Roaring 1920s: Titina - Bob Haring & His Orchestra, 1925
Bob Haring & his orchestra - Manhattan (1925)
Louise-Bob Haring Orchestra 1929
Red Hot Mamma - Bob Haring and His Orchestra
1931 Bob Haring (as ‘Dan Ritchie’) - It Must Be True (Dick Robertson, vocal)
1929 Bob Haring - Do Ya’ Love Me? (Just A Tiny Bit, Do Ya’?) (Irving Kaufman, vocal)
Sadie O'Brady - Bob Haring and His Orchestra
1930 Bob Haring - Just Like In A Story Book (Scrappy Lambert, vocal)
BETTY CO-ED - Bob Haring & his Orchestra - 1930 Brunswick Record
A Night In May | Bob Haring & His Orchestra (Vocal Frank Munn As Oliver Smith) | 1929
Bob Haring & His Orchestra - Pagan Love Song 1929
1930 Bob Haring - I’m In The Market For You (Scrappy Lambert, vocal)
Charles Lawman WHEN YOUR LOVER HAS GONE - BOB HARING & HIS ORCH
I'm On A Diet Of Love by Bob Haring and His Orchestra, 1930
"My Sin" Fox-Trot (1929) Bob Haring
Bob Haring & His Orchestra "Red Hot Mama" Cameo 562 (1924) also spelt "Red Hot Mamma" 20s dance band
Bob Haring - How Am I To Know (Scrappy Lambert)
1929 Bob Haring - (With You) Where You Are (unidentified vocalist)
Bob Haring I Love You So Much
After We Kiss - Bob Haring with Frank Munn (Lane's Dance Orchestra) - Lincoln Records 2628
