Absence Song Without Words. No. 2 By: Theodore F. Morse.
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Arrival of the Bride March, The By: Theodore F. Morse.
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Artful Love Gavotte By: Theodore F. Morse.
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At the Play Waltzes By: Theodore F. Morse.
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Boy Who Wears the Coat of Blue, The Song By: Theodore F. Morse. Words by: Harry Marion.
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Broadway, The Two Step March By: Theodore F. Morse.
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Brotherhood of Man, The By: Theodore F. Morse. Words by: R. A. Browne.
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Circe Air De Ballet By: Theodore F. Morse.
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Corncob Dance Characteristic By: Theodore F. Morse.
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Dainty Duchess, The Gavotte By: Theodore F. Morse.
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Dance of the Moonbeams By: Theodore F. Morse.
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Ennitra Mazourka Oriental By: Theodore F. Morse.
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For You Alone Song Without Words. No. 3 By: Theodore F. Morse.
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He's an Honor to the Flag He Fought to Save By: Theodore F. Morse. Words by: Vincent P. Bryan.
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I Loves Yer - 'cause You'se My Pikaninnies By: Theodore F. Morse. Words by: Raymond A. Browne.
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Isis Intermezzo By: Theodore F. Morse.
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It Seems Like Yesterday By: Theodore F. Morse. Words by: Raymond A. Browne.
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Longing Romanza By: Theodore F. Morse.
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Ma Vida Romance For Piano By: Theodore F. Morse.
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Merri Waltzes By: Theodore F. Morse.
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Moonlight Kisses Gavotte By: Theodore F. Morse.
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Nobility, The Two-Step By: Theodore F. Morse.
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Nobody Else But You Song By: Theodore F. Morse. Words by: Harry S. Marion.
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People Who Live in Glass Houses Never Should Throw Any Stones Song By: Theodore F. Morse. Words by: Carroll Fleming.
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Pepita Mexican Dance By: Theodore F. Morse.
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Scandal of the Rose, The Song And Dance By: Theodore F. Morse. Words by: E. Remington.
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Since Reuben's Gone Away Song By: Theodore F. Morse. Words by: Vincent P. Bryan.
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That's Always the Way With a Woman By: Theodore F. Morse. Words by: Raymond A. Browne.
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That's When I Think of You By: Theodore F. Morse. Words by: Raymond A. Browne.
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Venus Intermezzo By: Theodore F. Morse.
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Various Artists | Real Ragtime | ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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St. Louis Ragtimers | Full Steam Ahead and Loaded Up! | ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Joan Reynolds | Deep Hollow | CD(s) & MP3 Album(s) ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Bill Edwards | Perfessor Bill Sings Volume 2 |
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Absence | 1895 | ![]() ![]() |
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Arrival of the Bride March, The | 1895 | ![]() ![]() |
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Artful Love Gavotte | 1895 | ![]() ![]() |
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Broadway, The | 1895 | ![]() ![]() |
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Meeting of the Blue and Gray, The | 1895 | ![]() ![]() |
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At the Play | 1896 | ![]() ![]() |
