Joseph M. Daly (1891-)

Overview

According to the Internet source given below, Joseph M. Daly was an American songwriter, composer and publisher of popular music. Of ragtime interest is his well known and still recorded The Chicken Reel (1910). Less well known rags and pieces include Pitter-Patter Rag, Daly's Reel (1911), Turkey Trot (1912), The Cabaret Rag (1913) and Too Much Ginger (1913).

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Blue Eyes
Music by: Joseph M. Daly.

Publisher:	American Music Publishing Co.
Suppliers:
Printed: 1909.	Sheet Music.

Have I Made a Hit With You?
Music by: Joseph M. Daly.
Words by: Jos. Mittenthal

Publisher:	American Music Publishing Co.
Suppliers:
Printed: 1909.	Sheet Music.

Cylinders

	Title (Release Year)	Co-Author(s)	Performers	Issue


Too Much Ginger (1914)		National Promenade Band	Edison Blue Amberol: 2435
Miss Liberty (1910)		New York Military Band	Edison Standard Record: 10349
In the Heart of the City That Has No Heart (1914)		H. Burr Ada Jones	Edison Blue Amberol: 2336
Hail to the Stars and Stripes (1909)		Indestructible Military Band	Indestructible Record: 998
The Pussy Cat Rag (1914)	T.S. Allen	Ada Jones Peerless Quartet	Edison Blue Amberol: 2197
What D'ye Mean You Lost Yer Dog (1914)		Edward Meeker	Edison Blue Amberol: 2137
Chicken Reel - Song (1914)		Edward Meeker	Edison Blue Amberol: 2347
Daly's Reel (1917)		Van Eps' Banjo Orchestra	Edison Blue Amberol: 3236

MIDIs

	Title	Co-Author(s)	Sequencer


	At the Garbage Gentlemen's Ball (1914)		James Pitt-Payne
	Chicken Reel (1910)		James Pitt-Payne
	Chicken Reel - Song (1910)		Unknown
	Daly's Reel (1911)		James Pitt-Payne
	Good Fellowship (1912)		James Pitt-Payne
	Have I Made a Hit With You? (1909)		James Pitt-Payne
	If You Are No One's Sweetheart, Is There a Chance For Me? (1908)		James Pitt-Payne
	Pitter-Patter Rag (1910)		James Pitt-Payne
	Toot Your Horn Kid You're in a Fog (1910)		James Pitt-Payne
	What D'ye Mean You Lost Yer Dog (1913)		James Pitt-Payne

CDs

	Performer	CD Title	Supplier


	Brass Music CDs:
	New Columbian Brass Band	The Teddy Bears Picnic

	Title	Attribution	Instruments	Source	Remarks


Birth of a Nation (1915), The	J.M. Daly (music) T.S. Allen (words)	Piano, Voice	IMSLP Indiana
Blue Eyes (1909)	J.M. Daly (music) Joseph Mittenthal (words)	Piano, Voice	IMSLP
Boston School Cadets March (1901)	J.M. Daly (music)	Piano	Indiana
Cabaret Rag (1913), The	J.M. Daly (music)	Piano	IMSLP Indiana	Pub.
Chicken Reel (1910)	J.M. Daly (music)	Piano	IMSLP Indiana	Pub.
Chicken Reel - Song (1910)	J.M. Daly (music) Joseph Mittenthal (words) Ben Linn (perf.) Ben Linn (perf.)	Piano, Voice	IMSLP Sheet Music Singer	Pub.
Daly's Reel (1911)	J.M. Daly (music)	Piano	IMSLP	Pub.
⇑Full of Pep (1915)	J.M. Daly (music)	Piano	IMSLP	Pub.
Good Fellowship (1912)	J.M. Daly (music)	Piano	Indiana	Pub.
I'm All Dressed Up and No Place to Go (1913)	J.M. Daly (music) T.S. Allen (words) Gertie Purcell (perf.) Art Spaulding (perf.)	Piano, Voice	IMSLP Indiana	Pub.
In the Heart of the City That Has No Heart (1913)	J.M. Daly (music) T.S. Allen (words) Art Spaulding (perf.)	Piano, Voice	IMSLP	Pub.
It's the Three Leaves of Shamrock That's Calling Me Home (1915)	J.M. Daly (music) T.S. Allen (words)	Piano, Voice	Indiana	Pub.
Lady of the Lake (1923)	J.M. Daly (music) Mitchell Parish (words)	Piano, Voice	IMSLP
Miss Liberty (1909)	J.M. Daly (music)	Piano	IMSLP	Pub.
Pitter-Patter Rag (1910)	J.M. Daly (music)	Piano	IMSLP	Pub.
⇑Roses and Violets (1911)	J.M. Daly (w&m)	Piano, Voice	IMSLP	Pub.
Scented Roses (1909)	J.M. Daly (music)	Piano	Indiana	Pub.
Too Much Ginger (1913)	J.M. Daly (music) Evelyn Nesbit Thaw (perf.) Jack Clifford (perf.)	Piano	IMSLP	Pub.
Toot Your Horn Kid You're in a Fog (1910)	J.M. Daly (music) Jos. Mittenthal (words) A. Jolson (perf.) A. Jolson (perf.)	Piano, Voice	IMSLP Indiana	Pub.
Turkey Trot (1912)	J.M. Daly (music)	Piano	IMSLP Indiana	Pub.
What D'ye Mean You Lost Yer Dog (1913)	J.M. Daly (music) T.S. Allen (words) Carson & Brown (perf.) Si Jenks (perf.) Cooper & Eskill (perf.) Baby Zena Keife (perf.)	Piano, Voice	IMSLP Indiana Indiana Indiana
Yankee Tar (1913)	J.M. Daly (music)	Piano	IMSLP	Pub.

