Jean Schwartz (1878-1956)
Last updated: 20.07.21
Jean Schwartz was an American songwriter of Hungarian descent born in Budapest. His family emigrated to New York when he was 13 years old. His music career started in department stores where he sold and demonstrated sheet music before taking full-time employment in the Shapiro-Bernstein Publishing House as a pianist and song-plugger. Although his first published composition, Dusky Dudes (1899), was a cakewalk he went on to become a lyricist of some standing. He formed a partnership with William Jerome which lasted from 1901 to 1913 during which they produced many songs for Broadway and Zigfield Follies. Their biggest hit was the Chinatown, My Chinatown (1910). He wrote a number of rags of which The Whitewash Man (1908) and April Fool Rag (1911) are probably the best known. Jean Schwartz died in Los Angeles, California.
In common with many of his contemporaries he also used a pseudonym namely Howard Lipson.
In common with many of his contemporaries he also used a pseudonym namely Howard Lipson.
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Jean Schwartz | Biography and list of works by "Perfessor" Bill Edwards |
| Performer | CD Title | Supplier |
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| Folk Music CDs: | |||
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Various Performers | The High Priestess of Jollity & The Southern Singer |        |
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Turk Murphy | Euphonic Sounds | |
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Various Artists | A Century of Ragtime 1897-1997 | |
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Various Artists | Kings of the Ragtime Banjo | |
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Various Artists | That Devilin' Tune | CD(s) & MP3 Album(s) |
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Mimi Blais | Ragtime | |
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Paragon Ragtime Orchestra | On The Boardwalk | CD(s) & MP3 Album(s) |
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John Roache | Syncopated Odyssey | |
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Wilbur C. Sweatman | Jazzin' Straight Thru' Paradise | CD(s) & MP3 Album(s) |
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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. 06 | |
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Jody Dall'Armi | On the Level, You're a Little Devil | |
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Joan Reynolds | Deep Hollow | CD(s) & MP3 Album(s) |
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| DBE588 | April Fool Rag (1911) A/T/T/B+T/B/GB(B), approx. 3 mins. |
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| DBE589 | Baby Blue (1910) - Intermezzo - Two Step A/T/T/B/GB(B), approx. 4½ mins. |
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| DBE590 | Black Beauty (1910) - Rag A/T/T/B/GB(B), approx. 3 mins. |
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| DBE591 | Dusky Dudes (1899) - Cake - Walk D+T/A+T/T/T+B/B/GB(B), approx. 3 mins. |
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| DBE593 | Mazeppa (1903) - Intermezzo A/T/T/T/B/GB(B), approx. 5¼ mins. |
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| DBE594 | On the Level You're a Little Devil (1918) - Song T/T/B/B/GB(B)/V(Opt. T/C), approx. 5 mins. |
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| DBE595 | The Pony Ballet Dance (1903) A/T/T/T+B/B/GB(B), approx. 3¼ mins. |
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| ⇑DBE596 | The Pop Corn Man (1910) - Rag Two Step T/T/T/B/B/GB(B), approx. 3½ mins. |
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| DBE597 | Radium Dance (1904) A/T/T/T+B/B/GB(B), approx. 4¾ mins. |
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| DBE598 | Rum Tum Tiddle Dance (1912) A/T/T/B+T/B/GB(B), approx. 3¾ mins. |
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| DBE599 | That Spoony Dance (1909) - Rag Intermezzo A+B/T/T/B/GB(B), approx. 3¼ mins. |
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| DBE600 | The Whitewash Man (1908) - A Characteristic Syncopated March & Two Step A/T/T/T/B/GB(B), approx. 3 mins. |
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This list is arranged by title and contains 1 lyric written by Jean Schwartz. The lyrics/monologues and *.pdf files have been kindly compiled by monologues.co.uk/musichall