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Moonlight Kisses | 1896 | ![]() ![]() |
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New Bully, The | 1896 | ||
Nobility, The | 1896 | ![]() ![]() |
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Scandal of the Rose, The | 1896 | E. Remington (words) | ![]() ![]() |
Circe | 1897 | ![]() ![]() |
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⇑ Coontown Capers | 1897 | P. Dresser (words) | ![]() ![]() |
Ma Vida | 1897 | ![]() ![]() |
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Corncob Dance | 1898 | ![]() ![]() |
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Dainty Duchess, The | 1898 | ![]() ![]() |
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Dance of the Moonbeams | 1898 | ![]() ![]() |
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Longing | 1898 | ![]() ![]() |
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Lucille, Ma Lady Love (w&m) | 1898 | Bob Cole (co-author) | ![]() |
Perhaps You'll Regret Someday | 1898 | Paul Dresser (words) | ![]() ![]() |
Venus | 1898 | ![]() ![]() |
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Ennitra | 1899 | ![]() ![]() |
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For You Alone | 1899 | ![]() ![]() |
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I Loves Yer - 'cause You'se My Pikaninnies | 1899 | Raymond A. Browne (words) | ![]() ![]() |
⇑ It Seems Like Yesterday | 1899 | Raymond A. Browne (words) | ![]() ![]() |
Merri | 1899 | ![]() ![]() |
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Night on the River, A | 1899 | ![]() |
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Pepita | 1899 | ![]() ![]() |
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That's Always the Way With a Woman | 1899 | Raymond A. Browne (words) | ![]() ![]() |
That's When I Think of You | 1899 | Raymond A. Browne (words) | ![]() ![]() |
With You Beside Me | 1899 | R.A. Browne (words) | ![]() |
It's the Man Behind the Gun Who Does the Work | 1900 | Raymond A. Browne (words) Hamilton Hill (sung by) |
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La Morsaria (w&m) | 1900 | ![]() |
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Man Behind the Gun, The | 1900 | ![]() |
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Arizona Prospector | 1901 | Ellsworth C Snider (words) | ![]() |
At the Bottom of the Hill | 1901 | R.A. Browne (words) | ![]() |
⇑ Boy Who Wears the Coat of Blue, The | 1901 | Harry Marion (words) | ![]() ![]() |
Brotherhood of Man, The | 1901 | R. A. Browne (words) | ![]() ![]() |
Fight for the Girl You Love | 1901 | ||
Fudgerology | 1901 | ||
He's an Honor to the Flag He Fought to Save | 1901 | Vincent P. Bryan (words) | ![]() ![]() |
Henrietta, Dainty Henrietta | 1901 | Vincent P. Bryan (words) Howard Powers (sung by) |
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Isis | 1901 | ![]() ![]() |
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Lizard and the Frog, The | 1901 | ![]() |
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Nobody Else But You | 1901 | Harry S. Marion (words) | ![]() ![]() |
Salambo | 1901 | ![]() |
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Sweet Morning Glory | 1901 | R.A. Browne (words) | |
Uly-Oo | 1901 | Vincent P. Bryan (words) Marie Dressler (sung by) |
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⇑ When the Gold Was Turning Gray | 1901 | Harry S. Marion (words) | ![]() |
When They Play ''God Save the King'' | 1901 | Vincent P. Bryan (words) Lottie Gilson (sung by) |
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Wolf and the Lamb | 1901 |
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Army of Peace, The | 1902 | Raymond A. Browne (words) Mabelle Gilman (sung by) |
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Cheerful Chinaman | 1902 | ||
Happy Hooligan | 1902 | ![]() |
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I've Got My Eyes on You-Oo-Oo | 1902 | F.W. Hager (words) J. Ringleben (words) |
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In the Moonlight | 1902 | R.A. Browne (words) | |
It's the Man in the Soldier Suit | 1902 | ||
Lady With the Angel Eyes, The | 1902 | Alfred James Dewey (co-author) Fred C Farrell (co-author) Famed in song and story "Dreamy Eyes" |
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Little Boy in Blue, A | 1902 | R.A. Browne (words) John C. Nestor (sung by) |