Works

This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 54 works by Joseph M. Daly (1891-). It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys: ER

(w&m)

1901-1910

Title	Year	Attribution	Remarks


Boston School Cadets March	1901
Face of My Sweet Marie, The	1905	Hugh P. McNally (words)
Just a Noisy Little Boy	1906	Thomas S. Allen (words)	Pub.
Our Gallant Boys	1906		Pub.
Rosebud	1906	Geo. F. Perkins (words)
That's the Tune They Play in Dixie Land	1907	John Baxter (perf.) Ben F. Loring (perf.)	Pub.
If You Are No One's Sweetheart, Is There a Chance For Me?	1908	Jos. Mittenthal (words) Amy Allyn (perf.) Libby Blondell (perf.)	Pub.
Somewhere There Is Someone I'd Like to Know	1908	Jos. Mittenthal (words) Marian Merrill (perf.)	Pub.
Sympathetic Sue	1908	R P Janette (words) Lucy Daly (perf.)	Pub.
Blue Eyes	1909	Joseph Mittenthal (words)
Hail to the Stars and Stripes	1909	Indestructible Military Band (perf.)
⇑ Have I Made a Hit With You?	1909	Jos. Mittenthal (words)	Pub.
John F. Fitzgerald March	1909	none1 (words)	Pub.
Miss Liberty	1909	New York Military Band (perf.)	Pub.
Scented Roses	1909		Pub.
Chicken Reel	1910		Pub.

1910-1913

Title	Year	Attribution	Remarks


Chicken Reel - Song	1910	Joseph Mittenthal (words) Ben Linn (perf.) Edward Meeker (perf.)
Just For a Dear Little Girl	1910	Thomas S. Allen (words)	Pub.
Pitter-Patter Rag	1910		Pub.
Toot Your Horn Kid You're in a Fog	1910	Jos. Mittenthal (words) Al Jolson (perf.) Jim Morton (perf.)	Pub.
Venetian Waters	1910		Pub.
When a Fellow Has a Sweethear, Life's a Song	1910	Jos Mittenthal (words)	Pub.
Daly's Reel	1911	Van Eps' Banjo Orchestra (perf.)	Pub.
Poinsettia	1911	Mae E. Davis (co-author)	Pub.
Roses and Violets (w&m)	1911		Pub.
That Daffy Rag	1911	Elias J. Marks (words)	Pub.
Bridal Roses	1912		Pub.
⇑ Good Fellowship	1912		Pub.
Turkey Trot	1912		Pub.
Cabaret Rag - Song, The	1913	Thomas S. Allen (words)	Pub.
Cabaret Rag, The	1913		Pub.
I'm All Dressed Up and No Place to Go	1913	Thomas S. Allen (words) Gertie Purcell (perf.) Art Spaulding (perf.)	Pub.

1913-1916

Title	Year	Attribution	Remarks


In the Heart of the City That Has No Heart	1913	Thomas S. Allen (words) Bennett Twins (perf.) Henry Burr (perf.) That Bostonian Four (perf.) Ada Jones (perf.) O'Neil & Sheridan (perf.) Gertie Purcell (perf.) Grotie Purcell (perf.) Zella Russell (perf.) Art Spaulding (perf.)
Just Wait Till We Get Home	1913	Jos. Mittenthal (words)	Pub.
Love Whispers (w&m)	1913		Pub.
Pussy Cat Rag, The (w&m)	1913	Thomas S. Allen (co-author) Ada Jones (perf.) Peerless Quartet (perf.)	Pub.
Stick to Your Mother Mary	1913	Thomas S. Allen (words) Gertie Purcell (perf.)	Pub.
Too Much Ginger	1913	Jack Clifford (perf.) National Promenade Band (perf.) Evelyn Nesbit Thaw (perf.)	Pub.
What D'ye Mean You Lost Yer Dog	1913	Thomas S. Allen (words) Carson & Brown (perf.) Cooper & Eskill (perf.) Si Jenks (perf.) Baby Zena Keife (perf.) Edward Meeker (perf.)
Yankee Tar	1913		Pub.
At the Garbage Gentlemen's Ball	1914	Thomas S. Allen (words)	Pub.
How Easy It Is to Remember	1914	Thomas S. Allen (words)	Pub.
Birth of a Nation, The	1915	Thomas S. Allen (words)	Pub.
⇑ Don't Tell the Folks You Saw Me	1915		Pub.
Full of Pep	1915		Pub.
It's the Three Leaves of Shamrock That's Calling Me Home	1915	Thomas S. Allen (words)	Pub.
My Honey Rose	1915	Thos. S. Allen (words)	Pub.
Muriel Waltzes	1916

1917-?

Title	Year	Attribution	Remarks


It's a Great Life if You Don't Weaken	1917	Arthur Spaulding (words)
Lady of the Lake	1923	Mitchell Parish (words)
Nothing Really Matters After All	1924	Neville Fleeson (words)
Fifth Ave	1936
Cock-Cock-A-Doodle	1942	Edgar Leslie (words)
Unconquered Hero, The	?

Videos

	Composer	Title	Performer


J.M. Daly	The Cabaret Rag (4:21)	Ragtime Dorian Henry
J.M. Daly	Daly's Reel (2:33)	Ragtime Dorian Henry
J.M. Daly	Fifth Ave (2:14)	Ragtime Dorian Henry
J.M. Daly	Chicken Reel (3:19)	Ragtime Dorian Henry
J.M. Daly	Full of Pep (4:52)	Ragtime Dorian Henry