Maceo Pinkard (1897-1962)
Last updated: 30.01.21
According to the Internet source given below, Maceo Pinkard was an American composer, lyricist, and music publisher born in Bluefield, West Virginia.
He was considered to be one of the greatest composers of the Harlem Renaissance. Along with Ben Bernie, he co-authored Sweet Georgia Brown (1925 - words: Kenneth Casey) which became a global, popular jazz standard for decades after its composition. Pinkard was inducted in the National Academy of Popular Music, Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1984.
He died in New York City.
He was considered to be one of the greatest composers of the Harlem Renaissance. Along with Ben Bernie, he co-authored Sweet Georgia Brown (1925 - words: Kenneth Casey) which became a global, popular jazz standard for decades after its composition. Pinkard was inducted in the National Academy of Popular Music, Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1984.
He died in New York City.
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Maceo Pinkard (1897-1962) has at least 15 item(s) at the Amazons which you can order on-line by clicking the item's order icon.
 At the End of the Sunset Trail SongBy: Maceo Pinkard. Words by: Cal De Voll.
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 CongratulationsBy: Maceo Pinkard. Words by: Sam H. Stept, Coleman Goetz, Bud Green.
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 Don't Cry Little Girl, Don't CryBy: Maceo Pinkard.
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 Gimme a Little Kiss, Will Ya, Huh?By: Maceo Pinkard. Words by: Roy Turk, Jack Smith.
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He's Had No Lovin' For a Long Long Time By: Maceo Pinkard. Words by: Wm Tracey.
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 Here Comes the ShowboatBy: Maceo Pinkard. Words by: Billy Rose.
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 I Love to See the Evenin' Sun Go Down So I Can Be With YouBy: Maceo Pinkard. Words by: Jack Palmer, S M Zoltai.
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 I Wonder What's Become of Joe?By: Maceo Pinkard. Words by: Roy Turk.
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 I'm a Real Kind Mama Lookin' For a Lovin' ManBy: Maceo Pinkard. Words by: Roger Graham.
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 Mammy O'Mine Song. Cover with Mother seated and knittBy: Maceo Pinkard. Words by: Wm Tracey.
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 Our Cottage Isn't For Sale Any MoreBy: Maceo Pinkard. Words by: Wm. Tracey.
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 Sweet ManBy: Maceo Pinkard. Words by: Roy Turk.
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 Them There EyesBy: Maceo Pinkard. Words by: William Tracey, Doris Tauber.
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 Wait'n For MeBy: Maceo Pinkard. Words by: Bud Green, Jack McCoy.
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 Wonderful PalBy: Maceo Pinkard. Words by: Wm Tracey.
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This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 101 works by Maceo Pinkard (1897-1962).
It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys: (w&m)
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| Just Give Me Ragtime Please (w&m) | 1916 | Vernon Castle (sung by) Irene Castle (sung by) |
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| Blue Melody, The | 1917 |  |
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| I'm a Real Kind Mama | 1917 | Roger Graham (words) |  |
| Stock Yard Blues | 1917 | |
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| Those Draftin' Blues (w&m) | 1917 | |
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| Anti-Loafin' Blues (w&m) | 1918 | |
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| Barefoot Boy | 1918 | Will J Hart (words) | |
| Don't Cry Little Girl, Don't Cry (w&m) | 1918 | |
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| I'm Disillusioned! | 1918 | |
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| Oh!, You Darktown Regimental Band | 1918 | |
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| Oh, What Must I Do? | 1918 | |
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| ⇑ Vampire Blues | 1918 | |
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| Who'll Love You While I'm Gone | 1918 | George A Cragg (words) | |
| You Look Like an Angel | 1918 | Nat Vincent (co-author) | |
| Cairo Land | 1919 | Spencer Williams (words) | |
| Dixie Is Dixie Once More | 1919 | William Tracey (words) | |
| Easy Pickin's | 1919 | |
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| Frenchy-Koo | 1919 | Billy Baskette (words) | |
| He's Had No Lovin' For a Long Long Time | 1919 | Wm Tracey (words) | |
| Just Leave It to Me | 1919 | Wm. Tracy (words) | |
| Mammy O'Mine | 1919 | Wm Tracey (words) Stone &. Boyle (sung by) Jane Greene (sung by) |
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| Sweet Baby | 1919 | |
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| Wonderful Pal | 1919 | Wm Tracey (words) | |
| ⇑ You'll Be Sorry But You'll Be Sorry Too Late | 1919 | William Tracey (words) | |
| At the End of the Sunset Trail | 1920 | Cal De Voll (words) | |
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| Gingham Girl | 1920 | |
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| Jazz Babies' Ball | 1920 | Charles A Bayha (words) | |
| Wait'n For Me | 1920 | Bud Green (words) Jack McCoy (words) |
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| Another Mule Hitched in Your Stall | 1921 | William Tracey (words) | |
| Honey Rose | 1921 | William Tracey (words) Harry Tobias (words) |
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| Plantation Blues | 1921 | William Tracey (words) | |
