James F. Hanley (1892-1942)
Last updated: 04.05.21
According to the Internet source given below, James F. Hanley was an American composer of popular music for Tin Pan Alley, Broadway and the fledgling film industry. His successes include: Thumbs Up (1934), Keep It Clean (1929), Sidewalks of New York (1927) Honeymoon Lane (1926), Queen High (1926), Ziegfeld's Revue, No Foolin (1926), Big Boy (1925), Pins and Needles (1922) and Robinson Crusoe, Jr. (1916).
Amongst his songs of ragtime interest is his The Ragtime Volunteers Are Off To War (1917) - obscure and rare. He is much better known for his Second Hand Rose (1921) and Zing! Went the Strings of My Heart (1935).
Amongst his songs of ragtime interest is his The Ragtime Volunteers Are Off To War (1917) - obscure and rare. He is much better known for his Second Hand Rose (1921) and Zing! Went the Strings of My Heart (1935).
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James F. Hanley | Biography by wikipedia.org. |
James F. Hanley (1892-1942) has at least 4 item(s) at the Amazons which you can order on-line by clicking the item's order icon.
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Cute Little Things You Do, The Words and Music by: James F. Hanley.
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Kiss Me Goodnight, Not Goodbye Music by: James F. Hanley. Words by: Jules Furthman
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 No Foolin'Music by: James F. Hanley. Words by: G. Buck
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Someday, Sometime, Somewhere Music by: James F. Hanley. Co-Author: Karl Stark
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Various Performers | Super Jazz-Best of New Orleans | CD(s) & MP3 Album(s)        |
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Pee Wee Russell | The Land of Jazz | |
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Various Artists | From Ragtime to Jazz Vol. 3: 1902-1923 | CD(s) & MP3 Album(s) |
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Various Artists | The Hits of '22: Do It Again! | |
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Various Artists | Honky Tonk Piano | |
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Various Artists | Hot Flashes: Rare High Quality Short Lived Bands | CD(s) & MP3 Album(s) |
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Various Artists | Pianola Jazz: Early Piano Jazz & Ragtime Played on Pianola Rolls | CD(s) & MP3 Album(s) |
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Various Artists | Pioneer Recording Bands 1917-1920 | CD(s) & MP3 Album(s) |
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Various Artists | Ragtime to Jazz: Vol. 1 | CD(s) & MP3 Album(s) |
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Big Tiny Little | Best of Honky Tonky Piano Vol. 1 | |
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⇑Jerry White | Jerry White's Select Songs / Ragtime Stride Piano Jazz | |
This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 85 works by James F. Hanley (1892-1942).
It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys: ER
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| Go Ahead and Dance a Little More | 1916 | ||
| Pretty Little Mayflower Girl | 1916 | ||
| War Babies | 1916 | Ballard MacDonald (words) Edward Madden (words) |
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| Whole World Comes From Dixie, The | 1916 | Ballard MacDonald (words) | |
| Any Little Girl Can Make a Bad Man Good | 1917 | Will. J. Harris (words) Sidney Phillips (sung by) |
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| Chin-Chin Chinaman | 1917 | Joe Goodwin (words) Ballard MacDonald (words) |
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| Good-Bye, My Little Lady | 1917 | Joe Goodwin (words) | |
| Hooligans Are Hooli Hooli Mad, The | 1917 | ||
| Indiana | 1917 | Ballard MacDonald (words) | |
| My Little Lady | 1917 | ||
| Never Forget to Write Home | 1917 | Ballard Macdonald (words) | |
| ⇑ On the Land, on the Sea, in the Air | 1917 | Ballard Macdonald (words) | |
| One Day in June | 1917 | Joe Goodwin (words) | |
| Our Wedding Day | 1917 | Ballard MacDonald (words) C.de Haven (sung by) Flora Parker (sung by) Sung in "His Little Widows" |
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| Ragtime Volunteers Are Off to War, The | 1917 | Ballard Macdonald (words) Emma Carus (sung by) |
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| We'll Be There | 1917 | ||
| Dreaming of Home Sweet Home | 1918 | Ballard Macdonald (words) | |
| Little Bit of Sunshine, A | 1918 | Ballard MacDonald (words) Joe Goodwin (words) |
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| That's What Ireland Means to Me | 1918 | Joe Goodwin (words) | |
| Three Wonderful Letters From Home | 1918 | Joe Goodwin (words) Ballard MacDonald (words) |
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| Who Do You Love? (w&m) | 1918 | ||
| You Can't Run Around With a Lot of Little Girls | 1918 | Ballard MacDonald (words) Joe Goodwin (words) |
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| Breeze - Blow My Baby Back to Me | 1919 | Ballard MacDonald (words) Joe Goodwin (words) |
