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Blue and the Gray, The Introducing "The Sousa Girl." By: Paul Dresser.
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![]() By: Paul Dresser. Words by: George B Alexander.
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![]() By: Paul Dresser. Words by: Charles M Fischer.
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![]() By: Paul Dresser.
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![]() By: Paul Dresser.
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![]() By: Paul Dresser. Words by: Alfred James Dewey.
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Just Tell Them That You Saw Me | ||
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My Gal Sal | Louise Dresser (sung by) |
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Curse, The | 1887 | ![]() |
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Convict and the Bird :, The | 1888 | ![]() |
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Here Lies an Actor | 1888 | ![]() |
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I Long to Hear From Home | 1888 | ![]() |
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Always Show Respect, Joe | 1890 | ![]() |
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Band Played Annie Laurie, The | 1890 | ![]() |
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Blue and the Gray - Song, The (w&m) | 1890 | Richard J. José (sung by) | ![]() |
Did You Ever Hear a Nigger Say ''Wow''? | 1890 | ||
Little Fannie McIntyre | 1890 | ||
Lone Grave, The | 1890 | ![]() |
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There'll Be Weeping, There'll Be Wailing | 1890 | ||
⇑ You Spoke Unkindly to Your Mother, Jack | 1890 | ||
I'll Keep These Letters For Her Sake | 1891 | Julian Holmes (words) | ![]() |
Just to See Mother's Face Once Again | 1891 | ![]() |
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Pardon Came Too Late, The | 1891 | Peter Tranchell (words) | ![]() |
We've Not Met in Years | 1891 | ![]() |
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He Was a Soldier | 1892 | ![]() |
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I'm Going Far Away, Love | 1892 | ![]() |
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My Flag! My Flag! | 1892 | ![]() |
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There's a Ship | 1892 | ![]() |
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When Mother First Taught Me to Pray | 1892 | ||
He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not (w&m) | 1893 | ||
I Told Her the Same Old Story (w&m) | 1893 | ||
Once Ev'ry Year | 1894 | ||
Three Old Sports From Oklahoma | 1894 | ![]() |
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Battery, The | 1895 | Leo C Evans (words) | ![]() |
I Was Looking For My Boy | 1895 | ![]() |
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Just Tell Them That You Saw Me (w&m) | 1895 | ![]() |
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Don't Tell Her That You Love Her | 1896 | Joe M Woods (words) | ![]() |
Dream of My Boyhood's Days, A | 1896 | ![]() |
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He Brought Home Another | 1896 | Raymon Moore (words) | ![]() |
⇑ He Fought For the Cause He Thought Was Right | 1896 | Harry Sheldon (words) | ![]() |
Honest Little Dollar | 1896 | William McKinley (sung by) | |
I Wish That You Were Here To-Night | 1896 | Jay Hambidge (words) | ![]() |
I'se Your Nigger if You Wants Me Liza Jane | 1896 | Verona Jarbeau (sung by) | |
Say Yes, Love | 1896 | ![]() |
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Yes I'll Wait Awhile | 1896 | ![]() |
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Baby Slumbers | 1897 | ![]() |
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Don't Forget Your Old Parents at Home | 1897 | Charles M Fischer (words) | ![]() |
If You See My Sweetheart | 1897 | ![]() |
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In the Sweet Summer Time | 1897 | ![]() |
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Mother Told Me So | 1897 | Charles M Fischer (words) | ![]() ![]() |
On the Banks of the Wabash, Far Away (w&m) | 1897 | ![]() ![]() |
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Sailor's Grave by the Sea, A | 1897 | ![]() |
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You're Going Far Away, Lad | 1897 | ![]() |
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Come Tell Me What's Your Answer, Yes or No | 1898 | Theodore F Morse (words) | ![]() |
Every Night There's a Light | 1898 | ![]() |
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On the Shores of Havana, Far Away | 1898 | Andrew B. Sterling (words) | ![]() |
Our Country, May She Always Be Right, But Our Country, Right or Wrong | 1898 | ![]() |
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Path That Leads the Other Way, The | 1898 | ![]() |
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Perhaps You'll Regret Someday | 1898 | Theo F. Morse (words) | |
⇑ We Are Coming Cuba, Coming : | 1898 | ![]() |
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We Fight To-Morrow, Mother | 1898 | ![]() |
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You'se Just a Little Nigger, Still You'se Mine, All Mine | 1898 | Kitty Mitchell (sung by) Benjamin H. Jefferson (sung by) |
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Your God Comes First, Your Country Next, Then Mother Dear | 1898 | ![]() |
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Come Home Dewey, We Won't Do a Thing to You | 1899 | ![]() |
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I Wonder Where She Is To-Night? | 1899 | George B Alexander (words) | ![]() ![]() |
In Good Old New York Town | 1899 | ||
Bethlehem | 1900 | ![]() |
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Blue and the Gray, The | 1900 | Arr. by Benjamin M Jerome | ![]() ![]() |
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Give Us Just Another Lincoln | 1900 | ![]() |
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I Ain't Got No Happy Home to Leave | 1900 | ||
I'd Still Believe You True | 1900 | Charles Kent (words) | ![]() |
If You Love Your Baby Make Goo Goo Eyes | 1900 | ||
Two Irish Eyes of Tender Blue | 1900 | ![]() |
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When the Moon Comes Up Behind the Hill | 1900 | Edgar Keller (words) | ![]() |
Wrap Me in the Stars & Stripes | 1900 | Richard Jose (words) | ![]() |
In the Great Somewhere | 1901 | ||
Mr. Volunteer | 1901 | ![]() |
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My Heart Still Clings to the Old First Love | 1901 | C S Crane (words) | ![]() |
There's No North or South Today | 1901 | ||
⇑ Way Down in Old Indiana | 1901 | ||
When the Birds Have Sung Themselves to Sleep | 1901 | ||
In Dear Old Illinois | 1902 | ||
When You Come Back They'll Wonder Who the -- You Are | 1902 | Alfred James Dewey (words) | ![]() |
Lincoln, Grant and Lee | 1903 | ![]() |
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Voice of the Hudson, The | 1903 | Alfred James Dewey (words) | ![]() ![]() |
Where Are the Friends of Other Days? | 1903 | ||
She Went to the City | 1904 | ![]() |
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When I'm Away From You, Dear | 1904 | Richard Jose (words) | ![]() |
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After the Battles (w&m) | 1905 | ![]() |
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Day That You Grew Colder, The | 1905 | ![]() |
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Evalyne | 1905 | George Primrose (words) | ![]() |
Jim Judson | 1905 | ||
My Gal Sal (w&m) | 1905 | Louise Dresser (sung by) | ![]() |
Niggah Loves His Possum | 1905 | ![]() |
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Town Where I Was Born, The | 1905 | ![]() ![]() |
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Judgment Is at Hand, The | 1906 | ||
Lincoln, Grant and Lee | 1908 |