Fred Rose (1897-1954)

Overview

According to the Internet source given below, Knols Fred Rose was an American musician, Hall of Fame songwriter, and music publishing executive born in Evansville, Indiana, br Of ragtime interest is his The Arm Breaker (1923) published by Jack Mills Inc., New York, USA.

Websites:
	Fred Rose (songwriter)	Biography by wikipedia.org.

Fred Rose (1897-1954) has at least 1 item(s) at the Amazons which you can order on-line by clicking the item's order icon.

Honest and Truly
Words and Music by: Fred Rose.
Words by: Leo Wood
Performed by: Helen Moretti

Publisher:	Leo Feist
Suppliers:
Printed: 1924.	Sheet Music.

Cylinders

	Title (Release Year)	Composer	Performers	Issue


Deed I Do (1903)	F. Rose	Corinne Morgan F.C. Stanley	Edison Gold Moulded Record: 8435
as Performer
When Sweet Marie Was Sweet Sixteen (1908)	E.R. Ball	F. Rose	Edison Gold Moulded Record: 9826
My Dream of the U.S.A. (1908)	L. Chick	F. Rose	Edison Gold Moulded Record: 9990
By the Old Oaken Bucket, Louise (1908)	H.I. Davis	F. Rose	Edison Record: 9896
When I Marry You (1909)	A. Gumble	F. Rose	Edison Standard Record: 10036
I Don't Want the Morning to Come (1908)	J.F. Helf	F. Rose	Edison Standard Record: 10028
Down in the Old Cherry Orchard (1908)	S.R. Henry	F. Rose	Edison Gold Moulded Record: 9723
Your Picture Says Remember, Tho' Your Letter Says Forget (1908)	S.R. Henry	F. Rose	Edison Gold Moulded Record: 9944
If You Cared For Me (1908)	E. Rose	F. Rose	Edison Gold Moulded Record: 9965
There's a Warm Spot in My Heart For Tennessee (1909)	J.C Schmid	F. Rose	Edison Standard Record: 10072
The Heart You Lost in Maryland You'll Find in Tennessee (1908)	A. Solman	F. Rose	Edison Gold Moulded Record: 9782
⇑I'll Be Home at Harvest Time (1909)	A. Solman	F. Rose	Edison Standard Record: 10089
I'm Going to Tell on You (1909)	W.R. Walker	F. Rose	Edison Standard Record: 10225

Records

	Title (Release Year)	Composer	Performers	Issue


Don't Think You'll Be Missed (1923)	F. Rose	Dolly Kay	Columbia: 80893
Don't Think You'll Be Missed (1923)	F. Rose	Aileen Stanley	Victor: B-27635
No One's Fool (1921)	F. Rose	Dolly Kay	Columbia: 80035
Where Can That Somebody Be? (1923)	F. Rose	S. Martin	OKeh: S-71629

CDs

	Performer	CD Title	Supplier


	Ragtime Music CDs:
	Bill Edwards	A Ragtime Sampler

	Title	Attribution	Instruments	Source	Remarks


Deep Henderson (1926)	F. Rose (w&m)	Piano, Voice	IMSLP
Don't Bring Me Posies (1921)	F. Rose (music) Billy McCabe (words) Clarence Jennings (words)	Piano, Voice	IMSLP
He's a Darn Good Man (1919)	F. Rose (music) I. Jones (words) T. Taylor (words)	Piano, Voice	IMSLP
Honest and Truly (1924)	F. Rose (w&m) L. Wood (words)	Piano, Voice	IMSLP
I'll Be Your Regular Sweetie (1920)	F. Rose (w&m) George Little (coauth.) Peter S. Frost (coauth.)	Piano, Voice	Indiana
Red Hot Henry Brown (1925)	F. Rose (music)	Piano	IMSLP	Pub.
You Can Take Me Away From Dixie (1923)	F. Rose (music) R. Lewis (words)	Piano, Voice	IMSLP
As performer
I Wonder if You Miss Me (1904)	T. Snyder (music) E. Rose (words) F. Rose (perf.)	Piano, Voice	Indiana

Titles

The peformer is featured on 13 sheet music/recording covers. It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys: (w&m) ER

	Title	Composer	Attribution	Remarks


When Sweet Marie Was Sweet Sixteen (1907)	Ernest Roland Ball	Raymond Moore (words) Frederic Rose (perf.)
My Dream of the U.S.A. (1908)	Leonard Chick(w&m)	Chas. Roth (co-author) Ted Snyder (co-author) Frederic Rose (perf.)
By the Old Oaken Bucket, Louise (1908)	Harry I. Davis	Earle C. Jones (words) Frederic Rose (perf.)
When I Marry You (1908)	Albert Gumble	Alfred Bryan (words) Frederic Rose (perf.)
I Don't Want the Morning to Come (1908)	J. Fred Helf	Arthur J. Lamb (words) Frederic Rose (perf.)
Down in the Old Cherry Orchard (1907)	Stephen R. Henry	Alfred Bryan (words) Frederic Rose (perf.)
Your Picture Says Remember, Tho' Your Letter Says Forget (1908)	Stephen R. Henry	Arthur J. Lamb (words) Frederic Rose (perf.)
If You Cared For Me (1908)	Ed. Rose	Ted Snyder (co-author) Frederic Rose (perf.)
There's a Warm Spot in My Heart For Tennessee (1907)	Johann C. Schmid	Chas. E. Baer (words) Frederic Rose (perf.)
I Wonder if You Miss Me (1904)	Ted Snyder	Ed. Rose (words) Frederic Rose (perf.)
⇑Heart You Lost in Maryland You'll Find in Tennessee (1907), The	Alfred Solman	Arthur J. Lamb (words) Frederic Rose (perf.)
I'll Be Home at Harvest Time (1908)	Alfred Solman	Arthur J. Lamb (words) Frederic Rose (perf.)
I'm Going to Tell on You (1909)	W. Raymond Walker	Joseph H. Mckeon (words) Frederic Rose (perf.)

