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| Another trio with Campbell and Burr (featuring “Meet Me in Blossom Time” by Oakland-Campbell-Burr) | Will Oakland | 1954 | Jubilee | |
| Days with Cohan and Harris Minstrels and Primrose’s Minstrels (featuring “Evalyne” by Oakland and Murray) | Will Oakland | 1954 | Jubilee | |
| Dockstader Minstrels (featuring “Sing Rock-a-Bye Baby to Me”) | Will Oakland | 1954 | Jubilee | |
| Duets with Billy Murray (featuring “Just for Tonight” by Oakland and Murray) | Will Oakland | 1954 | Jubilee | |
| Farewell and thanks | Will Oakland | 1954 | Jubilee | |
| Greetings and early years (featuring “Silver Threads Among the Gold”) | Will Oakland | 1954 | Jubilee | |
| The Heidelberg Quintet (featuring “Emmett’s Lullaby” by Heidelberg Quintet) | Will Oakland | 1954 | Jubilee | |
| Making old records (featuring “When You and I Were Young, Maggie”) | Will Oakland | 1954 | Jubilee | |
| “Modern” tempo (featuring “My Little Lovin’ Sugar Babe” by Heidelberg Quintet) | Will Oakland | 1954 | Jubilee | |
| One for the ages (featuring “Danny Boy”) | Will Oakland | 1954 | Jubilee | |
| The Original “Three Tenors” (featuring “Everything Reminds Me of That Old Sweetheart of Mine” by Oakland?Campbell?Burr) | Will Oakland | 1954 | Jubilee | |
| Reminiscing about Minstrel Days | Will Oakland | ca. 1954 | Monarchs of Minstrelsy | |
| Why Will Oakland records are hard to find | Will Oakland | 1954 | Jubilee | |
| Will Oakland in the present day (featuring “The Sunshine of Your Smile”) | Will Oakland | 1954 | Jubilee | |
| William F. Hooley, bass singer (featuring “When the Rainbow Shines Bright at the Morn” by William F. Hooley and Male Quartet) | Will Oakland | 1954 | Jubilee |