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Proper Way to Kiss, The | 1902 | Louise Gunning (sung by) | |
Since Reuben's Gone Away | 1902 | Vincent P. Bryan (words) | ![]() ![]() |
Wait at the Gate For Me | 1902 | Ren Shields (words) | ![]() |
⇑ Dear Old Girl | 1903 | Richard H. Buck (words) Frank W. Shea (sung by) |
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Down in the Meadow Where the Green Grass Grows | 1903 | Paul Barnes (words) | ![]() |
Dusky Maiden | 1903 | ||
Fay Templeton's Woodchuck Song | 1903 | Fay Templeton (sung by) | |
Hurrah For Baffin's Bay! | 1903 | Vincent Bryan (words) Montgomery & Stone (sung by) |
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In the Valley of Broken Hearts | 1903 | Fred C. Farrell (words) | |
Jeweled Hand of Fate | 1903 | ||
Keep a Little Cozy Corner in Your Heart For Me | 1903 | Jack Drislane (words) Elida Morris (sung by) |
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L-i-b-e-r-t-y | 1903 | ||
Mammy's Little Blue Grass Coon | 1903 | ||
Marriage Is Sublime | 1903 | ||
People Who Live in Glass Houses Never Should Throw Any Stones | 1903 | Carroll Fleming (words) | ![]() ![]() |
⇑ Raving | 1903 | Vincent Bryan (words) | ![]() |
Royal Crocodile, The | 1903 | M. Cahill (sung by) | |
Same Old Crowd, The | 1903 | Blanche Ring (sung by) | |
Say You'll Be a Friend of Mine | 1903 | ||
Twinkling Star | 1903 | ||
Up in the Cocoanut Tree | 1903 | Edward Madden (words) Malcolm Shackleford (sung by) Carolyne Delmore (sung by) |
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When We Were Two Little Boys | 1903 | ||
When We Were Two Little Boys - Song | 1903 | ||
Wise Old Owl, A | 1903 | Edward Madden (words) | ![]() |
Blue Bell | 1904 | Edward Madden (words) Irene Jernon (sung by) Nellie Nichols (sung by) Effie Brooklin (sung by) |
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Blue Bells Goodbye | 1904 | Edward Madden (words) | |
Can't You See My Heart Beats All For You? | 1904 | Bert FitzGibbon (words) Mildred Hanson (sung by) |
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⇑ Come Down From the Big Fig Tree | 1904 | Edward Madden (words) George MacFarlane (sung by) |
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Good Bye Sis | 1904 | Will D. Cobb (words) | ![]() |
Great Big Chickapoo Chief, A | 1904 | Edward Madden (words) Nellie Nicholes (sung by) |
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I Never Thought I'd Miss You As I Do | 1904 | Richard Henry Buck (words) | ![]() |
I've Got a Feelin' For You | 1904 | Edward Madden (words) Harry Brown (sung by) |
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Juice of the Grape | 1904 | ||
Little Boy Called ''Taps'', A | 1904 | Edward Madden (words) Violette (sung by) Mildred Hanson (sung by) |
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Make a Fuss Over Me | 1904 | Edward Madden (words) Vera King (sung by) Kathryn Miley (sung by) |
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My Faithful Rose | 1904 | Richard Henry Buck (words) Kathryn Miley (sung by) |
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Nan! Nan! Nan! | 1904 | Edward Madden (words) | ![]() |
Oysters and Clams | 1904 | Jack Drislane (words) Vic Richards (sung by) |
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Please Come and Play in My Yard | 1904 | Edward Madden (words) Slater &. Finch (sung by) Dan McAvoy (sung by) |
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⇑ Quaint Old Bird | 1904 | ||
She Was a Good Old Soul | 1904 | ||
What the Brass Band Played | 1904 | Jack Drislane (words) Etta Williams (sung by) |
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Where Is Mauvorneen Tonight? | 1904 | ![]() |
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Where the Southern Roses Grow | 1904 | Richard H. Buck (words) | |
Daddy's Little Girl | 1905 | Edward Madden (words) | |
Don't Be So Mean | 1905 | ||
I'm Going to Meet Birdie To-Night | 1905 | Jack Drislane (words) | ![]() |
In Timbuctoo | 1905 | Edward Madden (words) Lulu Watts (sung by) |
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Julia Dean | 1905 | ||
Just a Little Rocking Chair and You | 1905 | Jack Drislane (words) Bert Fitzgibbon (words) |
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Leader of the German Band, The | 1905 | Edward Madden (words) Radie Furman (sung by) |
