E. Ray Goetz (1886-1954)
Last updated: 16.06.21
According to the Internet source given below, Edward Ray Goetz was an American composer, songwriter, author and producer.
Of ragtime interest are, among others, The Rag-Time Banjo Serenade (1908) published by Trebuhs Publishing Company, New York, USA and The Wriggley Rag (1913) published by Waterson, Berlin & Snyder Co., New York, USA.
Of ragtime interest are, among others, The Rag-Time Banjo Serenade (1908) published by Trebuhs Publishing Company, New York, USA and The Wriggley Rag (1913) published by Waterson, Berlin & Snyder Co., New York, USA.
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E. Ray Goetz (1886-1954) has at least 12 item(s) at the Amazons which you can order on-line by clicking the item's order icon.
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At the Picture Show Music by: E. Ray Goetz. Words by: I. Berlin
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 By the Sad Luana ShoreWords and Music by: E. Ray Goetz. Words by: Bert Grant
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Do I Love You? Music by: E. Ray Goetz. Words by: H. Christine
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If We Knew What the Milkman Knows Music by: E. Ray Goetz. Words by: Vincent Bryan
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Lead Me to That Beautiful Band Music by: E. Ray Goetz. Co-Author: Irving Berlin
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 My Croony MelodyWords and Music by: E. Ray Goetz. Co-Author: Joe Goodwin
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 So This Is LoveWords and Music by: E. Ray Goetz. Sung by: Irene Bordoni
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 There's a Girl in HavanaMusic by: E. Ray Goetz. Words by: A.B. Sloane
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When the Right Little Girl Comes Along Music by: E. Ray Goetz. Words by: Paul Barnes
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Yaaka Hula Hickey Dula Hawaiian Love Song Words and Music by: E. Ray Goetz. Co-Author: Joe Young, Pete Wendling
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 You're Just the Girl I'm Looking ForWords and Music by: E. Ray Goetz. Sung by: Adele Ritchie
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 You've Got to Take Me Home To-NightMusic by: E. Ray Goetz. Words by: Vincent Bryan
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This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 58 works by E. Ray Goetz (1886-1954).
It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys: ER
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| When the Right Little Girl Comes Along | 1905 | Paul Barnes (words) Templar Saxe (sung by) |
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| Don't Go in the Lion's Cage Tonight | 1906 | John Gilroy (words) | |
| You're Just the Girl I'm Looking For (w&m) | 1906 | Adele Ritchie (sung by) | |
| Come down Salomy Jane | 1907 | Vincent Bryan (words) | |
| Dr. Munyon | 1907 | Vincent Bryan (words) Harry Bulger (sung by) |
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| Follies of 1907 | 1907 | Seymour Furth (co-author) | |
| Handle Me With Care | 1907 | Jean Schwartz (words) William Jerome (words) |
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| He Goes to Church on Sunday | 1907 | Vincent Bryan (words) Eddie Foy (sung by) |
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| How'd You Like to Float Me? | 1907 | Vincent Bryan (words) | |
| If We Knew What the Milkman Knows | 1907 | Vincent Bryan (words) | |
| My Pocahontas | 1907 | |
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| ⇑ Re-Incarnation | 1907 | Vincent Bryan (words) Harry Bulger (sung by) |
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| That's How He Met the Girl | 1907 | Vincent Bryan (words) | |
| Aren't You the Girl? | 1908 | Louis Achille Hirsch (words) Emma Carus (sung by) Camille D'Arville (sung by) |
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| Oh! That Yankiana Rag | 1908 | M.J. Gideon (words) | |
| Rag-Time Banjo Serenade, The (w&m) | 1908 | |
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| When Gradma Was a Girl | 1908 | ||
| Wildflower | 1908 | Lou A Hirsch (co-author) | |
| Wildflower - Song (w&m) | 1908 | Lou A Hirsch (co-author) | |
| Sombrero Land | 1909 | T. Snyder (words) I. Berlin (words) |
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| Under a Picture Hat | 1909 | H. Ingraham (words) | |
| You're Just the Kind of Girl I'd Like My Girl to Be | 1909 | Will D Cobb (words) | |
| Havana | 1910 | James Kendis (words) Herman Paley (words) |
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| I'm Waiting Here For Winnie | 1910 | ||
| In Pittsburg, PA | 1910 | |
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| That Dreamy Barcarole Tune | 1910 | Bernard Grossman (words) Ralph Shiers (words) Maud Raymond (sung by) |
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| When Rosalie Sings ''Ciribiribi'' | 1910 | M.J. Gideon (words) | |
| ⇑ Don't Take Your Beau to the Seashore | 1911 | I. Berlin (words) | |
| If You Knew What I Know About Men | 1911 | Vincent Bryan (words) Belle Blanche (sung by) |
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| There's a Girl in Havana | 1911 | A.B. Sloane (words) | |
| Yankee Love | 1911 | I. Berlin (words) | |
| You've Got to Take Me Home To-Night | 1911 | Vincent Bryan (words) | |
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| Alexander's Bag-Pipe Band (w&m) | 1912 | A. Baldwin Sloane (co-author) Irving Berlin (co-author) |
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| He Played It on His Fid, Fid, Fiddle Dee-Dee | 1912 | Irving Berlin (co-author) | |
| Hiram's Band | 1912 | A.B. Sloane (words) I. Berlin (words) |
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| Lead Me to That Beautiful Band | 1912 | Irving Berlin (co-author) |  |
| At the Picture Show | 1913 | I. Berlin (words) | |
| In My Garden of Eden For Two (w&m) | 1913 | |
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| Under the China Moon (w&m) | 1913 | |
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| Wriggley Rag, The | 1913 | M. Franklin (words) | |
| I've Got the Sweetest Little Baby | 1914 | Grant Clarke (words) Bert Grant (words) |
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| My Croony Melody (w&m) | 1914 | Joe Goodwin (co-author) Newhoff & Philps (sung by) Hendricks & Adele Astair (sung by) Joe Fondelier (sung by) Violet Carlton (sung by) Hendricks (sung by) Padla (sung by) Ethel Kirk (sung by) |
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| Cling a Little Closer (w&m) | 1915 | |
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| ⇑ I'm Simply Crazy Over You | 1915 | J. Schwartz (words) | |
| By the Sad Luana Shore (w&m) | 1916 | Bert Grant (words) | |
| Cheer Up, Eat and Grow Thin (w&m) | 1916 | |
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| Yaaka Hula Hickey Dula (w&m) | 1916 | Joe Young (co-author) Pete Wendling (co-author) A. Jolson (sung by) |
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| Everything Looks Rosy and Bright | 1917 | |
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| If You Were Here | 1917 | Willie White (words) | |
| When You've Picked Your Basket of Peaches | 1917 | Walter M Dunk (words) | |
| Land of Yester-Year, The (w&m) | 1918 | Frances White (sung by) | |
| When You Marry | 1918 | Edmund Eysler (words) | |
| I am Cleopatra | 1920 | |
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| If You Could Care | 1920 | |
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| Under Grecian Skies | 1920 | |
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| Do I Love You? | 1923 | H. Christine (words) | |
| So This Is Love (w&m) | 1923 | Irene Bordoni (sung by) | |
| Land of Going to Be, The | 1928 | Walter Kollo (words) |