Alfred Baldwin Sloane (1872-1926)
Last updated: 30.01.21
According to the Internet source given below, Alfred Baldwin Sloane was an American composer and songwriter born in Baltimore.
He started composing songs as a boy and apprentice in a dry goods house. After a successful amateur production in Baltimore, he moved to New York in 1890 becoming a prolific songwriter for Broadway musical comedies. His biggest hit was Heaven Will Protect the Working Girl (1909 - words by Edgar Smith). He wrote the score of Lady Teazle for Lillian Russell at the height of her national popularity. His final score was that for the Broadway production China Rose (1925).
Of ragtime interest is You Got to Play Rag Time (1899) published by M. Witmark and Sons, New York, Chicago, San Francisco, USA
He died in Red Bank, New Jersey.
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He started composing songs as a boy and apprentice in a dry goods house. After a successful amateur production in Baltimore, he moved to New York in 1890 becoming a prolific songwriter for Broadway musical comedies. His biggest hit was Heaven Will Protect the Working Girl (1909 - words by Edgar Smith). He wrote the score of Lady Teazle for Lillian Russell at the height of her national popularity. His final score was that for the Broadway production China Rose (1925).
Of ragtime interest is You Got to Play Rag Time (1899) published by M. Witmark and Sons, New York, Chicago, San Francisco, USA
He died in Red Bank, New Jersey.
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Alfred Baldwin Sloane (1872-1926) has at least 18 item(s) at the Amazons which you can order on-line by clicking the item's order icon.
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Cupid at Vassar A Musical Play Dealing With College Girls' Life By: Alfred Baldwin Sloane. Words by: George Totten Smith.
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De Blue Gum Nigger Words and Music by: Alfred Baldwin Sloane.
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Harry By: Alfred Baldwin Sloane. Words by: Edward S. Abeles.
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 Heaven Will Protect the Working GirlBy: Alfred Baldwin Sloane. Words by: Edgar Smith.
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 I Want a Daddy Who Will Rock Me to SleepBy: Alfred Baldwin Sloane. Words by: Philip Bartholomae, John Murray Anderson.
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Just a Little Token of Your Love Song By: Alfred Baldwin Sloane. Words by: Harry D. Kerr.
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Li'l Mose By: Alfred Baldwin Sloane. Words by: Fred G. Nixon-Nirdlinger, Charles H. Brown.
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Lucy Loo! By: Alfred Baldwin Sloane. Words by: Herbert N. Farrar.
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 Ma Rainbow Coon - SongBy: Alfred Baldwin Sloane. Words by: Clay Meredith Green.
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Mama's Papa By: Alfred Baldwin Sloane. Words by: Joseph Hart.
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 My Blushing RoseBy: Alfred Baldwin Sloane. Words by: Joseph Hart.
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 Rose of Pyramid LandBy: Alfred Baldwin Sloane. Words by: E.R. Goetz.
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 Sergeant KittyBy: Alfred Baldwin Sloane. Words by: R. H. Burnside. Sung by : Virginia Earl.
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Susie, Mah Sue L'amour Vainqueur. - Le Cake Walk By: Alfred Baldwin Sloane. Words by: arr.: K. L. Hoschner.
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Tea Song From: Strange Adventures of Jack and the Bean-Stal By: Alfred Baldwin Sloane.
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There's a Little Street in Heaven That They Call Broadway Words and Music by: Alfred Baldwin Sloane. Words by: James T. Waldron.
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You're Crazy With the Heat A Real Rag-Time Shout Words and Music by: Alfred Baldwin Sloane.
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This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 227 works by Alfred Baldwin Sloane (1872-1926).
