Editing Les Paul (section)

===Singles===
*"[[It's Been a Long, Long Time]]"—[[Bing Crosby]] with Les Paul & His Trio (1945), #1 on Billboard Pop singles chart, 1 week, December 8
*"[[Rumors Are Flying]]"—[[The Andrews Sisters]] with Les Paul and Vic Schoen & His Orchestra (1946)
*"This Can't Be Love"//"Up And At 'Em"—The Les Paul Trio (1946), [[V-Disc]] 664A
*"[[Guitar Boogie (song)|Guitar Boogie]]" (1947)
*"[[Lover (When You're Near Me)]]" (1948)
*"[[Brazil (1939 song)|Brazil]]" (1948)
*"[[What Is This Thing Called Love?]]" (1948)
*"[[Suspicion (Les Paul song)|Suspicion]]"—as Rhubarb Red with Fos Carling (1948)
*"Nola" (1950)
*"Goofus" (1950)
*"Dry My Tears"/"Cryin{{'"}} (1950)
*"Little Rock Getaway" (1950/1951)
*"[[Tennessee Waltz]]"—Les Paul & Mary Ford (1950/1951), #1, Cashbox
*"[[Mockin' Bird Hill]]"—Les Paul & Mary Ford (1951), #1, Cashbox
*"[[How High The Moon]]"—Les Paul & Mary Ford (1951), #1, Billboard Pop singles chart, 9 weeks, April 21 – June 16; #1, Cashbox, 2 weeks; #2, R&B chart
*"I Wish I Had Never Seen Sunshine"—Les Paul & Mary Ford (1951)
*"[[The World Is Waiting for the Sunrise]]"—Les Paul & Mary Ford (1951), #2, Billboard; #3, Cashbox
*"Just One More Chance"—Les Paul & Mary Ford (1951)
*"Jazz Me Blues" (1951)
*"Josephine" (1951)
*"Whispering" (1951)
*"[[Jingle Bells]]" (1951)
*"[[Tiger Rag]]"—Les Paul & Mary Ford (1952), #2, Billboard; #8, Cashbox
*"I'm Confessin' (That I Love You)"—Les Paul & Mary Ford (1952)
*"[[Carioca (1933 song)|Carioca]]" (1952)
*"[[In the Good Old Summer Time|In the Good Old Summertime]]"—Les Paul & Mary Ford (1952)
*"Smoke Rings"—Les Paul & Mary Ford (1952)
*"[[Meet Mister Callaghan]]" (1952), #5, Billboard
*"Take Me in Your Arms and Hold Me"—Les Paul & Mary Ford (1952)
*"[[Lady of Spain (song)|Lady of Spain]]" (1952)
*"My Baby's Coming Home"—Les Paul & Mary Ford (1952)
*"[[Bye Bye Blues (song)|Bye Bye Blues]]"—Les Paul & Mary Ford (1953)
*"[[I'm Sitting on Top of the World]]"—Les Paul & Mary Ford (1953)
*"[[Sleep (1920s song)|Sleep]]" ([[Fred Waring]]'s theme song) (1953)
*"[[Vaya Con Dios (song)|Vaya Con Dios]]"—Les Paul & Mary Ford (1953), #1, Billboard Pop singles chart, 11 weeks, August 8 – October 3, November 7–14; #1, Cashbox, 5 weeks
*"Johnny (Is The Boy for Me)"—Les Paul & Mary Ford (1953), #15, Billboard; #25, Cashbox
*"[[Don'cha Hear Them Bells]]"—Les Paul & Mary Ford (1953), #13, Billboard; #28, Cashbox
*"[[The Kangaroo (song)|The Kangaroo]]" (1953), #25, Billboard; #23, Cashbox
*"I Really Don't Want To Know"—Les Paul & Mary Ford (1954)
*"I'm A Fool To Care"—Les Paul & Mary Ford (1954)
*"Whither Thou Goest"—Les Paul & Mary Ford (1954)
*"[[Mandolino (Les Paul instrumental)|Mandolino]]"—Les Paul & Mary Ford (1954), #19, Billboard
*"[[Song in Blue]]"—Les Paul & Mary Ford (1954), #17, Cashbox
*"Hummingbird"—Les Paul & Mary Ford (1955)
*"Amukiriki (The Lord Willing)"—Les Paul & Mary Ford (1955)
*"Magic Melody"—Les Paul & Mary Ford (1955)
*"Texas Lady"—Les Paul & Mary Ford (1956)
*"Moritat" (Theme from "Three Penny Opera") (1956)
*"Nuevo Laredo"—Les Paul & Mary Ford (1956)
*"Cinco Robles (Five Oaks)"—Les Paul & Mary Ford (1957)
*"Put a Ring on My Finger"—Les Paul & Mary Ford (1958)
*"All I Need Is You"—Les Paul & Mary Ford (1959)
*"Jura (I Swear I Love You)"—Les Paul & Mary Ford (1961)
*"[[Love Sneakin' Up on You]]"—Les Paul, Joss Stone & Sting (2005)