Alfred Bryan (1871-1958)
Last updated: 04.06.21
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.
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And Then | Piano, Voice | Alfred Bryan (Music) |
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And Then | Piano, Voice | Alfred Bryan (Music) |
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Are You Sincere? | Piano, Voice | Alfred Bryan (Music) |
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Childhood | Piano, Voice | Alfred Bryan (Music) |
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Grandma | Piano, Voice | Alfred Bryan (Music) |
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Peg O'My Heart | Piano, Voice | Alfred Bryan (Music) |
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Rainbow | Piano, Voice | Alfred Bryan (Music) |
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Stingy Kid | Piano, Voice | Alfred Bryan (Music) |
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Summer Reminds Me of You | Piano, Voice | Alfred Bryan (Music) |
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Sweet Sixteens | Piano, Voice | Alfred Bryan (Music) |
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There Was a Time | Piano, Voice | Alfred Bryan (Music) |
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Wee, Wee, Marie | Piano, Voice | Alfred Bryan (Music) |
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When It's Night-Time Down in Burgundy | Piano, Voice | Alfred Bryan (Music) |
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Winter | Piano, Voice | Alfred Bryan (Music) |
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⇑You'll Do the Same Thing Over Again | Piano, Voice | Alfred Bryan (Music) |
This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 22 works by Alfred Bryan (1871-1958).
It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys: ER
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| Lad Who Went to War, A (w&m) | 1905 |  |
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| Down in the Old Cherry Orchard | 1907 | S. R. Henry (words) | |
| You'll Do the Same Thing Over Again | 1911 | Albert Gumble (words) Beth Tate (sung by) |
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| Supposing I Make You Wait 'til We Get Married (w&m) | 1912 | Tempest & Sunshine (sung by) | |
| If I Were the Ocean and You Were the Shore | 1914 | Jack Wells (co-author) | |
| Over the Top | 1917 | Jack Wells (words) Pete Wendling (words) |
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| American Beauty | 1918 | Bea Curtis (sung by) | |
| Girls of France | 1918 | Edgar Lesie (co-author) Harry Ruby (co-author) |
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| If You're Crazy About the Women You're Not Crazy at All (w&m) | 1918 | Edgar Leslie (co-author) Harry Ruby (co-author) |
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| When Alexander Takes His Ragtime Band to France | 1918 | Cliff Hess (co-author) Edgar Leslie (co-author) Billie Burke (sung by) Belle Baker (sung by) |
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| Round on the End and High in the Middle, O-Hi-O (w&m) | 1922 | Bert Hanlon (co-author) Frances White (sung by) |
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| ⇑ Song of India, A (w&m) | 1922 | by N. Rimsky Korsakow. English Version by Alfred Bryan | |
| Blue Bonnet - You Make Me Feel Blue (w&m) | 1926 | Pete Wendling (co-author) Harry Richman (co-author) Mitchell Bros (sung by) |
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| There's a Blue Ridge 'round My Heart, Virginia | 1926 | ra Shuster1 (words) | |
| Red Lips, Kiss My Blues Away (w&m) | 1927 | James V. Monaco (co-author) Pete Wendling (words) Kramer Twins (sung by) Cogert & Motto (sung by) |
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| I'd Like to Ride Away to a Little Hide-Away | 1928 | Al Hoffman (words) Pete Wendling (words) |
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| In the Sweet Bye and Bye | 1928 | Pete Wendling (co-author) Francis Wheeler (co-author) |
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| Laughing Water, Stop Your Crying | 1928 | Pete Wendling (words) Francis Wheeler (words) |
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| Pagan Moon | 1931 | Al Dubin (co-author) Joe Burke (co-author) |
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| It's an Old Fashioned World After All | 1934 | George W Meye (co-author) Pete Wendling (co-author) |
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| Dolly Doolittle | 1939 | Doris Fisher (co-author) Fred Fisher (co-author) |
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| We'll Always Have Pearl Harbor (w&m) | 1941 | William Raskin (co-author) Gerald Marks (co-author) |
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