Ted Snyder (1881-1965)
Last updated: 07.08.18
Ted Snyder was an American songwriter, composer and publisher of popular music. He was born in Freeport, Illinois and was educated in Boscobel, WI. He was variously bill-poster, cafe pianist, staff pianist, song plugger for publishers both in Chicago and New York before going into the music publishing business on his own account. He had a long and successful relationship with Irving Berlin having employed him as a song plugger in 1909. His hits include evergreens such as he Sheik of Araby (1921) and Who's Sorry Now? (1923) whilst in ragtime and brass circles he is renowned for his Wild Cherries (1908). After a long and successful career he retired in 1930 and became a member of the Songwriters' Hall of Fame. He died in Hollywood, California.
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Ted Snyder | Biography and list of works by "Perfessor" Bill Edwards |
Ted Snyder (1881-1965) has at least 31 item(s) at the Amazons which you can order on-line by clicking the item's order icon.
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Auntie Music by Ted Snyder. Words by: Ed. Rose.
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Beautiful Eyes Music by Ted Snyder. Words by: Geo. E Whiting, C.de Haven.
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Blue Bird Music by Ted Snyder. Words by: Ed Rose.
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Bonnie Jean Music by Ted Snyder. Words by: Alfred Bryan.
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Bonnie Sue Sunshine Music by Ted Snyder. Words by: Bowman Bros.
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Could You Grow Fond of a Nice Young Blonde, if You Loved a Sweet Brunette? Music by Ted Snyder. Words by: Monroe H. Rosenfeld.
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Do Your Duty Doctor and Cure My Pain Music by Ted Snyder. Words by: Irving Berlin.
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Eternal Love Music by Ted Snyder. Words by: E. Rose.
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Give Me Your Love Music by Ted Snyder. Words by: Ed Rose.
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Heinie Music by Ted Snyder. Words by: Ed Rose.
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 Here's My FriendMusic by Ted Snyder. Words by: Ed Rose.
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Honora Doolin Music by Ted Snyder. Words by: Bowman Bros.
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I Wonder if You Miss Me Music by Ted Snyder. Words by: Ed. Rose.
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I'd Rather Be Outside A-Lookin' in Than on the Inside A-Lookin' Out Music by Ted Snyder. Words by: Fred. J. Hamill.
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I've Got to Get Some Money Music by Ted Snyder. Words by: Ed. Rose.
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Lovers and Lunatics Musical farce comedy Music by Ted Snyder. Words by: Ed. Rose.
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The Man in the Moon Was Wise Music by Ted Snyder. Words by: Ed. Rose.
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Moses Andrew Jackson, Good-Bye Music by Ted Snyder. Words by: Ren Shields.
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My Prairie Queen Two-step By Ted Snyder.
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My Prairie Queen - Song Music by Ted Snyder. Words by: Ed. Rose.
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My Wife's Gone to the Country Music by Ted Snyder. Words by: George Whiting, I. Berlin.
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Roses and Memories By Ted Snyder.
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Roses and Memories - Song Music by Ted Snyder. Words by: M.H. Rosenfeld.
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Rustling Silks By Ted Snyder.
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The Star, the Rose and the Dream Music by Ted Snyder. Words by: Albert Lang.
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There Must Be Somethin' the Matter With Me Music by Ted Snyder. Words by: Ed. Rose.
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There's a Girl in This World For Every Boy and a Boy For Every Girl Music by Ted Snyder. Words by: Will D. Cobb.
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Tipperary Nora Music by Ted Snyder. Words by: Ren. Shields.
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Who? Me? Music by Ted Snyder. Words by: Rose, Whiting.
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 Wild Cherries Characteristiique RagBy Ted Snyder.
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 Wild Cherries - Song That Cooney Spooney RagMusic by Ted Snyder. Words by: Irving Berlin.