It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys: ER
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| De Frogtown Terror | 1896 | Herbert N Farrar (words) Madge Lessing (sung by) |
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| Giant's Song, The (w&m) | 1896 | |
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| Jack Waltz, The | 1896 | |
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| Lucy Loo! | 1896 | Herbert N. Farrar (words) |  |
| My Little Sunday Girl (w&m) | 1896 | |
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| Sinbad's Song (w&m) | 1896 | |
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| Song of the Pretty Maids (w&m) | 1896 | |
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| Strange Adventures of Jack and the Beanstalk, The | 1896 | R A Barnet (words) | |
| Tea Song | 1896 | From: The Strange Adventures of Jack and the Bean-Stalk | |
| Tell Me Truly, Daisy | 1896 | R A Barnet (words) | |
| Curly Locks | 1897 | G.L. Tracy (words) R A Barnet (words) |
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| ⇑ Father Won't You Speak to Sister Mary? | 1897 | Jean Havez (words) Anthony Gray (words) Clem Davis (words) Charles H Hoyt (words) |
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| Simple Simon | 1897 | R A Barnet (words) | |
| Walker's Dancing School | 1897 | Charles H Hoyt (words) | |
| De Blue Gum Nigger (w&m) | 1898 | |
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| He Cert'ny Was Good to Me | 1898 | Jean C. Havez (words) Hanson and Drew (sung by) |
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| Remember Your Love of the Olden Time | 1898 | Jean Havez (words) | |
| When You Ain't Got No Money | 1898 | Clarence S. Brewster (words) M. Irwin (sung by) Arthur Collins (sung by) |
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| I'm Fraid Dis Snap Is Most Too Good to Last | 1899 | Frank Sloane (words) | |
| It Occurred While Waiting For the Change | 1899 | Glen MacDonough (words) | |
| Jes' When I Need You Most, You Throws Me Down | 1899 | H M Saumenig (words) A L Robb (words) Maude Raymond (sung by) |
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| Now I'se Got Some Money, Well I'm Coming 'rounf | 1899 | Frank Sloane (words) Fay Templeton (sung by) M. Irwin (sung by) |
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| Ring Off Coon | 1899 | H M Saumenig (words) A L Robb (words) |
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| ⇑ You Got to Play Rag Time | 1899 | Jean C. Havez (words) Maude Raymond (sung by) |
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| You Once Was Excess Baggage, Now You'se Only Common Freight | 1899 | Saumenig (words) Robb (words) Anna Boyd (sung by) |
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| Aunt Hannah | 1900 | W H Mackie (words) | |
| Broadway to Tokio | 1900 | L Harrison (words) George V Hobart (words) Reginald De Koven (words) |
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| For Love of Cleopatra | 1900 | Louis Harrison (words) Geo. Hobart (words) From "Broadway to Tokio" |
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| I'm Looking For an Angel | 1900 | Jean Havez (words) Edgar Keller (words) John Golden (words) |
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| Jimmy, the Pride of Newspaper Row | 1900 | ||
| Love-Lorn Lily, The | 1900 | Louis Harrison (words) Geo. Hobart (words) From "Broadway to Tokio" |
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| Ma Rainbow Coon | 1900 | |
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| Ma Rainbow Coon - Song | 1900 | Clay Meredith Green (words) | |
| Ma Tiger Lily | 1900 | Clay M Greene (words) | |
| Pride of Newspaper Row, Jimmy, The | 1900 | Nellie O'Neil (sung by) | |
| ⇑ She Knew a Lobster When She Saw One | 1900 | R.M. Skinner (words) | |
| She Sat Beneath the Hawthorn and the Rose | 1900 | F J Sloane (words) | |
| Susie, Mah Sue - Song | 1900 | F.J. Sloane (words) | |
| For Love of You | 1900ca | George T. Smith (words) | |
| Grizette | 1900ca | Jean C. Havez (words) | |
| He's Got to Be a Lamp-Black Cullud Man | 1900ca | Jean C. Havez (words) Belle Davis (sung by) |
