David Braham (1838-1905)
Last updated: 06.08.21
All that can presently (June 2020) be gleaned from sheet music covers and by internet searching is that David Braham has 39 works published between 1868 and 1894.
Of ragtime interest is Walking For Dat Cake (1877) published by Wm. A. Pond & Co., New York, USA.
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Of ragtime interest is Walking For Dat Cake (1877) published by Wm. A. Pond & Co., New York, USA.
Surfers are welcome to contribute information about this composer.
This list is arranged by title and contains 3 lyrics written by David Braham. The lyrics/monologues and *.pdf files have been kindly compiled by monologues.co.uk/musichall
| Title | Attribution | Remarks |
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Hush! Hush!! Hush!!! Here Comes the Broker's Man | David Braham (music) George Dance (words) C. Coborn (sung by) |
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Maggie Murphy's Flat | David Braham (words & music) G.W. Hunter (sung by) |
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Maggie Murphy's Home | David Braham (music) Edward Harrigan (words) Jenny Hill (sung by) |
This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 42 works by David Braham (1838-1905).
It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys: (w&m)
| Title | Year | Attribution | Remarks |
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| Lingard Quadrille, The | 1868 |  |
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| Over the Hill to the Poor House | 1871 | George L. Catlin (words) | |
| Mulligan Guard. Quadrille, The | 1874 | ||
| Skid-More Guard., The | 1874 | William Carter (co-author) Ed Harrigan (words) |
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| Ginger Blues | 1876 | Edward Harrigan (words) | |
| Slavery Days | 1876 | ||
| Walking For Dat Cake | 1877 | Ed Harrigan (words) | |
| Babies on Our Block, The | 1879 | Edward Harrigan (words) | |
| Skidmore Fancy Ball, The | 1879 | |
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| Hang the Mulligan Banner Up | 1880 | Edward Harrigan (words) | |
| I'll Wear the Trousers, Oh! | 1880 | Edward Harrigan (words) |  |
| ⇑ Dip Me in De Golden Sea | 1881 | ||
| John Riley's Always Dry | 1881 | Edward Harrigan (words) | |
| Paddy Duffy's Cart | 1881 | Edward Harrigan (words) | |
| Charleston Blues, The | 1882 | Edward Harrigan (words) | |
| My Dad's Dinner Pail | 1883 | Edward Harrigan (words) | |
| Title | Year | Attribution | Remarks |
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| Two More to Come | 1883 | Edward Harrigan (words) | |
| Man That Knows It All | 1884 | ||
| Aldermanic Board, The | 1885 | ||
| Never Take the Horse-Shoe From the Door (w&m) | 1887 | Edward Harrigan (co-author) | |
| Old Barn Floor, The | 1887 | Edward Harrigan (words) | |
| Paddy and His Sweet Potteen | 1889 | ||
| Great Four Hundred, The | 1890 | Edward Harrigan (words) | |
| Hush! Hush!! Hush!!! Here Comes the Broker's Man (w&m) | 1890 | Warwick Williams (co-author) George Dance (words) C. Coborn (sung by) |
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| I've Come Home to Stay | 1890 | Edward Harrigan (words) | |
| Jim Jam Sailors Superfine | 1890 | Edward Harrigan (words) | |
| Maggie Murphy's Home | 1890 | Edward Harrigan (words) Jenny Hill (sung by) |
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| ⇑ Taking in the Town | 1890 | Edward Harrigan (words) | |
| Uncle Reilly | 1890 | Edward Harrigan (words) | |
| Here Comes the Bogie Man | 1890c | ||
| Danny by My Side | 1891 | Edward Harrigan (words) | |
| Knights of the Mystic Star | 1891 | Edward Harrigan (words) |
| Title | Year | Attribution | Remarks |
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| Last of the Hogans: Lanciers, The | 1891 | Edward Harrigan (words) | |
| Maggie Murphy's Flat | 1891 | J S Evalo (words) G.W. Hunter (sung by) |
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| Take a Day Off, Mary Ann | 1891 | Edward Harrigan (words) | |
| Whist! the Bogie Man | 1891 | Edw. Harrigan (words) | |
| Callahan's Gang | 1893 | Edward Harrigan (words) | |
| Little Daughter Nell | 1893 | Edward Harrigan (words) | |
| Sergeant Hickey of the G.A.R | 1893 | Edward Harrigan (words) | |
| Sunny Side of Thompson Street, The | 1893 | Edward Harrigan (words) | |
| They Never Tell All What They Know | 1893 | Edward Harrigan (words) | |
| Girl That's Up to Date, The | 1894 | Edward Harrigan (words) |