Yaller Gal That Winked at Me | 1867 | anon. | A. M. Hernandez | 
  | Ole Shady; or The Song of the Contraband | 1861 | Benjamin Russell Hanby | Benjamin Russell Hanby | 
  | Darling Nelly Gray | 1856 | Benjamin Russell Hanby | Benjamin Russell Hanby | 
  | The Little Brown Jug | 1869 | Joseph Eastburn Winner | Joseph Eastburn Winner | 
  | Twinkling Stars Are Laughing, Love | 1855 | John P. Ordway | John P. Ordway | 
  | Listen to the Mocking Bird [17 Apr.] | 1855 | Septimus Winner (using the pseud. of Alice Hawthorne) | Melody by Richard Milburn; Arr. by Septimus Winner (using the pseud. of Alice Hawthorne) | 
  | Dixie's Land | 1860 | anon. | Daniel Decatur Emmett; Arr. by W. L. Hobbs | 
  | Ellee Rhee, or Carry Me Back to Tennessee | 1865 | Adapted by Septimus Winner | Arr. by Septimus Winner | 
  | I Want to See the Old Home (Song and Chorus) | 1873 | Frank Dumont | James E. Stewart | 
  | Lilly Dale | 1852 | H. S. Thompson | H. S. Thompson | 
  | Gentle Annie | 1856 | Stephen Collins Foster | Stephen Collins Foster | 
  | Early in De Mornin' | 1877 | William Shakespeare Hays | William Shakespeare Hays | 
  | Good Sweet Ham (End Song) | 1873 | Henry Hart | Melody by Henry Hart; Arr. by James E. Stewart | 
  | Oh! Sam (A Famous Minstrel Song) | 1872 | William Shakespeare Hays | William Shakespeare Hays | 
  | Folks That Put on Airs | 1858 | H. Angelo | William H. Coulston | 
  | Rosa Lee, or "Don't Be Foolish Joe" | 1847 | anon. | anon. | 
  | De History ob de World (from the Popular Extravaganza of Buffalo Gals at the Adelphi) | 1847 | anon. | anon.; Arr. by T. Contreso | 
  | In the Louisiana Lowlands | 1859 | anon. | anon. | 
  | The Virginia Rose Bud (Song and Chorus) | 1849 | anon. | F. H. Kavanaugh | 
  | Oh! I'se So Wicked | 1854 | G. C. Howard | G. C. Howard | 
  | Trabling Back to Georgia | 1874 | Arthur W. French | Charles D. Blake | 
  | Old Uncle Ned | 1848 | Stephen Collins Foster | Stephen Collins Foster | 
  | Oh! Susanna | 1848 | Stephen Collins Foster | Stephen Collins Foster | 
  | Nancy Till (Written for White's Serenaders) | 1851 | anon. | anon. | 
  | Jordan Is a Hard Road to Trable | 1853 | anon. | Daniel Decatur Emmett | 
  | Farewell my Lilly Dear | 1851 | Stephen Collins Foster | Stephen Collins Foster | 
  | "Gwine to Run All Night" or De Camptown Races | 1850 | Stephen Collins Foster | Stephen Collins Foster | 
  | Adolphus Morning Glory | 1868 | J. B. Murphy, of St. Louis | David Braham | 
  | Nelly Bly | 1850 | Stephen Collins Foster | Stephen Collins Foster | 
  | Root, Hog, or Die | 1856 | anon. | anon. | 
  | Angelina Baker | 1850 | Stephen Collins Foster | Stephen Collins Foster | 
  | Piccayune Butler (sung by the Virginia Minstrels) | 1847 | anon. | anon. | 
  | The Alabama Blossoms (Song and Dance) | 1874 | Frank Dumont | Melody by Frank Dumont; Arr. by James E. Stewart | 
  | Balm of Gilead | 1861 | anon. | anon.; Arr. by H. T. Bryant | 
  | Good Bye, Liza Jane | 1871 | anon. | anon.; Arr. by Eddie Fox | 
  | Settin' On A Rail; or, Raccoon Hunt | 1837 | anon. | anon. | 
  | Nicodemus Johnson | 1865 | J. B. Murphy | J. B. Murphy | 
  | Jim Along Josey | 1840 | Edward Harper | Edward Harper? | 
  | Zip Coon | 1834 | George Washington Dixon, George Nichols or Bob Farrell? | George Washington Dixon, George Nichols or Bob Farrell? | 
  | Old Bob Ridley | 1855 | Charles White | Charles White | 
  | Melinda May | 1851 | Stephen Collins Foster | Stephen Collins Foster | 
  | A Little More Cider (as sung by the Fellow's Minstrels) | 1852 | anon. | anon.; Arr. by Austin Hart | 
  | I Seen Her at de Window | c1840s | anon. | anon. | 
  | Buffalo Gals (compare to Lubly Fan Will You Cum Out To Night?) | 1844 | anon. | Cool White | 
  | Carry Me Back to Old Virginia | 1848 | anon. | anon.; Arr. by Edwin Pearce Christy, 1815-1862 | 