Works

This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 49 works by Fred Rose (1897-1954). It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys:

(w&m)

1919-1925

Title	Year	Attribution	Remarks


He's a Darn Good Man	1919	Isham Jones (words) Tell Taylor (words)
Cotton	1920	Geo. A. Little (words)
I Call Her Sugar, She's So Sweet	1920	Tell Taylor (words)
I'll Be Your Regular Sweetie (w&m)	1920	George Little (co-author) Peter S. Frost (co-author)
Don't Bring Me Posies	1921	Billy McCabe (words) Clarence Jennings (words)
No One's Fool	1921	Phil Furman (words) Dolly Kay (perf.)
Underneath Hawaiian Skies	1921	Ernie Erdman (words) Rae Eleanor Ball (perf.) Jessie L. Deppen (perf.)
Doo Dah Blues (w&m)	1922	Eddy White (co-author) Ted Fio Rito (perf.)
Arm Breaker, The	1923
Don't Think You'll Be Missed	1923	Charlie Harrison (co-author) Joe Lyons (co-author) Dolly Kay (perf.) Aileen Stanley (perf.)
Where Can That Somebody Be? (w&m)	1923	Irving Mills (co-author) Sara Martin (perf.)
⇑ You Can Take Me Away From Dixie	1923	Roger Lewis (words)
Honest and Truly (w&m)	1924	Leo Wood (words) Gene Austin (perf.) Victor Graff (perf.) Charles R. Hector (perf.) Helen Moretti (perf.)	Pub.
Charlestonette	1925	Paul Whiteman (words)
Flamin' Mamie (w&m)	1925	Paul Whiteman (co-author)	Pub.
Red Hot Henry Brown	1925		Pub.

1925-1941

Title	Year	Attribution	Remarks


Why Should I Feel Sorry For You? (w&m)	1925
Deed I Do	1926	Walter Hirsch (co-author) Corinne Morgan (perf.) Frank C. Stanley (perf.)
Deep Henderson (w&m)	1926	Coon-Sanders (perf.)
My Pal Jerry (w&m)	1926		Pub.
Say Mister Have You Met Rosie's Sister (w&m)	1926	Charles Harrison (co-author) Correll & Gosden (perf.)	Pub.
Sunshine	1927	Charlie Harrison (words) Carroll & Grady (perf.)	Pub.
Black Maria (w&m)	1929	Bernie Cummins (perf.)
That's Why I'm Jealous of You	1929
Sweethearts Paradise	1933
Love Came Out of the Night	1936	Eddie Nelson (words)
Moon Rose (w&m)	1936	Fred Fisher (co-author)
⇑ We'll Rest at the End of the Trail (w&m)	1936	Curt Poulton (co-author) Bing Crosby (perf.)
Paradise in the Moonlight (w&m)	1939	Gene Autry (co-author) Gene Autry (perf.)
Send a Letter Home to Mother	1939	Gene Autry (co-author) Louis O'Connell (words)
Be Honest With Me (w&m)	1941	Gene Autry (co-author) Bing Crosby (perf.)	Pub.
I'm Trusting in You	1941

1941-?

Title	Year	Attribution	Remarks


Tears on My Pillow (w&m)	1941	Gene Autry (co-author)
Yesterday's Roses	1942	Gene Autry (words)
Bringin' in the Georgia Mail	1943	Roy Acuff (perf.)
Always Yours (w&m)	1944
At Mail Call Today	1945	Gene Autry (co-author) Gene Autry (perf.)	Pub.
I Guess I've Been Asleep For All These Years (w&m)	1945	Gene Autry (co-author)	Pub.
No One Will Ever Know My Heart (w&m)	1945	Mel Foree (co-author) Roy Acuff (perf.)	Pub.
Foggy River	1946	Red Foley (perf.)	Pub.
If I Didn't Love You	1948	Hank Williams (co-author)
Afraid	1949
Candy Lips	1950
⇑ Take These Chains From My Heart (w&m)	1952	Hy Heath (co-author)	Pub.
El Rado Scuffle	?
Here Comes the Hot Tamale Man	?	Charlie Harrison (words)
Jacksonville Gal	?
Mobile Blues	?	Albert Short (words)

Title	Year	Attribution	Remarks


When Jennie Does That Low Down Dance	?

Videos

	Composer	Title	Performer


	F. Rose	Underneath Hawaiian Skies (1921) (3:35)	R.E. Ball