| This Is the Day For Aunt Jemima!! | 1921 | William Tracey (words) | |
| Those Mean Blue Sunday Blues | 1921 | William Tracey (words) Aileen Stanley (sung by) |
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| Wild Weepin' Blues | 1921 | Spencer Williams (words) | |
| Bammy Land That Gave Me Mammy | 1922 | William Tracey (words) Joe Darcey (words) |
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| I'm Always Stuttering | 1922 | Sidney D Mitchell (words) | |
| ⇑ Liza | 1922 | |
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| My Dixie | 1922 | Sidney D. Mitchell (words) Adele Rowland (sung by) |
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| My Old Man | 1922 | Nat Vincent (words) | |
| Stuttering | 1922 | Sidney D Mitchell (words) Ted Eastwood (words) |
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| He May Be Your Good Man Friday | 1923 | William Raskin (words) | |
| Love Me | 1923 | ||
| I'm Satisfied | 1924 | Jack Yellen (words) | |
| Desdemona (w&m) | 1925 | |
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| Living High (Sometimes) | 1925 | Alex Belledna (words) | |
| Make Those Naughty Eyes Behave | 1925 | Edna Alexander (words) Gene Austin (words) |
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| Sincerely Yours | 1925 | Alex Belledna (words) Kenneth Casey (words) |
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| Sweet Man | 1925 | Roy Turk (words) | |
| ⇑ Wait'll It's Moonlight | 1925 | ||
| You're in Wrong With the Right Baby | 1925 | Spencer Williams (words) Alex Belledna (words) |
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| Gimme a Little Kiss, Will Ya, Huh? | 1926 | Roy Turk (words) Jack Smith (words) |
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| How'd Ya Like to Meet Me in the Moonlight? | 1926 | |
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| I Wonder What's Become of Joe? | 1926 | Roy Turk (words) | |
| Mary Ryan | 1926 | Sid Greene (words) Jack Carroll (words) |
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| Pile of Logs and Stone Called Home | 1926 | ||
| Someone's Stolen My Sweet Sweet Baby | 1926 | Lew Brown (words) Sidney Clare (words) Billy Knight (sung by) |
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| Sugar | 1926 | Sidney Mitchell (words) Edna Alexander (words) |
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| Daughter of the Sun, a Dawning | 1927 | Abner Silver (words) | |
| Here Comes the Showboat | 1927 | Billy Rose (words) | |
| There Must Be Somebody Else | 1927 | Sidney Gottler (words) Sidney Clare (words) |
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| What's the Use o' Worryin'? | 1927 | |
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| ⇑ Lila | 1928 | Charles Tobias (co-author) Archie Gottler (co-author) |
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| At Twilight | 1929 | Gene Austin (words) | |
| Congratulations | 1929 | Sam H. Stept (words) Coleman Goetz (words) Bud Green (words) |
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| I'm Feelin' Devilish | 1930 | ||
| Is That Religion? | 1930 | Mitchell Parish (words) | |
| Okay, Baby | 1930 | William Tracey (words) | |
| Our Cottage Isn't For Sale Any More | 1930 | Wm. Tracey (words) | |
| Pinkard | 1930 | ||
| Tail Spin | 1930 | From Change Your Luck | |
| Them There Eyes | 1930 | William Tracey (words) Doris Tauber (words) |
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| When You See Lucy, You See Me | 1930 | Al J Neibury (words) | |
| With Pleasure | 1930 | Ted Eastwood (words) | |
| ⇑ You Can't Tell the Diff'rence After Dark | 1930 | ||
| For Me, It's Just Too Bad | 1931 |
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| I'm So Sorry | 1931 | Murray Rich (words) Archie Bleyer (words) |
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| Land Where Cotton Grows, The | 1931 | ||
| You Slay Me | 1931 | William Tracey (words) Archie Bleyer (words) |
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| I Love to See the Evenin' Sun Go Down | 1932 | Jack Palmer (words) S M Zoltai (words) |
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| Strictly Cullud Affair | 1932 | |
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| Try Gettin' a Good Night's Sleep | 1932 | Wm Tracey (words) | |
| Let's Have a Show Down | 1933 | |
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| Little Like You and a Little Like Me, A | 1934 | ||
| It's a Just a State of Mind | 1935 | Bob Shurr (words) Bob Bricken (words) |
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| I've Got Nothin' to Do But Love | 1936 | Geo A Little (words) | |
| Mose Jackson Jones | 1937 | ||
| ⇑ Underneath a Spreading Chestnut Tree | 1937 | ||
| Harlem's Poppin' | 1940 | William Tracey (words) Ken Macomber (words) |
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| I'm Contented Like I Am | 1940 | Wm Tracey (words) | |
| Sweet Girl (w&m) | 1942 | |
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| Are We Through? | 1945 | |
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| I Sleep With Your Picture | 1945 | |
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| In It, to Win It | 1945 | Alex Belledna (words) Peter Roman (words) |
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| That Fascinatin', Procrastinatin' Gal of Mine | 1945 | |
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| You're Gonna Be Sorry | 1945 | Lester Rutsky (words) | |
| Your Day Will Come | 1945 | Jimmie La Marge (words) | |
| There's a Bit o'Virginia in Ya (w&m) | 1946 | |
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| Merry Christmas | 1949 | |
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| ⇑ Sweet Suburban Sue | 1949 | |
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| I Don't Mind Sittin' With a Baby | 1950 | |
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