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Longing For You | 1905 | Jack Drislane (words) | ![]() |
My Yankee-Irish Girl | 1905 | ||
⇑ One Called Mother and the Other Home Sweet Home | 1905 | Wm Cahill (words) Blanche Washburn (sung by) |
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Paddle Your Own Canoe | 1905 | ||
She Waits by the Deep Blue Sea | 1905 | Edward Madden (words) | |
Starlight | 1905 | Edward Madden (words) Lowrey Sisters (sung by) |
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Arrah Wanna | 1906 | ![]() |
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Arrah Wanna - Song | 1906 | Jack Drislane (words) James H. Sadler (sung by) Harry MacDonald (sung by) |
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Crocodile Isle | 1906 | Jack Drislane (words) C. Jack Rich (sung by) |
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Don't You Think That You Could Care for Me? | 1906 | ||
Girlie, I Love You | 1906 | ||
Good Old U.S.A., The | 1906 | Jack Drislane (words) James Purvis (sung by) |
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I'll Always Wear Your Image in My Heart | 1906 | ||
I'll Fold Up My Tent and Steal Away | 1906 | Frank Riley (words) | ![]() |
⇑ It's All for You | 1906 | ||
Juno | 1906 | ![]() |
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Keep on the Sunny Side | 1906 | Jack Drislane (words) Viola Van Ordier (sung by) |
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Maybe Sometime | 1906 | Jack Drislane (words) Libbie Putnam (sung by) |
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No One Knows How Much I Miss You | 1906 | ||
Oh What a Night to Spoon | 1906 | ||
Paradise | 1906 | ||
What Would You Take for Me, Mamma? | 1906 | ||
When Her Beauty Begins to Fade | 1906 | ||
When Mose With His Nose Leads the Band | 1906 | Jack Dislane (words) Bert FitzGibbon (words) Arthur Morton (sung by) |
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Yimmini Yee, I Yumped My Yob for You | 1906 | ||
You Never Can Tell by the Label | 1906 | ||
⇑ Bonnie Blue | 1907 | Jack Drislane (words) | ![]() |
Ching-A-Ling | 1907 | ||
Cupid's Wedding Bells | 1907 | Clarence Kolb (sung by) | ![]() |
Dear Heart, Dream On | 1907 | ||
Dream On, Dear Heart, Dream On | 1907 | Richard Henry Buck (words) | ![]() |
Family Tree, The | 1907 | Gus Yorke (sung by) | ![]() |
Good Bye Mamie | 1907 | ||
I Want to Be a Merry Merry Widow | 1907 | Edward Madden (words) Madge Hughes (sung by) |
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I'd Rather Be a Lobster Than a Wise Guy | 1907 | Gus Yorke (sung by) | |
I'm a Veteran of '63 | 1907 | ![]() |
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In a Cosey Little Cottage by the Sea | 1907 | Edward Madden (words) | ![]() |
In Monkey Land | 1907 | Jack Drislane (words) Annette Mozar (sung by) |
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⇑ In the Moonlight With the Girl You Love | 1907 | ||
Isle of Ding-a-ling | 1907 | ||
It's Great to Be a Soldier Man | 1907 | Jack Drislane (words) | ![]() |
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Jappy Johnny | 1907 | ![]() |
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Laura Lee | 1907 | ||
Little Black Lamb | 1907 | Richard Henry Buck (words) | ![]() |
Lovin' Time | 1907 | ![]() |
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Make Believe | 1907 | ||
Monkey Land | 1907 | Jack Drislane (words) Kathryn Russell (sung by) |
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Moon-beams | 1907 | ||
Nobody's Little Girl | 1907 | Jack Drislane (words) | ![]() |
Old Street Band, The | 1907 | Jack Drislane (words) Campbell &. Kenney (sung by) |
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Playing the Ponies | 1907 | Edward Madden (words) | ![]() |
She's the Fairest Little Flower Dear Old Dixie Ever Grew | 1907 | Ashley S. Johnson (words) | |
⇑ Since Arrah Wanna Married Barney Carney | 1907 | Jack Drislane (words) | ![]() |
Take Me Where There's a Big Brass Band | 1907 | ||
Two Blue Eyes | 1907 | Edward Madden (words) Raycroft &. Lynch (sung by) Sisters Felmar (sung by) |
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Two Little Baby Shoes | 1907 | Edward Madden (words) Bessie Dilks (sung by) Genevieve Homer (sung by) |
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Washington Pie | 1907 | ![]() |