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Bedelia | Jean Schwartz (music) William Jerome (words) Lloyd Morgan (sung by) |
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America Needs You Like a Mother | Piano, Voice | Jean Schwartz (Music) Grant Clark (words)  |
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Back to the Carolina You Love | Piano, Voice | Jean Schwartz (Music) Grant Clarke (words) |
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Chinatown, My Chinatown | Piano, Voice | Jean Schwartz (Music) W. M. Jerome (words) |
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Down in the Subway | Piano, Voice | Jean Schwartz (Music) William Jerome (words) |
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Gambling Man, The | Piano, Voice | Jean Schwartz (Music) William Jerome (words) |
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Good Bye Virginia | Piano, Voice | Jean Schwartz (Music) Grant Clarke (words) |
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Hello Central! Give Me No Man's Land | Piano, Voice | Jean Schwartz (Music) Sam M. Lewis (words) Joe Young (words) |
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In Blinky, Winky, Chinky Chinatown | Piano, Voice | Jean Schwartz (Music) William Jerome (words) |
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Meet Me in Rose Time, Rosie | Piano, Voice | Jean Schwartz (Music) Wm. Jerome (words) |
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Newport Glide, The | Piano, Voice | Jean Schwartz (Music) William Jerome (words) |
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Over the Hills and Far Away | Piano, Voice | Jean Schwartz (Music) William Jerome (words) |
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Sandy O' | Piano, Voice | Jean Schwartz (Music) Wm Jerome (words) |
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Texas Dan | Piano, Voice | Jean Schwartz (Music) William Jerome (words) |
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They're All Good American Names | Piano, Voice | Jean Schwartz (Music) William Jerome (words) |
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⇑You Can't Get Away From It | Piano, Voice | Jean Schwartz (Music) William Jerome (words) Grant Clarke (words) |
| Recorder Sheet Music |
Chinatown (D/D/A/A/T/T/T/B/B/GB)
Score and Parts. Publisher: Polyphonic Publications (PP00079) |
This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 286 works by Jean Schwartz (1878-1956).
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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| Dusky Dudes | 1899 |  |
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| Raggy Raggers, The | 1899 | as Howard Lipson | |
| Across the Continent | 1900 | Karl Kennett (words) | |
| Any Old Place I Can Hang My Hat Is Home Sweet Home to Me | 1901 | William Jerome (words) | |
| Hold Fast! | 1901 | William Jerome (words) | |
| I'm Tired | 1901 | William Jerome (words) Eddie Foy (sung by) |
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| It's All Right Mayme | 1901 | Wm. Jerome (words) | |
| Loop the Loop | 1901 | |
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| Rip Van Winkle Was a Lucky Man | 1901 | Wm. Jerome (words) Harry Bulger (sung by) |
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| San Anita | 1901 | ||
| When Mr. Shakespeare Comes to Town | 1901 | Wm. Jerome (words) | |
| ⇑ Back to the Woods | 1902 | Lew Dockstader (sung by) | |
| Gambling Man, The | 1902 | William Jerome (words) Orth & Fern (sung by) Tascott (sung by) Anna Driver (sung by) |
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| Hamlet Was a Melancholy Dane | 1902 | Wm. Jerome (words) | |
| I'm Unlucky | 1902 | William Jerome (words) Eddie Foy (sung by) |
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| In a Land That's Far Away | 1902 | William Jerome (words) Eddie Foy (sung by) |
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| Just a Tender Spot For Father Dear | 1902 | ||
| Just Kiss Yourself Good-Bye | 1902 | William Jerome (words) Leah Russell (sung by) |
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| Mister Dooley | 1902 | William Jerome (words) Thomas Q. Seabrooke (sung by) |
