Jack Pleasants (1875-1924)
Last updated: 26.04.24
| Title (Release Year) | Composer | Performers | Issue |
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Boss of the House (1910) | C.W. Murphy | Jack Pleasants | Edison Amberol: 12174 |
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The loss of this valuable resource is very sad and a mystery.
The loss of this valuable resource is very sad and a mystery.
| Title | Attribution | Remarks |
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| Come in and Cut Yourself a Piece of Cake | Alec Kendal (words & music) Jack Pleasants (perf.) |
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| Fourteen and Sixpence a Week | C.W. Murphy (music) Dan Lipton (words) Jack Pleasants (perf.) |
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| I Deserve a Good Slapping, I Do! | Alec Kendal (words & music) Jack Pleasants (perf.) |
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| I Said 'hooray' | Frederick Johnson Barnes (music) R.P. Weston (words) Jack Pleasants (perf.) |
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| I Said, Good-Bye | Ivor Novello (words & music) Jack Pleasants (perf.) |
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| I Shall Be a Bad Lad, 'liza Ann | C.W. Murphy (words & music) Jack Pleasants (perf.) |
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| I Shall Get in Such a Row When Martha Knows! | C.W. Murphy (music) Worton David (words) Jack Pleasants (perf.) |
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| I Shall Sulk! | C.W. Murphy (music) Dan Lipton (words) Jack Pleasants (perf.) |
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| I Thowt Mebbe I Would, an I Did | Ernest Melvin (words & music) Jack Pleasants (perf.) |
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| I Want to Be Pally With Everyone | Alec Kendal (music) Charles Ridgwell (words) Jack Pleasants (perf.) |
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| I Went A-Jazzing | Bert Lee (music) R.P. Weston (words) Jack Pleasants (perf.) |
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| ⇑I'll Be Cross, Arabella, I'll Be Cross | C.W. Murphy (music) Dan Lipton (words) Jack Pleasants (perf.) |
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| I'll Be Out in the Lifeboat All Night | C.W. Murphy (music) Dan Lipton (words) Harry Bluff (perf.) Jack Pleasants (perf.) |
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| I'm Learning a Song For Christmas | Robert P. Weston (music) Bert Lee (words) Jack Pleasants (perf.) |
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| I'm Shy Mary Ellen I'm Shy | George A. Stevens (music) Charles Ridgewell (words) Jack Pleasants (perf.) |
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| I'm the Black Sheep of the Flock | Robert P. Weston (music) Fred J. Barnes (words) Jack Pleasants (perf.) |
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| I'm Twenty-One To-Day | Alec Kendal (words & music) Jack Pleasants (perf.) Albert Whelan (perf.) |
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| It's My Bath Night, Tonight | Robert P. Weston (music) Bert Lee (words) Jack Pleasants (perf.) |
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| It's the First Time That I've Been in Love | C.W. Murphy (music) Dan Lipton (words) Jack Pleasants (perf.) |
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| I've Lost All Ambition in Life | Charles Ridgewell (words & music) Jack Pleasants (perf.) |
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| Just to Show Who Was Boss in the House | C.W. Murphy (words & music) Jack Pleasants (perf.) |
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| Let's Play Something That We All Know | Alec Kendal (words & music) Jack Pleasants (perf.) |
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| Liza Had Hold of My Hand! | Alec Kendal (words & music) Jack Pleasants (perf.) |
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| ⇑My Mother's So Particular With Me. | Frank Leo (words & music) Jack Pleasants (perf.) |
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| My New Hat | Worton David (music) C.W. Murphy (words) Jack Pleasants (perf.) |
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| Nobody Noticed Me | Clifford F. Grey (music) Bert Lee (words) Jack Pleasants (perf.) |
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| Oh! Dear Brethren, Oh! | Fred Cecil (music) Graham Squiers (words) Jack Pleasants (perf.) |
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| She Made Me Do It | Bert Lee (music) R.P. Weston (words) Jack Pleasants (perf.) |
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| She's Awfully Jealous of Me. | Frank Leo (words & music) Jack Pleasants (perf.) |
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| To Cheer Him Up and Help Him on His Way | Alec Kendal (words & music) Jack Pleasants (perf.) |
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| Twas Long Years Ago | Alf Ellerton (The Younger) (music) John A Glover-Kind (words) Alec Kendal (words) Jack Pleasants (perf.) |
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| Watching the Trains Come In | Frank Leo (words & music) Jack Pleasants (perf.) |
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| Watching the Trains Go Out | William Hargreaves (words & music) Jack Pleasants (perf.) |
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| We'd a Party at Our House | Jack Foley (words & music) Jack Pleasants (perf.) |
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| Where Do Flies Go in the Winter Time? | Frank Leo (music) Sam Mayo (words) Jack Pleasants (perf.) |