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When Mandy Said Goodbye | 1907 | ||
Wind Yourself Around Me, Dearie | 1907 | ||
Won't You Be My Honey? | 1907 | Jack Drislane (words) Flemen &. Miller (sung by) Violette Pearl (sung by) |
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You Always Greet Me With the Same Old Smile | 1907 | Bartley Costello (words) | ![]() |
Chicken Patty | 1908 | ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Consolation | 1908 | Edward Madden (words) | |
Cy and Sue | 1908 | ||
⇑ Down in Jungle Town | 1908 | Edward Madden (words) Elsie Tuell (sung by) Mabel Lelille (sung by) Fentelle &. Carr (sung by) |
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Finnigan's Irish Band | 1908 | ||
I've Taken Quite a Fancy to You | 1908 | Edward Madden (words) Grace Drew (sung by) |
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In the Golden Long Ago | 1908 | ||
Just Give Me a Big Bass Drum | 1908 | ||
Land of the Heart's Desire, The | 1908 | Channing Pollock (words) | |
Lanky Yankee Boys in Blue | 1908 | ||
Minnie-Ha-Ha Donohue | 1908 | Jack Mahoney (words) | ![]() |
Morse's New Barn Dance | 1908 | ![]() |
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Old Time Rag, The | 1908 | Edward Madden (words) | ![]() |
Santiago Flynn | 1908 | Edward Madden (words) Phil Morton (sung by) |
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Smiling Star | 1908 | Jack Drislane (words) | ![]() |
⇑ Somebody's Got My Goat | 1908 | ||
Stupid Mister Cupid | 1908 | Mabel Hite (sung by) | |
Sweetheart Town | 1908 | Jack Mahoney (words) Vivian Densmore (sung by) |
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When the Meadow Larks Are Calling, Annie Laurie | 1908 | Richard H. Buck (words) | ![]() |
When the Sun Goes Down to Rest Behind the Hill | 1908 | ||
When You Wore a Pinafore | 1908 | Edward Madden (words) | ![]() |
At MacGregor's Scotch High-Ball | 1909 | ||
Blue Feather | 1909 | ![]() |
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Blue Feather - Song | 1909 | Jack Mahoney (words) | ![]() |
Booby | 1909 | ||
Good Night, Moonlight | 1909 | ||
Good Old Dollar Bill | 1909 | ||
⇑ He's a College Boy | 1909 | Jack Mahoney (words) | ![]() |
I'm Always Thinking of You, | 1909 | ||
Jemima | 1909 |
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Just a Little Feeling in Your Heart for Me | 1909 | ||
Just a Little Ring From You | 1909 | Jack Mahoney (words) | ![]() |
Love Me to the Music of a Ragtime Tune | 1909 | Jack Mahoney (co-author) Madge Maitland (co-author) |
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Molly Lee | 1909 | Jack Mahoney (words) | ![]() |
My World Is a Dream of You | 1909 | J.F. Mahoney (words) | ![]() |
On a Monkey Honeymoon | 1909 | Jack Mahoney (words) Golden &. Golden (sung by) |
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Toys for Sale | 1909 | ||
Wise Old Indian | 1909 | Jack Mahoney (words) | ![]() |
College Glide | 1910 | ![]() |
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Does the Girl You Left Behind Ever Wish You Back Again? | 1910 | Robert F Roden (words) | ![]() |
Down in Sunny Honeytown | 1910 | Jack Mahoney (words) | ![]() |
⇑ Good Fellowship Begins at Home | 1910 | ||
Good-Bye Betty Brown | 1910 | Jack Mahoney (words) Dolce Sisters (sung by) |
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Ireland and Liberty | 1910 | Allen Doone (words) | ![]() |
Kitty Gray | 1910 | Andrew B. Sterling (words) | ![]() |
Phoebe Jane | 1910 | Richard H. Buck (words) | ![]() |
Red Clover | 1910 | ||
That Good Old Irish Rag | 1910 | Jack Mahoney (words) | ![]() |
To Arms, to Arms | 1910 | ||
What Is a Night Without Dreams | 1910 | Jack Mahoney (words) | ![]() |
When a College Boy Meets a College Girl | 1910 | ||
Another Rag | 1911 | D. A Esrom (words) | ![]() |
Baby Blue Eyes | 1911 | Jack Mahoney (words) | ![]() |
⇑ By the Dear Old River Rhine | 1911 | Jack Mahoney (words) | ![]() |
Dixie Gray | 1911 | Jack Mohoney (words) | ![]() |
Hannah Won't You Smile Awhile on Me | 1911 | ![]() |
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I'd Love to Lead a Military Band | 1911 | Jack Mahoney (words) | ![]() ![]() |
Letty Lane | 1911 | Jack Mahoney (words) | ![]() |
Lizabeth Ann | 1911 | D. A. Esrom (words) Newhuff &. Phelps (sung by) |
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Sweet Swanee Sue | 1911 | Jack Mahoney (words) Dolce Sisters (sung by) |