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Six Brown Brothers | on "Rusty Rags" | CD(s) & MP3 Album(s)        |
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Sydney Bechet | on "The Creole Prodigy" | |
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Mark Birnbaum | on "Hot Piano! Ragtime Blues Jazz Classical Mark Birnbaum" | |
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Black Swan Classic Jazz Band | on "Ragtime Revelry" | CD(s) & MP3 Album(s) |
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Peter Bocage | on "Peter Bocage with the Creole Serenaders and the Love-Jiles Ragtime Orchestra" | CD(s) & MP3 Album(s) |
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Budapest Ragtime Band | on "Best of 1980-2000" | |
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Budapest Ragtime Band | on "Elite Syncopations" | |
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Budapest Ragtime Band | on "Trubadur" | |
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Jo Ann Castle | on "Jo Anne Castle - 22 Greatest Ragtime Hits: Vol. 1" | CD(s) & MP3 Album(s) |
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Dawn of the Century Ragtime Orchestra | on "The Dawn of the Century Ragtime Orchestra" | CD(s) & MP3 Album(s) |
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⇑"Perfessor" Bill Edwards | on "Rapid Fire Ragtime" | |
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Meg Graf | on "Eatin' Time -- A Ragtime Feast" | CD(s) & MP3 Album(s) |
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Stephane Grappelli | on "Stephane's Tune-Original Recordings" | |
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Tom Hazelton | on "Ragtime's Greatest Hits" | |
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Sue Keller | on "Ol' Muddy" | CD(s) & MP3 Album(s) |
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George Lewis | on "George Lewis' Ragtime Band of New Orleans: The Oxford Series Vol. 03" | |
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George Lewis | on "George Lewis' Ragtime Band of New Orleans: The Oxford Series Vol. 08" | |
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Rod Miller | on "Rod Miller Ragtime" | |
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Various Artists | on "From Cake-Walk To Ragtime 1898-1916" | CD(s) & MP3 Album(s) |
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Various Artists | on "Hits of '21: Ain't We Got Fun?" | |
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Various Artists | on "Hot Flashes: Rare High Quality Short Lived Bands" | CD(s) & MP3 Album(s) |
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⇑Various Artists | on "I'll Dance till de Sun Breaks through" | |
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Various Artists | on "Ragtime's Greatest Hits" | |
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Various Artists | on "Ragtime, Vol. 1: 1897-1919" | |
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Various Artists | on "The Roots of Rag-Time" | CD(s) & MP3 Album(s) |
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Max Morath | on "The Ragtime Man" | |
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Knuckles O'Toole | on "Knuckles O'Toole: Plays The Greatest All-Time Ragtime Hits" | |
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Symphonic Winds | on "Ragging the Baby to Sleep" | |
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Terry Waldo | on "Ragtime Classics Vol. 1" | |
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Terry Waldo | on "Ragtime Classics Vol. 2" | |
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Fats Waller | on "Complete Associated Transcription Session 1935-1939" | CD(s) & MP3 Album(s) |
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Fats Waller | on "The Definitive Fats Waller Vol. 1: His Piano, His Rhythm" | |
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⇑Fats Waller | on "Fats Waller: Portrait Vol.2" | |
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Fats Waller | on "Golden Greats" | |
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Fats Waller | on "A Handful of Keys" | CD(s) & MP3 Album(s) |
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Fats Waller | on "Middle Years Part I (1936-38)" | |
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Fats Waller | on "More Radio Rarities" | CD(s) & MP3 Album(s) |
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Fats Waller | on "The Very Best of Fats Waller" | CD(s) & MP3 Album(s) |