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| ⇑Why Do They Call Me Archibald? | Alec Kendal (music) Fred Godfrey (words) Jack Pleasants (perf.) |
The peformer is featured on 44 sheet music/recording covers. It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys: (w&m)
| Title | Composer | Attribution | Items |
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I Said 'hooray' (1909) | Frederick Johnson Barnes | R.P. Weston (words) | |
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She Makes Me Walk in Ragtime (1912) | Harry Castling | C W Murphy (words) | |
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Oh! Dear Brethren, Oh! (1921) | Fred Cecil | Graham Squiers (words) | |
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My New Hat (1922c) | Worton David | C.W. Murphy (words) | |
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Twas Long Years Ago (1915) | Alf Ellerton (The Younger) | John A GloverKind (words) Alec Kendal (words) |
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We'd a Party at Our House (1919.) | Jack Foley(w&m) | ||
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Oh! Why Did I F-Foller 'er About? (1915) | Harry Gifford | Huntley Trevor (words) | |
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Nobody Noticed Me (1918) | Clifford F. Grey | Bert Lee (words) | |
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Watching the Trains Go Out (1912) | William Hargreaves(w&m) | ||
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Liza Had Hold of My Hand! (1910) | Alec Kendal(w&m) | ||
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⇑Come in and Cut Yourself a Piece of Cake (1911) | Alec Kendal(w&m) | ||
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I Deserve a Good Slapping, I Do! (1911) | Alec Kendal(w&m) | ||
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I'm Twenty-One To-Day (1911) | Alec Kendal(w&m) | ||
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To Cheer Him Up and Help Him on His Way (1911) | Alec Kendal(w&m) | ||
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I'll Be Digging For Coal in the Mine (1912) | Alec Kendal(w&m) | ||
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Jack's Come Home To-Day (1912) | Alec Kendal(w&m) | ||
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Let's Play Something That We All Know (1912) | Alec Kendal(w&m) | ||
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I Want to Be Pally With Everyone (1913) | Alec Kendal | Charles Ridgwell (words) | |
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Why Do They Call Me Archibald? (1914) | Alec Kendal | Fred Godfrey (words) | |
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She Made Me Do It (1922c) | Bert Lee | R.P. Weston (words) | |
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I Went A-Jazzing (?) | Bert Lee | R.P. Weston (words) | |
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⇑Early Bird (1913), The | Frank Leo | ||
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My Mother's So Particular With Me. (1914) | Frank Leo(w&m) | ||
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She's Awfully Jealous of Me. (1914) | Frank Leo(w&m) | ||
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Watching the Trains Come In (1916) | Frank Leo(w&m) | ||
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Where Do Flies Go in the Winter Time? (1919) | Frank Leo | Sam Mayo (co-author) | |
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I Thowt Mebbe I Would, an I Did (1922) | Ernest Melvin(w&m) | ||
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Back to My Home in the Mountains (1918) | Billy Merson(w&m) | ||
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I'll Be Cross, Arabella, I'll Be Cross (1909) | C.W. Murphy | Dan Lipton (words) | |
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Boss of the House (1910) | C.W. Murphy(w&m) | |
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Fourteen and Sixpence a Week (1910) | C.W. Murphy | C.W. Murphy (words) | |
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I Shall Be a Bad Lad, 'liza Ann (1910) | C.W. Murphy(w&m) | ||
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⇑I Shall Sulk! (1910) | C.W. Murphy | Dan Lipton (words) | |
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It's the First Time That I've Been in Love (1910) | C.W. Murphy | Dan Lipton (words) | |
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Just to Show Who Was Boss in the House (1910) | C.W. Murphy(w&m) | ||
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I'll Be Out in the Lifeboat All Night (1911) | C.W. Murphy(w&m) | Dan Lipton (words) | |
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I Shall Get in Such a Row When Martha Knows! (1913) | C.W. Murphy | Worton David (words) | |
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I Said, Good-Bye (1918) | Ivor Novello | Ronald Jeans (words) | |
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I've Lost All Ambition in Life (1908) | Charles Ridgewell(w&m) | ||
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I Love to Go Butterfly-Catching (1910) | Charles Ridgewell | George A. Stevens (words) | |
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I'm Shy Mary Ellen I'm Shy (1910) | George A. Stevens | Charles Ridgewell (words) | |
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I'm the Black Sheep of the Flock (1912) | Robert P. Weston | Fred J. Barnes (words) | |
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I'm Learning a Song For Christmas (1916) | Robert P. Weston | Bert Lee (words) | |
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⇑It's My Bath Night, Tonight (1922) | Robert P. Weston | Bert Lee (words) |