  | Mary Blane | 1847 | F. C. German | Charles T. White; Arr. by J. H. Howard | 
  | Ella Ree | 1853 | Charles E. Steuart | James W. Porter | 
  | Roll Out! Heave Dat Cotton | 1877 | William Shakespeare Hays | William Shakespeare Hays | 
  | Lucy Long | 1844 | anon. | anon. | 
  | Sing, Sing, Darkies, Sing | c1844 | anon. | anon. | 
  | Dearest Mae (As sung by the Harmoneons) | 1848 | Francis Lynch | L. V. H. Crosby | 
  | De Boatman Dance (Sung by the Ethiopian Serenaders) | 1843 | Daniel Decatur Emmett | Daniel Decatur Emmett | 
  | Sally Come Up | 1862 | T. Ramsey | E. W. Mackney; Arr. by Frederick Buckley | 
  | Old Dan Tucker | 1843 | Daniel Decatur Emmett | Daniel Decatur Emmett | 
  | Clare de Kitchen (Song) | 1832 | Thomas Dartmouth (Daddy) Rice | Thomas Dartmouth (Daddy) Rice | 
  | Gideon's Band (sung in the Musical Extravaganza of Mazeppa) | 1861 | anon. | anon.; Arr. by Charles R. Dodsworth | 
  | Lucy Neal | 1844 | James Sanford | James Sanford | 
  | Jingle Bells or The One Horse Open Sleigh [16 Sep.] | 1857 | James Pierpont | James Pierpont | 
  | Dandy Jim of Caroline | 1843 | Silas Sexton Steele | J. Richard ("Ole Bull") Myers | 
  | Oh! Dat Watermelon | 1874 | Luke Schoolcraft | Luke Schoolcraft; Arr. by John Braham | 
  | Poor Old Uncle Rufe | 1876 | Harry Bloodgood | Melody by James Maas; Arr. by John Braham | 
  | Babylon Is Fallen! (Sequel to "Kingdom Coming") | 1863 | Henry Clay Work | Henry Clay Work | 
  | In the Morning By the Bright Light (A Famous End Song) | 1879 | James Allen Bland | James Allen Bland | 
  | The Old Home Aint What It Used to Be (companion song to The Old Folks at Home as sung by the original Georgia Minstrels) | 1872 | Charles A. White | Charles A. White | 
  | I'se Gwine Back to Dixie | 1874 | Charles A. White | Charles A. White | 
  | Nelly Was a Lady | 1849 | Stephen Collins Foster | Stephen Collins Foster | 
  | My Old Kentucky Home, Good-Night | 1853 | Stephen Collins Foster | Stephen Collins Foster | 
  | De Gospel Raft | 1878 | Frank Dumont | Frank Dumont; Arr. by Charles Baker | 
  | De Golden Wedding | 1880 | James Allen Bland | James Allen Bland; Arr. by J. H. W. | 
  | Kingdom Coming! (The Year of Jubilo) | 1862 | Henry Clay Work | Henry Clay Work | 
  | Keep in de Middle ob de Road | 1878 | William Shakespeare Hays | William Shakespeare Hays | 
  | Hard Times Come Again No More | 1854 | Stephen Collins Foster | Stephen Collins Foster | 
  | Wake Nicodemus | 1864 | Henry Clay Work | Henry Clay Work | 
  | Shine On | 1874 | Luke Schoolcraft | Luke Schoolcraft; Arr. by John Braham | 
  | Poor Old Slave | 1851 | G. W. H. Griffin | G. W. H. Griffin; Arr. by E. M. F. | 
  | Old Dog Tray | 1853 | Stephen Collins Foster | Stephen Collins Foster | 
  | Oh! Boys, Carry Me 'Long | 1851 | Stephen Collins Foster | Stephen Collins Foster | 
  | Oh Dem Golden Slippers! (Song and Chorus) | 1879 | James Allen Bland | James Allen Bland; Arr. by F. Louis | 
  | Old Black Joe | 1860 | Stephen Collins Foster | Stephen Collins Foster | 
  | I'll Be Dar (Plantation Song) | 1875 | Charles Benedict | Charles Benedict | 
  | The Old Cabin Home | 1857 | T. Paine | T. Paine | 
  | Stop That Knocking at the Door | 1843 | Anthony F. Winnemore | Charles T. White | 
  | Tom-Big-Bee River, or The Gum Tree Canoe | 1847 | Silas Sexton Steele | Anthony F. Winneore | 
  | Jim Crow (A Comic Song) | 1829? | Thomas Dartmouth ("Daddy") Rice | Thomas Dartmouth ("Daddy") Rice | 
  | Walk, Jaw Bone (written expressly for Cool White) | 1844 | Silas Sexton Steele | Silas Sexton Steele | 
  | Jim Crack Corn [aka The Blue Tail Fly] | 1846 | Daniel Decatur Emmett? | Daniel Decatur Emmett? | 
  | Lubly Dine (Sung by the Virginia Serenaders) | 1844 | James Sanford | James Sanford | 
  | The Jolly Raftsman | 1844 | Andrew Evans | anon. |