Lew Pollack (1895-1946)
Last updated: 06.11.24
According to the Internet source given below, Lew Pollack was an American all-round talent and variously a singer, pianist, composer of popular music for stage and film. His musical career began aged just 14-years old as a boy soprano in the Walter Damrosch choral group. He went on to play piano in picture houses and tour the vaudeville circuit as a singer-pianist. He wrote materials both for himself and others. As a song composer, his collaborators included Erno Rapee, Sidney Clare, Jack Yellen and Ray Gilbert. The greater part of his output went however into film scores such as Captain January (1936), One In A Million (1937), In Old Chicago (1938), My Son, My Son (1940) and Lady, Let's Dance (1944). Perhaps his best known song is the evergreen Charmaine (1927). Of ragtime interest are his That's-A-Plenty (1914) and High Stepper Rag (1917).
Lew Pollack (1895-1946) has at least 1 item(s) at the Amazons which you can order on-line by clicking the item's order icon.
 Midnight RoseMusic by: Lew Pollack. Words by: Sidney D. Mitchell Performed by: Karyl Norman
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| Title (Release Year) | Co-Author(s) | Performers | Issue |
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Loud Speakin' Papa (1925) | Elsie Clark | Edison Blue Amberol: 5072 |
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Cairo (1918) | James Pitt-Payne | |
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Harry Fox Trot (1918) | Unknown | |
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Loud Speakin' Papa (1925) | Unknown | |
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That's-A-Plenty (1914) | James Pitt-Payne |
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Seventh Heaven (1937) | L. Pollack | Dolly Dawn | Victor: BS-06130 |
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Cairo (1918) | Midi Ragtime Recorder Ens. | T+A/T/T+B/B+T/GB(B) |
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Tango-Toreador (1914) | Midi Ragtime Recorder Ens. | A/T/T/B/GB(B) |
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That's-A-Plenty (1914) | Midi Ragtime Recorder Ens. | D/A/T/T/B/GB(B) |
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Duncan Sisters | The Duncan Sisters | |
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Ann Leaf | The Mighty Wurlitzer: Music For Movie-Palace Organs |       |
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Canadian Brass | Basin Street | CD(s) & MP3 Album(s)  |
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Chicago Chamber Brass | Fireworks For Brass | |
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South Shore Circus Concert Band | Sounds of the Circus - Volume 27 | CD(s) & MP3 Album(s) |
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Stumptown Jazz | On Track | |
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Thomas Waller | Fats Waller: 1936-37 | CD(s) & MP3 Album(s) |
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Thomas Waller | Fats Waller: 1939 | |
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Thomas Waller | Fats Waller: 1939-40 | CD(s) & MP3 Album(s) |
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Thomas Waller | Fats Waller: Portrait Vol.2 | |
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⇑Thomas Waller | Middle Years Part I (1936-38) | |
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Various Artists | Black Secular Vocal Groups Vol. 1: The Twenties (1923-1929) | CD(s) & MP3 Album(s) |
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Various Artists | New Orleans Masters | |
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Various Artists | The Obscure & Neglected Chicagoans | |
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Various Artists | Ragtime unter dem Doppeladler | |
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Firehouse Stompers | Leaving Our Mark | |
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Lu Watters | Originals & Ragtime: San Francisco Style: Vol. 2 | |
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Terry Waldo | Ragtime Classics Vol. 1 | |
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White-Gresty Ragtimers | Mugsy Remembered | |
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Sue Keller | Nola | |
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George Lewis | George Lewis' Ragtime Band of New Orleans: The Oxford Series Vol. 04 | |
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⇑George Lewis | George Lewis' Ragtime Band of New Orleans: The Oxford Series Vol. 05 | |
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George Lewis | George Lewis' Ragtime Band of New Orleans: The Oxford Series Vol. 13 | |
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Heliotrope Ragtime Orchestra | It's a Bear | |
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Michael Pollock | Ragtime Michael Tickles the Ivories | |
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Adam Swanson | Chestnut St. in the 90s | CD(s) & MP3 Album(s) |
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Johnny Maddox | Back Home in Tennessee | CD(s) & MP3 Album(s) |
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Bill Edwards | Perfessor Bill Sings Volume 3 | |
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Bill Edwards | The Rag's the Thing | |
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Bill Edwards | A Ragtime Sampler |
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| DBE571 | Cairo (1918) - Oriental Fox Trot T+A/T/T+B/B+T/GB(B), approx. 3¾ mins. |
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| DBE572 | Tango-Toreador (1914) A/T/T/B/GB(B), approx. 4 mins. |
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| DBE573 | That's-A-Plenty (1914) - Rag or One Step D/A/T/T/B/GB(B), approx. 3¼ mins. |
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Buddha (1919) | L. Pollack (music) E. Rose (words) |
Piano, Voice | Greer Indiana |
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Cairo (1918) | L. Pollack (music) |
Piano | IMSLP Indiana |
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Harry Fox Trot (1918) | L. Pollack (music) | Piano | IMSLP | Pub. |
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I'm Missin' Mammy's Kissin' (1921) | L. Pollack (music) S. Clare (words) |
Piano, Voice | IMSLP Indiana |
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Loud Speakin' Papa (1925) | L. Pollack (music) J. Yellen (words) S. Tucker (perf.) |
Piano, Voice | IMSLP Sheet Music Singer |
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Midnight Rose (1923) | L. Pollack (music) S. Mitchell (words) K. Norman (perf.) K. Norman (perf.) |
Piano, Voice | IMSLP Indiana |
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Oh Sing-A-Loo (1922) | L. Pollack (music) S. Mitchell (words) L. Brown (words) Duncan Sisters (perf.) Duncan Sisters (perf.) |
Piano, Voice | IMSLP Indiana |
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⇑Spanish Lou (1921) | L. Pollack (music) S. Mitchell (words) |
Piano, Voice | IMSLP | |
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That's-A-Plenty (1914) | L. Pollack (music) | Piano | IMSLP | |
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Weep No More My Mammy (1921) | L. Pollack (music) S. Mitchell (words) S. Clare (words) Gene Howard (perf.) Willie Howard (perf.) Gene Howard (perf.) Willie Howard (perf.) |
Piano, Voice | Greer Indiana |
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This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 77 works by Lew Pollack (1895-1946).