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| Hunting For a Happy Little Home | 1900ca | Louis Harrison (words) Geo. Hobart (words) From "Broadway to Tokio" |
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| I'm Always Glad to See You When You Buy | 1900ca | George T. Smith (words) | |
| I've Been Dreaming of You, Baby | 1900ca | Frank Sloane (words) Anna Held (sung by) |
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| It Was the Same Old Story | 1900ca | Clay M. Greene (words)
From Aunt Hannah |
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| Lazy Bill | 1900ca | Glen MacDonough (words) | |
| Little Bo Peep | 1900ca | Clay M. Greene (words)
From Aunt Hannah |
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| Other Page Is Missing, The | 1900ca | Glen MacDonough (words) Chas Bigelow (sung by) |
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| Over the Sea a Bird | 1900ca | George T. Smith (words) | |
| Sandman's Coming Fo Ma Baby | 1900ca | E.L. Matteson (words) | |
| Story of the Dance | 1900ca | Louis Harrison (words) Geo. Hobart (words) From "Broadway to Tokio" |
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| Sweetheart, I'll Ever Be True | 1900ca | Saumenig (words) Robb (words) |
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| ⇑ Those Days Long Ago | 1900ca | George T. Smith (words) | |
| Twighlight | 1900ca | George T. Smith (words) | |
| What's the Matter With Hannah | 1900ca | Clay M. Greene (words)
From Aunt Hannah |
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| When the Cat's Away the Mice Will Play | 1900ca | Clay M. Greene (words)
From Aunt Hannah |
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| Believe Me | 1901 | |
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| Carried Off | 1902 | Sydney Rosenfeld (words) | |
| Flash of the Skipper's Eye, The | 1902 | Sydney Rosenfeld (words) | |
| France, Glorious France | 1902 | Sydney Rosenfeld (words) Mabelle Gilman (sung by) |
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| From a Different Point of View | 1902 | Sydney Rosenfeld (words) | |
| If You Couldn't Change Your Mind | 1902 | Sydney Rosenfeld (words) | |
| In Silence | 1902 | Sydney Rosenfeld (words) | |
| Just a Kiss | 1902 | Sydney Rosenfeld (words) | |
| ⇑ Lion and the Mouse, The | 1902 | Sydney Rosenfeld (words) | |
| Mocking Bird, The | 1902 | Sydney Rosenfeld (words) | |
| One I Love, the Other I Abhor | 1902 | Sydney Rosenfeld (words) | |
| Rigadoon, The | 1902 | Sydney Rosenfeld (words) | |
| Sly Musette | 1902 | Sydney Rosenfeld (words) | |
| Stale World and a Pale World, A | 1902 | Sydney Rosenfeld (words) | |
| What's the Matter With the Moon To-Night? | 1902 | Sydney Rosenfeld (words) | |
| Barn Yard Dance | 1903 | arr.: Andor Pintér | |
| Dissipated Kitten, The | 1903 | Harry B Smith (words) | |
| Girl He Left Behind Him, The | 1903 | R. H. Burnside (words) | |
| Just Take Things As They Come | 1903 | R H Burnside (words) | |
| Lanciers | 1903 | arr.: Andor Pintér | |
| ⇑ Love | 1903 | R.H. Burnside (words) | |
| Love Laughs at Locksmiths | 1903 | R.H. Burnside (words) | |
| Mocking Bird - Selection, The | 1903 | arr.: Andor Pintér | |
| Mocking Bird - Waltzes, The | 1903 | arr.: Geo Rosey | |
| My Japanese Baby | 1903 | Arthur Ambrose,Benjamin M Jerome (words) | |
| Oh, Kitty | 1903 | R H Burnside (words) | |
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| Sergeant Kitty | 1903 | R. H. Burnside (words) Virginia Earl (sung by) |
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| Susie, Mah Sue | 1903 | arr.: K. L. Hoschner | |
| There's a Little Street in Heaven That They Call Broadway (w&m) | 1903 | James T. Waldron (words) | |
| True Love Lives But in Our Dreams | 1903 | R H Burnside (words) | |
| War! | 1903 | |
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| We Are a Gallant Regiment | 1903 | R H Burnside (words) Virginia Earl (sung by) |
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| Charity | 1904 | John Kendrick Bangs (words) | |
| Every Little Something | 1904 | Brandon Hurst (words) | |
| Harry | 1904 | Edward S. Abeles (words) | |
| In Dear Old Grandma's Days | 1904 | John Kendrick Bangs (words) | |
| Love by Proxy | 1904 | John Kendrick Bangs (words) Roderic C Penfield (words) |
