Henry W. Armstrong (1879-1951)
Last updated: 07.08.18
According to the Internet source given below, Henry W. [Harry] Armstrong was an American boxer, booking agent, producer, singer, pianist and composer. He was born in Sommerville, Massachusetts and died in, New York. During World War One, he performed in hospitals and went on to appear in night clubs, radio and near the end of his life, even on TV. His greatest hit was Sweet Adeline, in 1903 with Richard H. Gerard, whilst in Britain generations of pub "singers" and maudlin bathroom wannabes murdered his You're my heart's desire, I love you Nellie Dean (1905). A Tin Pan Alley writer, he made his mark in the ragtime world with The Frisco Rag (1909).
Henry W. Armstrong (1879-1951) has at least 24 item(s) at the Amazons which you can order on-line by clicking the item's order icon.
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Arabella Music by Henry W. Armstrong. Words by: Bartley C. Costello.
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 Can't You See I'm Lonely - SongMusic by Henry W Armstrong. Words by: Felix F. Feist.
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Dew Drops By Henry W. Armstrong.
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Driving Home the Cows From Pasture By Henry W. Armstrong, Co-Author: Billy Clark.
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 Follow the Crowd on a SundayMusic by Henry W. Armstrong. Words by: James L. Morrison.
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 The Frisco RagBy Henry W. Armstrong.
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A Good Ice Cream Soda For Mine Song Music by Henry W Armstrong. Words by: Felix F. Feist.
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Goodbye Eyes of Blue Music by Henry W. Armstrong. Words by: Jay J. Walker.
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I'd Like a Girl Like You Music by Henry W. Armstrong. Words by: Jos. Mittenthal.
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If You'd Only Let Me Try Song Music by Henry W Armstrong. Words by: Felix F. Feist.
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In the Golden Autumn Days Sweet Jennie Ray Music by Henry W. Armstrong. Words by: Ed. Gardenier.
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Just a Line From Jennie Music by Henry W. Armstrong. Words by: Will H. Heelan.
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Lingering Love Music by Henry W. Armstrong. Words by: Dave Reed.
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Miss Dinah Music by Henry W. Armstrong. Words by: Bartley C. Costello.
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My Merry Irish Widow Song Music by Henry W Armstrong. Words by: Felix F. Feist.
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Rianza Waltzes By Henry W. Armstrong.
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A Rose of Plymouth Town Music by Henry W. Armstrong. Words by: Will A. Heelan.
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 Shaky EyesMusic by Henry W. Armstrong. Words by: Billy Clark.
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 Slip Your Glad Rags on and Come With Me!Music by Henry W. Armstrong. Words by: Harry B. Lester, Billy Clark.
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Tales the Moon Could Tell Music by Henry W. Armstrong. Words by: Harry D. Kerr.
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When You Have Time and Money Music by Henry W. Armstrong. Words by: Richard H. Gerard.
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When You've Won the Only Girl You Love Music by Henry W. Armstrong. Words by: Billy Clark.
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 You're My Heart's Desire, I Love You Nellie DeanWords and Music by Henry W. Armstrong.
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 You're the Flower of My Heart, Sweet AdelineMusic by Henry W. Armstrong. Words by: Richard H. Gerard.
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| DBE681 | Baby Doll (1908) - Song T(A)/T/B/B/GB(B)/V(OT), approx. 3 mins. |
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| DBE682 | The Chimes (1912) - Reverie D/A+D/T+A/B+T/B/GB(B)+S, approx. 4½ mins. |
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| DBE683 | Follow the Crowd on a Sunday (1904) - Song T/T/B/B/GB(B), approx. 4 mins. |
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| DBE684 | The Frisco Rag (1909) A/T/T/B+T/B/GB(B), approx. 3½ mins. |
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This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 37 works by Henry W. Armstrong (1879-1951). It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Key: Items on hold
| I Wonder What George Washington Would Say (1902) | Baby Doll (1908)  Co-Author: Clark |
Just a Line From Jennie (1902)  Words by: Will H. Heelan | A Good Ice Cream Soda For Mine (1908) Words by: Felix F. Feist |
| Miss Dinah (1903) Words by: Bartley C. Costello | I Could Learn to Love You (1908) Words by: Felix F. Feist |
| A Rose of Plymouth Town (1903) Words by: Will A. Heelan | I'd Like a Girl Like You (1908) Words by: Jos. Mittenthal |
| When You Have Time and Money (1903) Words by: Richard H. Gerard | If You'd Only Let Me Try (1908) Words by: Felix F. Feist |
| You're the Flower of My Heart, Sweet Adeline (1903) Words by: Richard H. Gerard | My Merry Irish Widow (1908) Words by: Felix F. Feist |
| Dew Drops (1904) | The Frisco Rag (1909) |
| Follow the Crowd on a Sunday (1904) Words by: James L. Morrison | I Love My Wife, But Oh You Kids (1909) |
| Arabella (1905) Words by: Bartley C. Costello | Rianza Waltzes (1909) |
| Can't You See I'm Lonely (1905) | Shaky Eyes (1909) Words by: Billy Clark |
| Can't You See I'm Lonely - Song (1905) Words by: Felix Feist | When You've Won the Only Girl You Love (1909) Words by: Billy Clark |
| Goodbye Eyes of Blue (1905) Words by: Jay J. Walker | Slip Your Glad Rags on and Come With Me! (1910) Words by: Harry B. Lester, Billy Clark |
| In the Golden Autumn Days Sweet Jennie Ray (1905) Words by: Ed. Gardenier | Driving Home the Cows From Pasture (1911) Co-Author: Billy Clark |
| Tales the Moon Could Tell (1905) Words by: Harry D. Kerr | Fanatic Rag (1911) |
| The Twilight (1905) Words by: L. Roland Jones | Lingering Love (1911) Words by: Dave Reed |
| You're My Heart's Desire, I Love You Nellie Dean (1905) Words & Music: Armstrong | The Chimes (1912) |
| Maryland My Maryland (1906) Words by: Jos. Mittenthal | I Love You Just the Same, Sweet Adeline (1919) Words & Music: Armstrong Co-Author: Clarence Gaskill |
| When the Evening Twilight Bids the Day Good-Bye (1906) Words by: Bartley C. Costello | Only a Flower by the Wayside (?) Words by: Arthur J. Lamb |
| If I Had a Thousand Hearts I'd Send Them All to You (1907) Words by: Jos. Mittenthal |