It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys: ER
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| Title | Year | Attribution | Remarks |
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| Tango-Toreador | 1914 | Midi Ragtime Recorder Ensemble (perf.) | |
| That's-A-Plenty | 1914 | Midi Ragtime Recorder Ensemble (perf.) Freddy Martin (perf.) |
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| All Fussed Up | 1915 | Dick Richards (co-author) | |
| High Stepper Rag | 1917 | Pub. | |
| Cairo | 1918 | Midi Ragtime Recorder Ensemble (perf.) |  |
| Harry Fox Trot | 1918 | Pub. |
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| Buddha | 1919 | Ed. Rose (words) | |
| Sudan | 1920 | Ed Rose (words) | |
| Gee I Wish I Had a Girl Like You | 1921 | ||
| I Know That I'm in Love | 1921 | |
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| I'm Missin' Mammy's Kissin' | 1921 | Sidney Clare (words) | Pub. |
| ⇑ Musical Comedy's Queen | 1921 | ||
| One Last Good Time | 1921 | ||
| Spanish Lou | 1921 | Sidney D. Mitchell (words) | Pub. |
| Weep No More My Mammy | 1921 | Sidney D. Mitchell (words) Sidney Clare (words) Gene Howard (perf.) Willie Howard (perf.) |
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| Oh Sing-A-Loo | 1922 | Sidney D. Mitchell (words) Lew Brown (words) Duncan Sisters (perf.) |
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| How My Sweetie Loves Me | 1923 | J. Fred Coots (co-author) Sydney D. Mitchell (words) Nora Bayes (perf.) Martha Pryor (perf.) |
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| Midnight Rose | 1923 | Sidney D. Mitchell (words) Courtney Sisters (perf.) Charles Crafts (perf.) Morton Downey (perf.) Frank Farnum (perf.) Jack Haley (perf.) Karyl Norman (perf.) |
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| Vamping Sal | 1923 | Henry Creamer (words) | Pub. |
| Who Will It Be? | 1923 |
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| Cheatin' on Me | 1925 | Jack Yellen (words) Margie Coates (perf.) Healy & Cross (perf.) Sophie Tucker (perf.) Van & Schenck (perf.) |
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| I've Found My Sweetheart Sally | 1925 | Jack Yellen (words) Jack Sidney (perf.) Arr. by May Singhi Breen; |
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| Loud Speakin' Papa | 1925 | Jack Yellen (words) Elsie Clark (perf.) Sophie Tucker (perf.) Van & Schenck (perf.) Frances Williams (perf.) |
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| No Man's Mamma | 1925 | Jack Yellen (words) Helen Harrigan (perf.) Adelyn Jason (perf.) |
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| Cobblestones | 1927 | Sidney Clare (words) | |
| I'm Away From the World When I'm Away From You | 1927 | ||
| I'm in Heaven When I See You Smile Diane (w&m) | 1927 | Erno Rapee (co-author) | |
| Miss Annabelle Lee (w&m) | 1927 | Sidney Clare (co-author) Harry Richman (co-author) Tom Fulmer (perf.) Mildred Hunt (perf.) Charlie Melson (perf.) Mae Wayne (perf.) |
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| Naughty Naurette | 1927 | |
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| Siren Dream, A (w&m) | 1927 | Al Sheridan (co-author) | Pub. |
| There's Always a Way to Remember (w&m) | 1927 | Sammy Fain (co-author) | |
| ⇑ Angela Mia | 1928 | Erno Rapee (words) Charles Farrell (perf.) Janet Gaynor (perf.) |
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| Anita | 1928 | Sidney Clarke (co-author) | |
| Apple Blossoms in the Rain | 1928 | Sidney Clare (co-author) Mort Greene (words) Wally Brown (perf.) Alan Carney (perf.) Marcy McGuire (perf.) Gordon Oliver (perf.) |
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| Glorianna | 1928 | Sidney Clare (words) | Pub. |
| Hiding in the Corner of Your Smile | 1928 | Geo Whiting (co-author) | Pub. |
| I Can't Make Her Happy (w&m) | 1928 | Sidney Clare (co-author) Frank DeVoe (perf.) |
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| Just a Night For Meditation (w&m) | 1928 | Sam M. Lewis (co-author) Joe Young (co-author) |
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| Kiddie Kapers (w&m) | 1928 | Al Sherman (co-author) Nathaniel Shilkret (co-author) |