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| ⇑ New Rochelle Yacht Club Waltz, The | 1904 | Alvah K La Rue (words) W A Stadelman (words) |
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| Power of the Press, The | 1904 | John Kendrick Bangs (words) | |
| Sun That Rose on Thirteen States Now Sets on Forty-Five, The | 1904 | Percy C Mason (words) | |
| When the Moon Comes Up Behind the Hills in Dixie | 1904 | E Tracy Sweet (words) | |
| Beautiful Land of Bon Bon, The | 1905 | Frederic Ranken (words) | |
| Cora My Dusky Florodora! | 1905 | Frederic Ranken (words) | |
| Dear Ireland (w&m) | 1905 | |
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| Evil Eye, The | 1905 | Frederic Ranken (words) | |
| Gingerbread Cadets, The | 1905 | |
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| Gingerbread Man, The | 1905 | Frederic Ranken (words) | |
| I'm Looking For That Man | 1905 | Frederic Ranken (words) | |
| It's the Cash, Cash, Cash | 1905 | Frederic Ranken (words) | |
| ⇑ John Dough | 1905 | Frederic Ranken (words) | |
| Mama's Papa | 1905 | Joseph Hart (words) | |
| Mazie | 1905 | Frederic Ranken (words) | |
| Moon Song | 1905 | Frederic Ranken (words) Helen Bertram (sung by) |
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| Mr. Moon | 1905 | Frederic Ranken (words) | |
| My Blushing Rose | 1905 | Joseph Hart (words) | |
| My Fillipino Belle | 1905 | Joseph Hart (words) Jenkins (words) |
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| Nursery Rhymes | 1905 | Frederic Ranken (words) | |
| Old Rameses | 1905 | Frederic Ranken (words) | |
| Queen of My Dreams | 1905 | Frederic Ranken (words) | |
| Toast to Sally | 1905 | Frederic Ranken (words) | |
| Wherefore and the Why, The | 1905 | John Kendrick Bangs (words) | |
| ⇑ You're Crazy With the Heat (w&m) | 1905 | |
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| Coming Thro' the Rye | 1906 | George V Hobart (words) | |
| Do You Believe in Santa Claus | 1906 | Frederic Ranken (words) | |
| Gingerbread Cadets March, The | 1906 | Thomas Clark (words) | |
| March On, O Soldier | 1906 | Frederic Ranken (words) | |
| Selection From the Gingerbread Man | 1906 | |
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| Basket Ball | 1907 | George Totten Smith (words) A Ferraioli (words) |
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| Cupid at Vassar | 1907 | George Totten Smith (words) | |
| Dear Daisy Chain | 1907 | George Totten Smith (words) A Ferraioli (words) |
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| I Won't Go Way Back Home Again | 1907 | George Totten Smith (words) C F Ferraioli (words) |
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| In the Days When Grandma Dear Was Young | 1907 | George Totten Smith (words) C F Ferraioli (words) |
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| Just a Little Token of Your Love | 1907 | Harry D. Kerr (words) | |
| Poppy and the Pink, The | 1907 | Owen Davis (words) George Totten Smith (words) From "Lo" |
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| American Girl, The | 1908 | Charles H Brown (words) | |
| I Want Someone to Love Me | 1908 | Charles H Brown (words) | |
| Li'l Mose | 1908 | Fred G. Nixon-Nirdlinger (words) Charles H. Brown (words) |
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| Caramba | 1909 | O. Henry (words) Franklin P. Adams (words) |
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| ⇑ Dear Yankee Maid | 1909 | O. Henry (words) Franklin P. Adams (words) From "Lo" |
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| Display Song | 1909 | Edgar Smith (words) | |
| Drinking Song | 1909 | Edgar Smith (words) | |
| Heaven Will Protect the Working Girl | 1909 | Edgar Smith (words) | |
| In Yucatan | 1909 | O. Henry (words) Franklin P. Adams (words) From "Lo" |
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| It's Hard to Love Just One Girl All the Time | 1909 | Edgar Smith (words) | |
| It's the Little Things That Count | 1909 | O. Henry (words) Franklin P. Adams (words) From "lo" |
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| Let Us Sing | 1909 | O. Henry (words) Franklin P. Adams (words) From "Lo" |
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| Little Old Main Street | 1909 | O. Henry (words) Franklin P. Adams (words) From "Lo" |