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| Mr Dooley | 1902 | Wm. Jerome (words) Thomas Q. Seabrooke (sung by) |
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| My Gypsy Queen | 1902 | ||
| Nursery Rhymes | 1902 | Joseph Cawthorn (sung by) | |
| O' O' O'Brien | 1902 | M.B. Kirby (words) | |
| ⇑ Ragtimer's Delight | 1902 | |
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| Since Sister Nell Heard Paderewski Play | 1902 | George Marion (sung by) | |
| Bedelia | 1903 | William Jerome (words) Lloyd Morgan (sung by) Clarice Vance (sung by) Blanche Ring (sung by) Ellmore Sisters (sung by) |
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| I'm a Poor Unhappy Maid | 1903 | Eddie Foy (sung by) | |
| In Cincinnati | 1903 | ||
| Julie | 1903 | Herbert Cawthorn (sung by) | |
| Mazeppa | 1903 | |
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| My Hula Lula Girl | 1903 | William Jerome (words) | |
| Pony Ballet Dance, The | 1903 | |
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| Stories Adam Told to Eve | 1903 | William Jerome (words) | |
| Who-Who-Who Hoolahan | 1903 | John C. Rice (sung by) | |
| Why Don't You Go, Go, Go? | 1903 | ||
| ⇑ At the Music Hall | 1904 | Chas. E. Bigelow (sung by) Christie McDonald (sung by) |
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| Barney Donohue | 1904 | |
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| Cordalia Malone | 1904 | William Jerome (words) Thomas Q. Seabrooke (sung by) |
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| Dear Old Manhattan Isle | 1904 | ||
| Down in the Subway | 1904 | William Jerome (words) May Yohé (sung by) |
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| For You | 1904 | ||
| Forte With Your Trumpets and Your Drums | 1904 | ||
| Get a Horse | 1904 | ||
| Ghost That Never Walked, The | 1904 | William Jerome (words) Eddie Foy (sung by) |
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| Goodnight, My Own True Love | 1904 | William Jerome (words) | |
| I Don't Want Any Würtzburger | 1904 | ||
| I'm So Happy | 1904 | ||
| ⇑ Love, Love, Love | 1904 | William Jerome (words) | |
| M-A-C-A-R-O-N-I | 1904 | ||
| Medley Selection Piff! Paff! Pouf! | 1904 |
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| Melancholy Sunbeam and the Rose, The | 1904 | Templar Saxe (sung by) | |
| My Own Love | 1904 | ||
| My Unkissed Man | 1904 | ||
| Radium Dance | 1904 | |
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| She Don't Seem to Care About Me | 1904 | ||
| Since Dolly Dimple Made a Hit | 1904 | ||
| Under the Goo Goo Tree | 1904 | ||
| We Really Ought to Be Married | 1904 | Thomas Q. Seabrooke (sung by) | |
| When You're Broke | 1904 | William Jerome (words) Dick Gardner (sung by) Grace Leonard (sung by) |
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| Birds of a Feather Flock Together | 1905 | Harry Williams (words) | |
| Dear Little, Wise Old Bowery, The | 1905 | William Jerome (words) | |
| ⇑ Dear Old Dixie Land | 1905 | |
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| Dear Old Farm, The | 1905 | ||
| Desdie My Desdemona | 1905 | ||
| Drummer Song | 1905 | ||
| Farewell, Mister Abner Hemingway | 1905 | William Jerome (words) Clarice Vance (sung by) May Yohé (sung by) |
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| Good Bye Maggie Doyle | 1905 | ||
| Good Bye Sweet Old Manhattan Isle | 1905 | William Jerome (words) McIntyre &. Heath (sung by) |
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| Ham Tree Barbecue, The | 1905 | William Jerome (words) | |
| Henny Klein | 1905 | Wm. Jerome (words) | |
| In Tammany Hall | 1905 | Wm. Jerome (words) | |
| Line It Out McGinnity | 1905 | ||
| Merry Minstrel Band, The | 1905 | ||
| ⇑ My Irish Daisy (w&m) | 1905 | Maude Nugent (co-author) Wm. Jerome (words) |
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| My Irish Molly O | 1905 | Wm. Jerome (words) Blanche Ring (sung by) |
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| My Sweet | 1905 | Wm. Jerome (words) | |
| Oh, Marie | 1905 | William Jerome (words) | |
| On an Automobile Honeymoon | 1905 | William Jerome (words) | |
| Tennessee | 1905 | H.H. Williams (words) | |
| Texas Dan | 1905 | William Jerome (words) E. Leonard (sung by) |
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| There's Only One Little Old New York | 1905 | ||
| What Has the Night Time to Do With the Girl | 1905 | William Jerome (words) | |