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Fats Waller | on "Yacht Club Swing 1938" | |
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Canadian Brass | on "Basin Street" | CD(s) & MP3 Album(s) |
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Harmonic Brass Munich | on "Harmonic Brass 2000" | |
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The Olympia Brass Band | on "Music of New Orleans" | |
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| DBE685 | Dancing Fool (1922) - Fox Trot Song A/T/T/B/B/GB(B), approx. 2½ mins. |
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| DBE686 | Oh That Beautiful Rag (1910) T/T/T+B/B/GB(B), approx. 4 mins. |
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| DBE687 | Ramshackle Rag (1911) A(T)/T/T/B/GB(B), approx. 3¾ mins. |
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| DBE688 | The Sheik of Araby (1921) - Song T(A)/T/T/B+T/B/GB(B), approx. 4½ mins. |
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| DBE689 | That Mysterious Rag (1911) - Song T/T/B+T/B/GB(B), approx. 3¾ mins. |
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| DBE690 | Wild Cherries (1908) - Characteristique Rag T+D/T/T/B/GB(B), approx. 4¼ mins. |
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This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 139 works by Ted Snyder (1881-1965). It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Key: Items on hold
Auntie (1903)   Words by: Ed. Rose | If the Managers Only Thought the Same As Mother (1910) Words by: I. Berlin |
| I've Got to Get Some Money (1903) Words by: Ed. Rose | Is There Anything Else That I Can Do For You? (1910) Words by: I. Berlin |
| Lovers and Lunatics (1903) Words by: Ed. Rose | Kiss Me, My Honey, Kiss Me (1910) Words by: I. Berlin |
| Eternal Love (1904) Words by: E. Rose | Oh That Beautiful Rag (1910) |
| The Goblin Man (1904) Words by: Ed Rose | Oh That Beautiful Rag - Song (1910) Words by: I. Berlin |
| Heinie (1904) Words by: E. Rose | Oh, How That German Could Love (1910) Words by: I. Berlin |
| Here's My Friend (1904) Words by: Ed Rose | Piano Man (1910) |
| I Wonder if You Miss Me (1904) Words by: Ed. Rose | Sweet Italian Love (1910) Words by: I. Berlin |
| The Man in the Moon Was Wise (1904) Words by: Ed. Rose | Thank You Kind Sir! (1910) |
| My Prairie Queen (1904) | That Beautiful Rag (1910) Words by: I. Berlin |
| My Prairie Queen - Song (1904) Words by: Ed. Rose | That Opera Rag (1910) Words by: I. Berlin |
| Rustling Silks (1904) | When I Hear You Play That Piano, Bill (1910) Words by: I. Berlin |
| There Must Be Somethin' the Matter With Me (1904) Words by: Ed. Rose | After the Honeymoon (1911) |
| Nothin' From Nothin' Leaves You (1905) | Ask My Mother (1911) Words by: Bert Kalmar |
| Take a Car (1905) | Cancel That Wedding March (1911) Words by: Bert Kalmar |
| Bonnie Jean (1906) Words by: Alfred Bryan | Down to the "Folies Bergere" (1911) |
| Honora Doolin (1906) Words by: Bowman Bros | Eight Little Letters Make Three Little Words I Love You (1911) Words by: Bert Kalmar |
| I'd Rather Be Outside A-Lookin' in Than on the Inside A-Lookin' Out (1906) Words by: Fred. J. Hamill | He's Coming Back (1911) |
| Moses Andrew Jackson, Good-Bye (1906) Words by: Ren Shields | I Like to Call You Sweetheart (1911) |
| Don't Notice Me (1906 ca.) | I Want to Be in Dixie (1911) Co-Author: T. Snyder |
| Blue Bird (1907) | In the Land of Harmony (1911) Words by: Bert Kalmar |
| Bonnie Sue Sunshine (1907) Words by: Bowman Bros | Movin' Man Don't Take My Baby Grand (1911) Words by: Bert Kalmar |
| Don't Worry, It May Not All Be True (1907) | My Bill From Louisville (1911) Words by: Al Bernard, Willie Weston |
| Give Me Your Love (1907) Words by: Ed Rose | Ramshackle Rag (1911) |
| There's a Girl in This World For Every Boy and a Boy For Every Girl (1907) Words by: Will D. Cobb | Sombrero Land (1911) |
| Tipperary Nora (1907) Words by: Ren. Shields | Spanish Love (1911) |
| Who? Me? (1907) Words by: Rose Whiting | Come Back to Me My Melody (1912) |
| Grandma (1908) Words by: Alfred Bryan | The Ghost of the Violin (1912) Words by: Bert Kalmar |
| I'm in Love With the Man in the Moon (1908) Words by: Alfred Bryan | I'm Going Back to Dixie (1912) |
| If You Cared For Me As I Cared For You My Heart's Sad and I Am Lonely (1908) Words & Music: Snyder Co-Author: Ed Rose | I Can't Stop Loving You Now (1914) Words by: Bert Kalmar, Edgar Leslie |