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| Lo - A Musical Comedy | 1909 | O Henry (words) Franklin P Adams (words) |
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| Love Is All That Matters | 1909 | O. Henry (words) Franklin P. Adams (words) From "Lo" |
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| My Dainty Mermaid | 1909 | Edgar Smith (words) | |
| ⇑ Never Forget Your Parents | 1909 | O. Henry (words) Franklin P. Adams (words) |
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| Sailor Number | 1909 | O Henry (words) Franklin P Adams (words) |
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| Selection From ''Lo'' | 1909 | O. Henry (words) Franklin P. Adams (words) |
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| Snap Shots | 1909 | O. Henry (words) Franklin P. Adams (words) From "Lo" |
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| Statue Song | 1909 | O. Henry (words) Franklin P. Adams (words) From "Lo" |
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| Tammany on Parade | 1909 | O. Henry (words) Franklin P. Adams (words) From "Lo" |
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| There Goes Another One | 1909 | Edgar Smith (words) | |
| While Strolling Thro' the Forest | 1909 | O Henry (words) Franklin P Adams (words) |
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| You May Always Be My Sweetheart | 1909 | O. Henry (words) Franklin P. Adams (words) From "Lo" |
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| Bé-Bee = (Baby) | 1910 | Edgar Smith (words) | |
| Calcium Moon, The | 1910 | Glen MacDonough (words) | |
| Come and Take a Dip With Me | 1910 | Glen MacDonough (words) | |
| ⇑ Flying High | 1910 | Glen MacDonough (words) | |
| Gee, But I'd Like to Furnish a Flat For You, Dear | 1910 | Glen MacDonough (words) | |
| Lady Ushers Ball, The | 1910 | Glen MacDonough (words) | |
| Life Is Only What You Make It, After All | 1910 | Edgar Smith (words) | |
| Oh, You Summertime Romeo! | 1910 | Glen MacDonough (words) | |
| On the Boardwalk | 1910 | Glen MacDonough (words) |
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| Sentimental Tommy | 1910 | E.R. Goetz (words) | |
| There's No Place Like Home Boys | 1910 | Glen MacDonough (words) | |
| Those Were the Happy Days | 1910 | Glen MacDonough (words) | |
| Tillie's Nightmare - Collection | 1910 | Edgar Smith (words) | |
| Don't Forget the Beau You Left at Home | 1911 | E.R. Goetz (words) | |
| Drifting | 1911 | E.R. Goetz (words) | |
| First Love Days | 1911 | E.R. Goetz (words) | |
| Henpecks, The | 1911 | Glen MacDonough (words) E.R. Goetz (words) |
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| It's the Skirt | 1911 | E.R. Goetz (words) | |
| June | 1911 | E.R. Goetz (words) | |
| Just Tell Me With Your Eyes | 1911 | E.R. Goetz (words) | |
| ⇑ Lingerie | 1911 | E.R. Goetz (words) | |
| Little Italy | 1911 | ||
| Lyre-Bird and the Jay, The | 1911 | E.R. Goetz (words) | |
| Rose of Pyramid Land | 1911 | E.R. Goetz (words) G. Buck (words) |
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| Selection From the Henpecks | 1911 | |
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| That Spooky Tune | 1911 | E.R. Goetz (words) | |
| There's a Girl in Havana | 1911 | E.R. Goetz (words) I. Berlin (words) |
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| Try This on Your ''Pianna'' Anna | 1911 | E.R. Goetz (words) | |
| Where the Edelweiss Is Blooming | 1911 | E.R. Goetz (words) G. Buck (words) |
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| White Light Alley | 1911 | E.R. Goetz (words) | |
| Wilhelmina's Concertina | 1911 | E.R. Goetz (words) | |
| Alexander's Bag-Pipe Band | 1912 | E.R. Goetz (words) I. Berlin (words) |
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| ⇑ Dixie Love Song | 1912 | E.R. Goetz (words) G. Buck (words) |
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| Following Behind the Girl Behind the Smile | 1912 | E.R. Goetz (words) | |
| Ginger | 1912 | E.R. Goetz (words) | |
| Harvard's Best | 1912 | Edward Sandford Martin (words) | |
| I Never Would Do in Society | 1912 | E.R. Goetz (words) | |
| Little Girl Who Couldn't Care, The | 1912 | E.R. Goetz (words) | |