| When the Cat's Away | 1905 | ||
| Wise Old Bowery | 1905 | ||
| Yankee Boodle | 1905 | Wm. Jerome (words) | |
| ⇑ Any Old Time at All | 1906 | William Jerome (words) Sam Bernard (sung by) |
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| Float Me Charlie | 1906 | ||
| My Irish Rosie | 1906 | Wm. Jerome (words) Clarence Sisters (sung by) Thomas J. Quigley (sung by) J.P. Curran (sung by) Hattie Williams (sung by) |
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| Handle Me With Care | 1907 | Wm. Jerome (words) | |
| Herman | 1907 | ||
| I'd Sooner Be a Has Been | 1907 | Lulu Glaser (sung by) | |
| Jerome & Schwartz's Come Along With Me | 1907 | ||
| Miss Killarney | 1907 | William Jerome (words) | |
| My Irish Gibson Girl | 1907 | Blanche Ring (sung by) | |
| Teddy Girl, The | 1907 | ||
| Dear Sing Sing | 1908 | William Jerome (words) Harry Bulger (sung by) |
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| Don't Go in the Water, Daughter | 1908 | Julian Eltinge (sung by) | |
| ⇑ Emmaline | 1908 | William Jerome (words) | |
| Good-Bye Mr Ragtime | 1908 | William Jerome (words) | |
| Happy Days | 1908 |
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| Kiss Your Minstrel Boy Goodbye | 1908 | William Jerome (words) | |
| Meet Me in Rose Time, Rosie | 1908 | Wm Jerome (words) Earl Benham (sung by) |
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| Mother Hasn't Spoken to Father Since | 1908 | William Jerome (words) V. Victoria (sung by) |
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| Over the Hills and Far Away | 1908 | William Jerome (words) Alice Lloyd (sung by) |
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| Sandy O' | 1908 | WM Jerome (words) | |
| They Always Follow Me | 1908 | William Jerome (words) George M. Cohan (sung by) |
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| Whitewash Man, The | 1908 | |
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| A-L-E | 1909 | McIntyre & Heath (sung by) | |
| Bamboo Lane | 1909 | Wm. Jerome (words) McIntyre & Heath (sung by) |
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| Chicken | 1909 | McIntyre & Heath (sung by) | |
| Everybody's Ragtime Crazy | 1909 | McIntyre &. Heath (sung by) | |
| ⇑ Franco-American Rag, The | 1909 | William Jerome (words) Adeline Genée (sung by) |
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| Good-Bye, Miss Liberty | 1909 | ||
| Hat My Father Wore on St. Patrick's Day, The | 1909 | William Jerome (words) | |
| Her Name Is Mary Donohue | 1909 | ||
| Honey on Our Honeymoon | 1909 | William Jerome (words) | |
| I'd Like to Correspond With You | 1909 | ||
| I'm a Member of the Midnight Crew | 1909 | Wm. Jerome (words) Carter De Haven (sung by) |
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| Love Me Just Like Romeo Loved Miss Juliet | 1909 | William Jerome (words) McIntyre &. Heath (sung by) |
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| Mr. Izzy, Always Busy, Rosenstein | 1909 | ||
| Take Me Back to Sunshine Land | 1909 | Elphye Snowdon (sung by) | |
| That Spoony Dance | 1909 | |
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| Baby Blue | 1910 | |
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| ⇑ Black Beauty Rag | 1910 | |
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| Chinatown, My Chinatown | 1910 | William Jerome (words) | |
| Come Down to Earth, My Dearie | 1910 | Eddie Foy (sung by) | |
| Dougherty | 1910 | William Jerome (words) | |
| Dreamy Fandango Tune | 1910 | Eddie Foy (sung by) | |
| Everybody Is Bagpipe Crazy | 1910 | Eddie Foy (sung by) | |
| I Want a Whole Lot of Girls | 1910 | Eddie Foy (sung by) | |
| I'll Make a Ring Around Rosie | 1910 | William Jerome (words) Alice York (sung by) Edna Luby (sung by) |
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| I'm on My Way to Reno | 1910 | William Jerome (words) Mabel Hite (sung by) |
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| I'm the Ghost of Kelly | 1910 | Eddie Foy (sung by) | |
| Kellermann Girlie, The | 1910 | Eddie Foy (sung by) | |
| Military Glide, The | 1910 | Eddie Foy (sung by) | |
| ⇑ My Chinatown | 1910 | ||
| My Operatic Samson | 1910 | Eddie Foy (sung by) | |
| Newport Glide, The | 1910 | William Jerome (words) | |
| Oh You Dream | 1910 | Wm Jerome (words) | |
| Oh You Spearmint Kiddo With the Wrigley Eyes | 1910 | ||
