Alfred Bryan (1871-1958)
Last updated: 17.10.18
According to the Internet source given below, Alfred Bryan was a Canadian songwriter born in Ontario. A prolific and prominent lyricist of early Tin Pan Alley, he collaborated with some of the best composers including Percy Wenrich and Fred Fisher . His most enduring piece is Peg O' My Heart (1913) which he wrote with Fred Fisher. Some of his other works include Rainbow (1908) and It's A Cute Little Way Of My Own (1917) sung by Anna Held in Follow Me.
This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 18 works by Alfred Bryan (1871-1958). It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Key: Electronic Resource Items
| Title | Year | Co-Author | Words By | Remarks |
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| A Lad Who Went to War | 1905 | Words & Music by Bryan |  |
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| Supposing I Make You Wait 'til We Get Married | 1912 | Words & Music by Bryan | |
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| If I Were the Ocean and You Were the Shore | 1914 | Jack Wells | |
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| Over the Top | 1917 | Jack Wells, Pete Wendling | |
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| American Beauty | 1918 | M. K Jerome, Edgar Leslie | |
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| If You're Crazy About the Women You're Not Crazy at All | 1918 | Edgar Leslie, Harry Ruby | |
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| When Alexander Takes His Ragtime Band to France | 1918 | Cliff Hess, Edgar Leslie | |
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| Round on the End and High in the Middle, O-Hi-O | 1922 | Bert Hanlon | |
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| A Song of India | 1922 | Words & Music by Bryan | by N. Rimsky Korsakow. English Version by Alfred Bryan |
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| Blue Bonnet - You Make Me Feel Blue | 1926 | Pete Wendling, Harry Richman | |
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| Red Lips, Kiss My Blues Away | 1927 | James V. Monaco | Pete Wendling | |
| I'd Like to Ride Away to a Little Hide-Away | 1928 | Al Hoffman, Pete Wendling | |
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| In the Sweet Bye and Bye | 1928 | Pete Wendling, Francis Wheeler | |
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| Laughing Water, Stop Your Crying | 1928 | Pete Wendling, Francis Wheeler | |
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| It's an Old Fashioned World After All | 1934 | George W Meye, Pete Wendling | |
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| ⇑ Dolly Doolittle | 1939 | Doris Fisher, Fred Fisher | |
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| We'll Always Have Pearl Harbor | 1941 | William Raskin, Gerald Marks | |
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| There's a Blue Ridge 'round My Heart, Virginia | ? |