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That's Why the Violets Live | 1911 | ![]() |
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Washington Waddle, The | 1911 | Jack Mahoney (words) Dolce Sisters (sung by) |
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I Left My Heart in Dear Old Ireland | 1912 | ||
Luella Lee | 1912 | D. A. Esrom (words) | ![]() |
That Lovin' Rag Time Man | 1912 | D.A. Esrom (words) | ![]() |
⇑ When Uncle Joe Plays a Rag on His Old Banjo | 1912 | D. A Esrom (words) Bert L. Jones (sung by) |
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When You're Lonesome Don't Forget My Number | 1912 | ||
Whistling Jim - That's Him | 1912 | D. A. Esrom (words) Ethel Shutta (sung by) Pickert Sisters (sung by) |
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Bobbin' Up and Down | 1913 | D. A Esrom (words) Viola Vallorie (sung by) |
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Down in Monkeyville | 1913 | G. Clarke (words) Edgar Leslie (words) |
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In the Land of Plankity Plank | 1913 | D. A. Esrom (words) Fentelle &. Vallorie (sung by) |
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Oh Isn't She Cute? | 1913 | ||
Salvation Nell | 1913 | G. Clarke (words) Edgar Leslie (words) Pender (sung by) Viola Vallorie (sung by) |
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Teddye Morse Tango | 1913 | ![]() |
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Texico | 1913 | ![]() |
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Until You Said ''Goodbye'' | 1913 | D A Esrom (words) Rose Still (sung by) |
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Way Back Home | 1913 | D. A. Esrom (words) | ![]() |
⇑ When You Sang the Rosary to Me | 1913 | ![]() |
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Who's Going to Love You When I'm Gone? | 1913 | D. A. Esrom (words) | ![]() |
You're the Haven of My Heart | 1913 | Orr O'Connor (words) | ![]() |
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Doodle-Oodle Dee | 1914 | Arthur Fields (words) | ![]() |
Spookville Chimes | 1914 | ![]() |
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You Need a Rag | 1914 | ||
Auntie Skinner's Chicken Dinner | 1915 | Arthur Fields (words) Earl Carroll (words) |
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Contrary Mary Clary | 1915 | Fiske O'Hara (sung by) | |
Dear Mother Mine | 1915 | Fiske O'Hara (sung by) | |
M-O-T-H-E-R, a Word That Means the World to Me | 1915 | H.E. Johnson (words) Maye Hunt (sung by) Gene Greene (sung by) Eva Meuther (sung by) |
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Soldier Boy | 1915 | D. A. Esrom (words) | ![]() |
You're Just Homesick That's All | 1915 | DA Esrom (words) | ![]() |
How the Fairies Came to Ireland | 1916 | Fiske O'Hara (sung by) | |
My Old Rose | 1916 | Leo Wood (words) George McFarlane (words) George McFarlane (sung by) |
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⇑ Hail! Hail! the Gang's All Here! | 1917 | A. Sullivan (co-author) D. A. Esrom (words) |
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Mammy Blossom's 'possum Party | 1917 | Arthur Fields (words) Moe Thompson (sung by) |
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My Red Cross Girlie | 1917 | Harry Bewley (words) | ![]() |
Sing Me Love's Lullaby | 1917 | Dorothy Terriss (words) | ![]() |
Throw No Stones in the Well That Gives You Water | 1917 | Arthur Fields (words) Al Herman (sung by) |
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We'll Knock the Heligo-Into Heligo Out of Heligoland! | 1917 | John O'Brien (words) Dooley & Nelson (sung by) |
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You Don't Have to Be Irish to Be Welcome in an Irishman's Home | 1917 | ||
Alice I'm in Wonderland | 1918 | Arthur Fields (words) | ![]() |
When a Blue Service Star Turns to Gold | 1918 | Casper Nathan (words) | ![]() |
Full O' Pep | 1919 | ![]() |
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How Nice You Look! | 1919 | ![]() |
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Jazzola (w&m) | 1919 | J.R. Robinson (co-author) Al. M. Kendall (words) |
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⇑ Don't Blame It All on Me | 1924 | ||
There's One in a Million | ? | ||
Village Band, The | ? |
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