| Oh, You Dream | 1910 | ||
| Pop Corn Man, The | 1910 | |
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| Pretty Little Girl Inside, The | 1910 | Eddie Foy (sung by) | |
| You Dream | 1910 | ||
| April Fool Rag | 1911 | |
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| Brookside Inn, The | 1911 | William Jerome (words) | |
| Come, Love, and Play Peek-A-Boo | 1911 | William Jerome (words) | |
| ⇑ He's a Dear Old Pet | 1911 | ||
| I Ain't Got No Ear For Music | 1911 | William Jerome (words) | |
| I'm Going Back to Reno | 1911 | William Jerome (words) Mabel Hite (sung by) |
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| My Irish Dearie | 1911 | Wm. Jerome (words) | |
| On an Irish Honeymoon | 1911 | ||
| Pots and Pans | 1911 | Charley Grapewin (words) | |
| Ragging the Old Vienna Roll | 1911 | Vincent Bryan (words) | |
| Rum-Tum-Tiddle Dance - Song, The | 1911 | Edward Madden (words) A. Jolson (sung by) |
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| Sarah's Hat | 1911 | William Jerome (words) | |
| They're All Good American Names | 1911 | William Jerome (words) | |
| Edna May | 1912 | ||
| Everybody's Cabareting | 1912 | Wm. Jerome (co-author) | |
| Everyone in Town Likes Mary | 1912 | Sam Ehrlich (words) | |
| Fol De Rol Dol Doi | 1912 | ||
| ⇑ If It Wasn't For the Irish and the Jews | 1912 | William Jerome (words) John T. Kelly (sung by) |
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| In Banjo Land | 1912 | Grant Clarke (words) | |
| Merry Wedding Bells | 1912 | Edwaed Madden (words) Julian Eltinge (sung by) |
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| New York Isn't Such a Bad Old Town | 1912 | ||
| Ring Ting-A-Ling | 1912 | Wm. Jerome (words) Grant Clarke (words) |
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| Rum Tum Tiddle Dance | 1912 | |
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| Something That I Can't Explain | 1912 | William Jerome (words) Julian Eltinge (sung by) |
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| String a Ring of Roses 'round Your Rosie | 1912 | ||
| That Chop-Stick Rag | 1912 | G. Clarke (words) Lillian Lorraine (sung by) |
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| That Tangalo Tap | 1912 | Sallie Fisher (sung by) | |
| There's One in a Million Like You | 1912 | Grant Clarke (words) | |
| When the Henry Clay Comes Steaming Into Mobile Bay | 1912 | Grant Clarke (words) William Jerome (words) Maude Raymond (sung by) |
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| ⇑ Whistle It | 1912 | Alfred Bryan (words) Grant Clarke (words) Blanche Ring (sung by) |
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| Bring Back Your Love | 1913 | Gaby Deslys (sung by) | |
| Flower Garden Ball, The | 1913 | William Jerome (words) Belle Story (sung by) |
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| I Want the Strolling Good | 1913 | Harold Atteridge (words) | |
| I Wish You'd Keep Out of My Dreams | 1913 | Grant Clarke (words) Edgar Leslie (words) |
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| It's a Grand Old Life | 1913 | Blanche Ring (sung by) | |
| Ki-I-Youdleing Dog, The | 1913 | Irving Berlin (words) | |
| My Raggyadore, the Honeymoon Express | 1913 | Fanny Brice (sung by) | |
| My Yellow Jacket Girl | 1913 | A. Jolson (sung by) | |
| Our Little Cabaret at Home | 1913 | Harry Fox (sung by) | |
| Rajah Glide, The | 1913 | ||
| Sit Down! You're Rocking the Boat | 1913 | William Jerome (words) Grant Clarke (words) |
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| ⇑ Syncopatia Land | 1913 | Fanny Brice (sung by) | |
| That Good Old Fashioned Cake Walk | 1913 | Harold Atteridge (words) | |
| Wagner Couldn't Write a Rag Time Song | 1913 | W. Jerome (words) | |
| When Gaby Did the Gaby Glide | 1913 | Gaby Deslys (sung by) | |
| When the Honeymoon Stops Shining | 1913 | Gaby Deslys (sung by) | |
| When the Twilight Comes to Kiss the Rose Good-Night | 1913 | William Jerome (words) | |
| Where the Red, Red Roses Grow | 1913 | Wm. Jerome (words) Ted Holmes (sung by) Lulu Wells (sung by) |
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| You Can't Get Away From It | 1913 | William Jerome (words) Grant Clarke (words) Bert Williams (sung by) |
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| Back to the Carolina You Love | 1914 | Grant Clarke (words) Chretienne & Louiset (sung by) Marguerite Crouse (sung by) |