| It's the Pretty Things You Say (1908) Words by: Alfred Bryan | You Are the Rose That Will Never Die (1914) Words by: Bert Kalmar |
| Make Me Laugh (1908) Words by: Al Bryan | I Work Eight Hours, Sleep Eight Hours, That Leaves (1915) Words by: Edgar Leslie, Bert Kalmar |
| Move on Mr. Moon (1908) | That Soothing Symphony (1915) Words by: Will J. Harris |
| My Dream of the USA (1908) | I Was Never Nearer Heaven in My Life (1916) Words by: Edgar Leslie, Grant Clarke |
| My Wild Deer (1908) Words by: Al Bryan | In San Domingo (1917) Words by: Sam M. Lewis, Joe Young |
| Wild Cherries (1908) | In the Old Red School (1917) Words by: Joe Goodwin |
| Beautiful Eyes (1909) Words by: Geo. E Whiting, C.de Haven | Meet Me at the Station Dear (1917) Words by: Sam M. Lewis, Joe Young |
| Christmas Time Seems Years and Years Away (1909) Words by: I. Berlin | Paddle-Addle (1917) Words by: Sam M. Lewis, Joe Young |
| Could You Grow Fond of a Nice Young Blonde, if You Loved a Sweet Brunette? (1909) Words by: Monroe H. Rosenfeld | How'd You Like to Be My Daddy? (1918) Words by: Sam M. Lewis, Joe Young |
| Dancing Sunshine (1909) | I Wonder Why She Kept on Saying Si Si Si Si Si Senor (1918) |
| Do Your Duty Doctor and Cure My Pain (1909) Words by: Irving Berlin | The Brat (1919) Words by: Harry Bache Smith |
| Good Bye Girlie and Remember Me (1909) | I'm Sorry I Ain't Got It, You Could Have It if I Had It Blues (1919) |
| I Wish That You Was My Gal, Molly (1909) Words by: I. Berlin | If I Could Live Life Over (1919) Words by: J. Wells |
| I'm Going to Do What I Please (1909) | It Took Nineteen Hundred and Nineteen Years (1919) Words by: F. Tannenhill |
| If I Thought You Wouldn't Tell (1909) Words by: I. Berlin | Once in a While (1919) Words by: Joe Young, Sam M. Lewis |
| McElwee (1909) Words by: Geo. Whiting | Teddy (1919) |
| My Bambazoo (1909) Words by: Norman Stadiger | I Wonder if You Still Care For Me? (1921) Words by: Harry Bache Smith, Francis Wheeler |
| My Wife's Gone to the Country (1909) Words by: George Whiting, I. Berlin | My Cherry Blossom (1921) Words by: Harry B. Smith |
| Next to Your Mother, Who Do You Love? (1909) Words by: I. Berlin | The Sheik of Araby (1921) Words by: Harry Bache Smith, Francis Wheeler |
| No One Could Do It Like My Father (1909) | Stolen Kisses (1921) Words by: Francis Wheeler |
| Ogalalla (1909) | By the Sapphire Sea (1922) Words by: Harry Bache Smith, Francis Wheeler |
| Ogalalla - Song (1909) Words by: Vincent Bryan | Dancing Fool (1922) |
| Oh, What I'd Do For a Girl Like You (1909) Words by: Geo Whiting | You Gave Me Your Heart (1922) Words by: Harry Bache Smith, Francis Wheeler |
| Roses and Memories (1909) | Who's Sorry Now? (1923) Words by: Bert Kalmar, Harry Ruby |
| Roses and Memories - Song (1909) Words by: M.H. Rosenfeld | All Alone With You in a Little Rendezvous (1924) Words by: Joe Young, Sam M Lewis |
| She Was a Dear Little Girl (1909) | In a Little Rendezvous (1924) |
| Skinny (1909) | Sweet Mama of Mine (1924) Words by: Cross Healy |
| Some Little Something About You (1909) | Whisper to the Rose (1924) Words by: Francis Wheeler, Harry Bache Smith |
| Someone Just Like You, Dear (1909) | That Night in Araby (1926) Words by: Billy Rose |
| The Star, the Rose and the Dream (1909) Words by: Albert Lang | The Beggar (1927) Words by: Francis Wheeler, Irving Kahal |
| Stop That Rag, Keep on Playing (1909) | The Daughter of Sweet Adeline (1927) Words by: Al Dubin, Willie Raskin |
| Sweet Marie, Make-A-Rag-Time-A-Dance With Me (1909) Words by: I. Berlin | For My Baby (1927) Words by: Irving Kahal, Francis Wheeler |
| When He Sings the Songs My Mother Sang to Me (1909) Words by: William Gould | It Was Only a Sun Shower (1927) Words by: Irving Kahal, Francis Wheeler Arr. by Harry Tiedeman |
| Wild Cherries - Song (1909) Words by: Irving Berlin | Summertime Sweethearts Where Do the Go in the Fall? (1927) Words by: Irving Kahal, Francis Wheeler |
| Colored Romeo (1910) Words by: I. Berlin | Lonely Vagabond (1928) Words by: Mort Harris |
| Dear Mayme, I Love You (1910) Words by: Irving Berlin | Shoo the Hoodoo Away (1930) Words by: Mort Harris |
| Herman Let's Dance That Beautiful Waltz (1910) | Faithfully Yours (1931) |
| I Love You More Each Day (1910) Words by: I. Berlin | Talking to You About Me (1932) Words by: George Whiting, Nick Kenny |
| I'm a Happy Married Man (1910) Words by: I. Berlin | Jazzin' the Alphabet (?) |
| I'm Going on a Long Vacation (1910) Words by: I. Berlin |
