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Gus Van | Brief biography by www.findagrave.com |
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Teach Me That Beautiful Love | 1912 | Joe Schenck (words) | |
My Old Log Cabin Home | 1913 | Joe Schenck (words) | |
Crash!!! | 1914 | Schenck (co-author) | ![]() ![]() |
Don't Try to Steal the Sweetheart of a Soldier | 1917 | A. Bryan (words) Anna Chandler (perf.) |
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Let Him Miss You Just a Little Bit | 1917 | Schenck (co-author) Chas. K. Charles Kassell Harris (words) |
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My Little China Doll (w&m) | 1917 | Joe Schenk (co-author) Jack Yellen (co-author) |
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Oh How She Can Sing | 1919 | Joe Schenk (co-author) Jack Yellen (co-author) |
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Open Up the Golden Gates to Dixieland | 1919 | Jack Yellen (words) Joe Schenck (words) |
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You Cannot Shake That Shimmie Here | 1919 | Schenk (co-author) Gill Wells (words) |
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All She'd Say Was Umh-Hum | 1920 | Joe Schenck (words) Mac Emery (words) King Zany (words) |
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All the Boy's Love Mary | 1920 | Schenck (co-author) Andrew B. Sterling (words) Frances White (perf.) |
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⇑ Green River | 1920 | Joe Schenck (words) Eddie Cantor (words) |
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Who Did You Fool After All? (w&m) | 1922 | Joe Schenck (co-author) Johnny S. Black (co-author) Van & Schenck (perf.) |
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That Red Head Gal | 1923 | Joe Schenck (co-author) Henry Lodge (co-author) |
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