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| Loneliness (w&m) | 1928 | Sidney Clare (co-author) | Pub. |
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| By the Way | 1929 | Lew White (co-author) Sam M Lewis (words) Joe Young (words) |
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| Poor Punchinello | 1929 | ||
| Some Sweet Day (w&m) | 1929 | Nat Shilkret (co-author) Dorothy Mackaill (perf.) Jack Mulhall (perf.) |
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| Yiddishe Momme, A | 1932 | Jack Yellen (words) | |
| Arlene | 1933 | |
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| Bluer Than Blue | 1933 | Tot Seymour (words) | |
| Dawn | 1934 | |
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| Two Cigarettes in the Dark | 1934 | Paul Francis Webster (co-author) Gloria Grafton (perf.) |
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| Water Under the Bridge | 1934 | Paul F. Webster (words) Fred Waring (perf.) |
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| Little Colonel | 1935 | Paul Francis Webster (words) | |
| Our Little Girl | 1935 | Paul R. Webster (words) Shirley Temple (perf.) |
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| ⇑ At the Codfish Ball | 1936 | Mitchell (words) Sidney (words) Shirley Temple (perf.) |
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| Baby, Sing | 1936 | ||
| Balboa, The | 1936 | ||
| Early Bird | 1936 | Sidney Mitchell (words) Shirley Temple (perf.) |
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| It's Love I'm After | 1936 | Sidney D. Mitchell (words) | Pub. |
| Love Will Tell | 1936 | Jack Yellen (words) Ritz Brothers (perf.) Alice Faye (perf.) Ted Healy (perf.) Patsy Kelly (perf.) Adolphe Menjou (perf.) Gregory Ratoff (perf.) Michael Whalen (perf.) |
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| Moonlit Waltz | 1936 | Sidney D. Mitchell (words) Sonja Henie (perf.) |
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| One in a Million | 1936 | ||
| Pigskin Parade Football Songs | 1936 | Sidney D. Mitchell (words) | Pub. |
| Title | Year | Attribution | Remarks |
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| Right Somebody to Love, The | 1936 | Jack Yellen (words) Shirley Temple (perf.) |
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| Sing, Baby, Sing | 1936 | Jack Yellen (words) Alice Faye (perf.) |
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| We're Back in Circulation Again | 1936 | Sidney D. Mitchell (words) | |
| Who's Afraid of Love? | 1936 | Sidney D. Mitchell (words) Sonja Henie (perf.) |
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| You Do the Darndest Things, Baby | 1936 | Sidney D. Mitchell (words) | |
| You're Slightly Terrific | 1936 | ||
| Seventh Heaven | 1937 | Sidney D. Mitchell (words) Dolly Dawn (perf.) Simone Simon (perf.) James Stewart (perf.) |
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| Why Talk About Love? | 1937 | Sidney D. Mitchell (words) | |
| Go in and Out the Window | 1938 | Walter Bullock (words) | |
| Isn't It Wonderful, Isn't It Swell | 1938 | Sidney D. Mitchell (words) | |
| Moonshine Over Kentucky | 1938 | Sidney D. Mitchell (words) Tony Martin (perf.) |
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| ⇑ He's My Uncle | 1940 | Charles Newman (words) Rose Blane (perf.) Dick Powell (perf.) |
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| South of Pago-Pago | 1940 | Bob Wright (words) Chet Forrest (words) |
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| Moon Kissed the Mississippi, The | 1943 | Charles Newman (words) | Pub. |
| Rainbow Valley | 1944 | Harry Harris (words) Frances Langford (perf.) |
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| Seven Days Ashore | 1944 | Mort Greene (co-author) | Pub. |
| In Our Little Wooden Shoes | ? |
| Composer | Title | Performer |
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L. Pollack | Cairo (3:16) | Ragtime Dorian Henry |
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L. Pollack | How My Sweetie Loves Me (2:56) | Martha Pryor |
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L. Pollack | He's My Uncle (2:37) | R. Blane |