W. Raymond Walker
Last updated: 26.02.21
W. Raymond Walker has at least 4 item(s) at the Amazons which you can order on-line by clicking the item's order icon.
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Fido Is a Hot Dog Now Song By: W. Raymond Walker. Words by: Chas. McCarron, Thos. J. Gray.
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I Don't Care Whose Girl You Were, You're My Girl Now Song By: W. Raymond Walker. Words by: Joe Goodwin.
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Ireland Never Seemed So Far Away Song By: W. Raymond Walker. Words by: Joe Goodwin.
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Stop It or You'll Be Too Late Song By: W. Raymond Walker. Words by: Joe Goodwin.
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This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 20 works by W. Raymond Walker.
It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys: ER
| Title | Year | Attribution | Remarks |
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| All Aboard For a Good Old Time | 1908 | Jos. H. McKeon (words) |  |
| I'm Going Back Back to Kentucky Where I Was Born | 1908 | Jos. H. McKeon (words) | |
| Love Me Just a Little Bit | 1909 | ||
| Yiddisha Rag - Song, The | 1909 | Jos. H. McKeon (words) Harry M. Piano (words) |
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| Honeymoon Glide, The | 1910 | Joseph A. McKeon (words) | |
| Yiddisha Rag, The | 1910 | |
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| Hello! Summer! | 1911 | Ballard MacDonald (words) | |
| Mississippi Dippy Dip, The | 1911 | Anna Chandler (sung by) | |
| Good-Night, Nurse | 1912 | Thomas J. Gray (words) Mae West (sung by) Ray Samuels (sung by) |
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| I Don't Care Whose Girl You Were, You're My Girl Now | 1912 | J. Goodwin (words) |  |
| I'm a Fireman's Love | 1912 | Thos. J. Gray (words) | |
| ⇑ Ireland Never Seemed So Far Away | 1912 | J. Goodwin (words) | |
| Nobody Knows Where the Old Man Goes | 1912 | Thomas J. Gray (words) | |
| Stop It or You'll Be Too Late | 1912 | J. Goodwin (words) | |
| Fido Is a Hot Dog Now | 1914 | Chas. McCarron (words) Thos. J. Gray (words) |
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| Poor Pauline | 1914 | Charles McCarron (words) Pearl White (sung by) |
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| She Used to Be the Slowest Girl in Town | 1914 | Charles McCarron (words) | |
| That Southern Hospitality | 1915 | Chas. R. McCarron (words) | |
| They Can All Hit the Trail With Holliday | 1916 | Fred Niblo (sung by) | |
| Chasing the Chickens | 1917 | A. Olman (co-author) | |
