John Stromberg (1853-1902)
Last updated: 18.11.18
John Stromberg was an American composer of popular music and songwriter who was born in New York. He worked together with lyricist Edgar Smith on stage shows for Webber and Fields which included The Geezer (1896), The Glad Hand (1897), Hurley-Burley (1898) and Whirl-i-gig (1899). Lillian Russell introduced several of his songs in the latter production. Stromberg also wrote a number of songs with Harry B. Smith. Of ragtime interest is his cakewalkThe Sun Do Move (1899). He committed suicide in New York in 1902, his Come Down, Ma Evenin' Star was published posthumously.
John Stromberg (1853-1902) has at least 26 item(s) at the Amazons which you can order on-line by clicking the item's order icon.
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The American Serio-Comic Music by John Stromberg. Words by: Edgar Smith.
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The Colonel Music by John Stromberg. Words by: H.B. Smith.
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I'm Making a Bid For Popularity Music by John Stromberg. Words by: Harry B. Smith.
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The Irish Sidewalk Conversationalists Music by John Stromberg. Words by: Edgar Smith.
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Keep Away Fom Emmaline Music by John Stromberg. Words by: Harry B. Smith.
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King Gilhooly Music by John Stromberg. Words by: Edgar Smith.
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Kiss Me Honey Do Music by John Stromberg. Words by: Edgar Smith.
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The Kissing Bug Music by John Stromberg. Words by: H.B. Smith.
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La Danse d'Arabe By John Stromberg.
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A Large Cold Bottle and a Small Hot Bird Music by John Stromberg. Words by: H.B. Smith.
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Little Brunette Soubrette Music by John Stromberg. Words by: H.B. Smith.
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Little Old New York Is Good Enough For Me Music by John Stromberg. Words by: Harry B. Smith, Edgar Smith.
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Maud Music by John Stromberg. Words by: H.B. Smith.
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Moonlight Serenade Music by John Stromberg. Words by: H.B. Smith.
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My Josephine Music by John Stromberg. Words by: H.B. Smith.
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Old Glory Song of the Navy Music by John Stromberg. Words by: H.B. Smith.
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The Opening of the Season By John Stromberg.
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Oriental Guards March By John Stromberg.
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The Queen of Bohemia Music by John Stromberg. Words by: Harry B. Smith.
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Say You Love Me Sue Music by John Stromberg. Words by: Harry B. Smith.
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Skirt Dance By John Stromberg.
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 The Sun Do Move Cake Walk and Two StepBy John Stromberg.
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There Was a Time When on Broadway Music by John Stromberg. Words by: Edgar Smith.
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What! Marry Dat Gal? Music by John Stromberg. Words by: Harry B. Smith.
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When Chloe Sings a Song Music by John Stromberg. Words by: Harry B. Smith.
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Who'll Help Me Spend My Money Music by John Stromberg. Words by: Harry B. Smith.
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This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 40 works by John Stromberg (1853-1902). It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Key: Electronic Resource Items
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| If You Love Me Truly | 1897 | Kenneth Lee |  |
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| When Chloe Sings a Song | 1897 | Harry B. Smith |  |
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| The American Serio-Comic | 1898 | Edgar Smith | |
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| How I Love My Lu | 1898 | Edgar Smith, Louis De Lange | |
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| The Irish Sidewalk Conversationalists | 1898 | Edgar Smith | |
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| Keep Away Fom Emmaline | 1898 | Harry B. Smith | |
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| Kiss Me Honey Do | 1898 | Edgar Smith | |
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| La Danse d'Arabe | 1898 | |
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| A Large Cold Bottle and a Small Hot Bird | 1898 | H.B. Smith | |
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| Little Old New York Is Good Enough For Me | 1898 | Harry B. Smith, Edgar Smith | |
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| Moonlight Serenade | 1898 | H.B. Smith | |
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| The Opening of the Season | 1898 | |
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| Skirt Dance | 1898 | |
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| There Was a Time When on Broadway | 1898 | Edgar Smith | |
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| Who'll Help Me Spend My Money | 1898 | Harry B. Smith | |
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| ⇑ I'm Making a Bid For Popularity | 1899 | Harry B. Smith | |
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| If All the Stars Were Mine | 1899 | H.B. Smith | |
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| King Gilhooly | 1899 | Edgar Smith | |
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| The Kissing Bug | 1899 | H.B. Smith | |
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| Little Brunette Soubrette | 1899 | H.B. Smith | |
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| Maud | 1899 | H.B. Smith | |
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| My Josephine | 1899 | H.B. Smith | |
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| Old Glory | 1899 | H.B. Smith | |
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| Oriental Guards March | 1899 | |
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| The Queen of Bohemia | 1899 | Harry B. Smith | |
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| Say You Love Me Sue | 1899 | Harry B. Smith | |
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| The Sun Do Move | 1899 | |
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| What! Marry Dat Gal? | 1899 | Harry B. Smith | |
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| The Colonel | 1900 | H.B. Smith | |
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| De Cake Walk Queen | 1900 | Harry B. Smith | |
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| Ma Blushin' Rosie, Ma Posie Sweet | 1900 | Edgar Smith | |
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| ⇑ Nothing Doing | 1900 | Edgar Smith |
| Title | Year | Co-Author | Words By | Remarks |
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| Title | Dur | Composer | Performer | Score/Song |
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De Cake Walk Queen | 2:19 | J. Stromberg | Ragtime Dorian Henry | |
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The Sun Do Move | 2:40 | J. Stromberg | Ragtime Dorian Henry |