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| I Love the Ladies | 1914 | G. Clarke (words) | |
| I Love You Just Like Lincoln Loved the Old Red-White & Blue | 1914 | William Jerome (words) | |
| Neptune's Daughter | 1914 | ||
| ⇑ Winter Nights | 1914 | Grant Clarke (words) | |
| Wrap Me in a Blanket of Love | 1914 | Harry Fox (sung by) Jenny Dolly (sung by) |
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| Cute Little Summery Time | 1915 |
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| Dance Rozsika | 1915 | Rosy Dolly (sung by) | |
| Good Bye Virginia | 1915 | G. Clarke (words) | |
| Hello Hawaii How Are You? | 1915 | Bert Kalmar (words) Edgar Leslie (words) |
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| I'm Simply Crazy Over You | 1915 | Wm Jerome (words) E.R. Goetz (words) |
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| In Blinky, Winky, Chinky Chinatown | 1915 | Wm. Jerome (words) | |
| Shooting the Bull Around the Bulletin Boards | 1915 | ||
| Ukalele Daly | 1915 | Blanche Ring (sung by) | |
| When John McCormack Sings a Song | 1915 | William Jerome (words) E Ray Goetz (words) N. Bayes (sung by) |
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| Winky, Chinky Chinatown | 1915 | ||
| Are You Prepared For the Summer | 1916 | Bert Kalmar (words) Edgar Leslie (words) Eva Tanguay (sung by) |
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| Beware of Pink Pajamas | 1916 | Joe Young (words) Sam M Lewis (words) Dolly Sisters (sung by) |
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| ⇑ I'm Going 'way Back Home and Have a Wonderful Time | 1916 | William Jerome (words) | |
| When You Grow to Be Twenty One | 1916 | Joseph Santley (sung by) | |
| America Needs You Like a Mother | 1917 | Grant Clark (words) | |
| I'm All Bound 'round With the Mason Dixon Line | 1917 | Sam M. Lewis (words) Joe Young (words) Harry Fox (sung by) Ethel Levey (sung by) |
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| They Grow a Little Bolder | 1917 | ||
| When the Girls Grow Older, They Grow a Little Bolder | 1917 | Sam M Lewis (words) Joe Young (words) |
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| Hello Central! Give Me No Man's Land | 1918 | Sam M. Lewis (words) Joe Young (words) A. Jolson (sung by) |
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| I'm on a Long Long Ramble | 1918 | Sam M. Lewis (words) Joe (words) Young (words) |
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| Love Days | 1918 | ||
| None of Them's Got Anything on Me | 1918 | Wm. Jerome (words) | |
| On the Level You're a Little Devil | 1918 | Joe Young (words) | |
| Rock-A-Bye Your Baby With a Dixie Melody | 1918 | Sam M. Lewis (words) Joe Young (words) A. Jolson (sung by) |
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| ⇑ Take Your Girl to the Ball Game | 1918 | ||
| Tell That to the Marines | 1918 | Al Jolson (co-author) Harold R. Atteridge (words) |
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| Wedding Bells Will You Ever Ring For Me | 1918 | Sam M. Lewis (words) Joe Young (words) |
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| Why Do They All Take the Night Boat to Albany | 1918 | Joe Young (words) Sam M. Lewis (words) A. Jolson (sung by) |
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| Any Time Is Dancing Time! | 1919 | |
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| Desert Island | 1919 | ||
| Flutter on by My Broadway Butterfly | 1919 | ||
| Give Me the South All the Time | 1919 | Alfred Bryan (words) | |
| I Love a Musical Comedy Show | 1919 | ||
| I Never Knew! | 1919 | ||
| In Our Little Paradise | 1919 | ||
| Isn't It Wonderful! | 1919 | ||
| ⇑ It Doesn't Matter | 1919 | ||
| Juno My Honeymoon Girl | 1919 | Alfred Bryan (words) | |
| Just Two Sweethearts - Mother and Dad | 1919 | Alfred Bryan (words) | |
| Love's a Very Funny Thing | 1919 | ||
| Mississippi Lullaby | 1919 | ||
| Nerves! | 1919 | ||
| On My Private Telephone | 1919 | Bryan (words) Alfred (words) |
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| Pretty Up Pretty Up Pretty Baby | 1919 | ||
| Sahara We'll Soon Be Dry Like You | 1919 | Alfred Bryan (words) Esther Walker (sung by) |
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| Sas'parilla, Women and Song | 1919 | ||