| Meet Me at the Stage Door | 1912 | E.R. Goetz (words) | |
| Bring Back the Love Days of June Time | 1913 | Bobby Harris (words) | |
| Greenwich Village | 1917 | John Murray Anderson (words) | |
| I'll Be Coming Home to You | 1917 | John E Hazzard (words) Percival Knight (words) |
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| In the Sweetest Little Prison in the World | 1917 | John E Hazzard (words) Percival Knight (words) |
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| It's Not the Uniform That Makes the Man | 1917 | Henry Blossom (words) | |
| ⇑ It's the Jay Town 'most Every Time | 1917 | John E Hazzard (words) Percival Knight (words) |
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| My Little Javanese | 1917 | Philip Bartholomae (words) John Murray Anderson (words) |
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| Road House Rag | 1917 | John E. Hazzard (words) Percival Knight (words) |
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| Some Day | 1917 | John E Hazzard (words) Percival Knight (words) |
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| That Wonderful Girl | 1917 | John E Hazzard (words) Percival Knight (words) |
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| There's Something About You, Dear! | 1917 | Henry Blossom (words) | |
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| Through Twilight Lane | 1917 | John E Hazzard (words) Percival Knight (words) |
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| We Should Worry, Uncle Sam! | 1917 | Henry Blossom (words) | |
| Happy Days (w&m) | 1918 | |
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| War Garden | 1918 | Harry B Smith (words) | |
| Critics' Blues, The | 1919 | Philip Bartholomae (words) John Murray Anderson (words) |
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| Greenwich Village Follies of 1919, The | 1919 | G.J. Trinkaus (words) | |
| I Want a Daddy Who Will Rock Me to Sleep | 1919 | Philip Bartholomae (words) John Murray Anderson (words) |
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| I'm Ashamed to Look the Moon in the Face | 1919 | Philip Bartholomae (words) John Murray Anderson (words) Clara Tice (words) |
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| Red, Red As the Rose | 1919 | Philip Bartholomae (words) John Murray Anderson (words) Clara Tice (words) |
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| There's Nothing Sweeter Than a Kiss From a Beautiful Girl | 1919 | A. Gerber (words) | |
| At the Krazy Kat's Ball | 1920 | Arthur Swanstrom (words) John Murray Anderson (words) |
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| ⇑ Come to Bohemia | 1920 | Arthur Swanstrom (words) John Murray Anderson (words) |
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| Greenwich Village Follies of 1920 , The | 1920 | G.J. Trinkaus (words) | |
| I'll Be Your Valentine | 1920 | Arthur Swanstrom (words) John Murray Anderson (words) |
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| Naked Truth, The | 1920 | Arthur Swanstrom (words) John Murray Anderson (words) |
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| Tam, Tam, Tam, Tam, Tam | 1920 | John Murray Anderson (words) Arthur Swanstrom (words) |
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| Tsin | 1920 | Arthur Swanstrom (words) John Murray Anderson (words) |
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| Underneath a Chinese Moon | 1923 | Jack Arnold (words) | |
| China Bogie Man | 1924 | Harry L Cort (words) George E Stoddard (words) |
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| China Rose | 1924 | George E Stoddard (words) Harry Cort (words) |
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| We'll Build a Brand New Bamboo Bungalow | 1924 | Harry L Cort (words) George E Stoddard (words) |
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| Foolish Questions | 1937 | William Lee (words) | |
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Ma Tiger Lily | 2:20 | Ragtime Dorian Henry | |
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You Got to Play Ragtime (1899) | 2:30 | Ragtime Dorian Henry | |
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When You Ain't Got No Money (1898) | 4:38 | May Irwin |