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| I Wanna Go Back | 1919 | Joe Goodwin (words) | |
| Just a Thought of You | 1919 | Joe Goodwin (words) | |
| Rose of Washington Square | 1919 | Ballard MacDonald (words) Fanny Brice (sung by) |
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| I'm a Lonesome Little Raindrop | 1920 | Murray Roth (words) Joe Goodwin (words) F. Crumit (sung by) |
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| Love, Honor and O-Baby | 1920 | Joe Goodwin (words) Murray Roth (words) |
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| My Dixie Rosary | 1920 | Wm. Tracey (words) Joe Goodwin (words) |
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| Sweet Little Stranger | 1920 | Geo. E Stoddard (words) Harry L Cort (words) |
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| There's a Vacant Chair at Home Sweet Home (w&m) | 1920 | ||
| ⇑ Little Tin Soldier, the Little Rag Doll, The | 1921 | |
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| Nesting Time | 1921 | Walter Hirsch (words) | |
| Second Hand Rose | 1921 | Grant Clarke (words) | |
| Don't Stop Loving Me Now | 1922 | Joe Goodwin (words) Murray Roth (words) E. Cantor (sung by) |
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| Gee! But I Hate to Go Home Alone | 1922 | Joe Goodwin (words) Bernard &. Garry (sung by) Marshall Montgomery (sung by) |
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| Lost a Wonderful Girl | 1922 | Benny Davis (words) Brown &. Whitaker (sung by) Dolly Kay (sung by) |
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| Mississippi Ripples (w&m) | 1922 | Mary Earl (co-author) | |
| My Little Sea Shell Told Me So | 1922 | Helen Shipman (sung by) | |
| Gold Digger, The (w&m) | 1923 | |
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| How Ya Gonna Keep Your Mind on Dancing | 1923 | Lew Brown (words) | |
| I've Got the Yes! We Have No Banana Blues (w&m) | 1923 | R.A. King (co-author) Lew Brown (words) Belle Baker (sung by) |
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| Stingo Stungo | 1923 | Lew Brown (words) | |
| Any Way the Wind Blows | 1924 | Henry Creamer (words) Adele Rowland (sung by) |
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| At the End of the Road | 1924 | Ballard MacDonald (words) | |
| Glad | 1924 | Benny Davis (words) Artie Mehlinger (sung by) |
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| Hello 'tucky! | 1924 | Joseph Meyer (co-author) B. G De Sylva (words) |
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| Shuffle Your Troubles Away | 1924 | Henry Creamer (words) | |
| Waitin' Around | 1924 | ||
| Just a Cottage Small | 1925 | B. G. DeSylva (words) John McCormack (sung by) |
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| Don't Forget | 1926 | B. G De Sylva (words) | |
| ⇑ Dreams For Sale | 1926 | Eddie Dowling (sung by) | |
| Half a Moon (Is Better Than No Moon) (w&m) | 1926 | Eddie Dowling (sung by) | |
| Little White House, The | 1926 | Eddie Dowling (words) | |
| Nize Baby | 1926 | Ballard MacDonald (words) | |
| No Foolin' | 1926 | G. Buck (words) |  |
| Heading For Harlem | 1927 | Eddie Dowling (words) | |
| Honeymoon Lane | 1927 | Eddie Dowland (sung by) | |
| Little Log Cabin of Dreams | 1927 | Eddie Dowling (words) | |
| Mine | 1927 | B.G. DeSylva (words) | |
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| Playground in the Sky | 1927 | Eddie Dowling (words) | |
| Wherever You Are | 1927 | ||
| In the Evening (w&m) | 1928 | Eddie Dowling (co-author) | |
| Does an Elephant Love Peanuts? | 1929 | James F. Hanley (words) Sally O'Neil (sung by) Jack Eagan (sung by) |
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| I'm So Tired of It All (w&m) | 1929 | Joe Candullo (sung by) | |
| Sleepy Valley | 1929 | Andrew B. Sterling (words) Edward Dowling (sung by) |
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| Sleepy Valley | 1929 | Andrew B. Sterling (words) | |
| I'm in the Market For You | 1930 | Joseph McCarthy (words) | |
| Just Like in a Story Book | 1930 | Joseph McCarthy (words) | |
| Sing Song Girl | 1930 | Joseph McCarthy (words) | |
| Song of My Heart | 1930 | Joseph McCarthy (words) John McCormack (sung by) |
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| ⇑ Welcome Home | 1930 | Ballard MacDonald (words) | |
| Cute Little Things You Do, The (w&m) | 1931 | |
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| Kiss Me Goodnight, Not Goodbye | 1931 | Jules Furthman (words) | |
| Not Goodbye | 1931 | ||
| All the World Will Smile Again | 1932 | Arr. by May Singhi Breen | |
| My World Begins and Ends With You (w&m) | 1932 | |
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| Someday, Sometime, Somewhere | 1933 | Karl Stark (co-author) | |
| Autumn in New York | 1934 | ||
| Continental Honeymoon | 1934 |
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The Ragtime Volunteers Are Off To War | 2:53 | Borbee's Jass Orchestra | J.F. Hanley | |
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Zing! Went the Strings of My Heart (1935) | 2:56 | Lew Stone & his Band | J.F. Hanley | |
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I've Got The ''Yes! We Have No Bananas'' Blues | 3:17 | Belle Baker | J.F. Hanley |