| See You Later Girls! | 1919 | P.G. Wodehouse (words) | |
| See You Later Shimmy | 1919 | ||
| ⇑ Shimmying Everywhere | 1919 | ||
| Those Dixie Melodies | 1919 | ||
| Train That Leaves For Town | 1919 |
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| Two Lips in Georgia | 1919 | ||
| When Those Mason-Dixon Minstrels Hit the Town | 1919 | ||
| You're Living Right Next Door to Heaven When You Live in Dixieland | 1919 | Alfred Bryan (words) | |
| Young Man! | 1919 | ||
| I'm Goin' to Break That Mason-Dixon Line | 1919. | Priscilla Dean (sung by) | |
| Cleopatricola Cleo-Patrick-Ola | 1920 | ||
| I Can't Do This I Can't Do That | 1920 | ||
| Mouthful of Kisses, A | 1920 | Alfred Bryan (words) | |
| Overalls and Calico | 1920 | Gus Kahn (words) | |
| Shimmy-Nods From Chaminade | 1920 | Alfred Bryan (words) | |
| There Is Life in the Old Boy Yet | 1920 | ||
| ⇑ Why Didn't I Meet You Long Ago | 1920 | ||
| Molly on a Trolley by Golly With You | 1921 | ||
| When There's No One to Love | 1921 | Harold Atteridge (words) | |
| Why Do They Die at the End of a Classical Dance | 1921 | James Barton (sung by) | |
| Desert Rose | 1922 | ||
| Hootch Rhythm | 1922 | ||
| My Yiddisha Mammy | 1922 | E. Cantor (sung by) | |
| New Hampshire | 1922 | Alex Gerber (words) | |
| Silver Swanee | 1922 | Eddie Cantor (words) | |
| Tell Me What's the Matter, Lovable Eyes | 1922 | Harold R. Atteridge (words) | |
| Day by Day in Every Way I'm Getting Better Day by Day | 1923 | Wm. Jerome (words) | |
| Ev'ry Day Is Mother's Day | 1923 | Wm. Jerome (words) | |
| ⇑ If I Can't Get the Sweetie I Want I Pity the Sweetie I Get | 1923 | Joe Young (words) Sam M. Lewis (words) Evelyn Law (sung by) |
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| Innocent Eyes | 1923 | Mistinguett (sung by) | |
| Just Like a Diamond | 1923 | Harold R. Atteridge (words) | |
| Lady | 1923 | ||
| Take Me Back to Samoa Some More | 1923 | Cyrus Wood (co-author) | |
| Under the Clover Moon | 1927 | Alfred Bryan (words) Gene Dover (sung by) Connie Soltan (sung by) |
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| Au Revoir, Pleasant Dreams | 1930 | Jack Meskill (words) | |
| One Little Raindrop | 1930 | ||
| Since My Wife Took Up Miniature Golf | 1930 | ||
| In a Little Red Barn | 1934 | ||
| Old Country Doctor | 1936 | Joe Young (words) | |
| Le Parc Morceau | ? | |
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| ⇑ There's a Girl Up in the Moon | ? | William Jerome (words) |
| Title | Dur | Performer | Composer | Score/Song |
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April Fool Rag | 2:41 | Ragtime Dorian Henry | J. Schwartz | April Fool Rag (1911) |
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Bedelia (1904) | 3:05 | Lloyd Morgan | J. Schwartz | |
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Black Beauty Rag | 2:36 | Ragtime Dorian Henry | J. Schwartz | Black Beauty Rag (1910) |
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Dusky Dudes | 3:00 | Ragtime Dorian Henry | J. Schwartz | Dusky Dudes (1899) |
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Franco American Rag | 3:03 | Ragtime Dorian Henry | J. Schwartz | |
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Loop the Loop | 2:42 | Ragtime Dorian Henry | J. Schwartz | |
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The Pop Corn Man | 3:13 | Ragtime Dorian Henry | J. Schwartz | The Pop Corn Man (1910) |
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Radium Dance | 4:49 | Ragtime Dorian Henry | J. Schwartz | Radium Dance (1904) |
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Ragging the Old Vienna Roll | 2:58 | Ragtime Dorian Henry | J. Schwartz | |
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⇑Ragtimer's Delight | 3:18 | Ragtime Dorian Henry | J. Schwartz | |
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Rum Tum Tiddle Dance | 2:25 | Ragtime Dorian Henry | J. Schwartz | Rum Tum Tiddle Dance (1912) |
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That Good Old Fashioned Cake Walk | 2:51 | Ragtime Dorian Henry | J. Schwartz | |
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That Spoony Dance | 2:40 | Ragtime Dorian Henry | J. Schwartz | That Spoony Dance (1909) |
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The Whitewash Man | 2:39 | Ragtime Dorian Henry | J. Schwartz | The Whitewash Man (1908) |