Howley, Haviland & Dresser
Last updated: 04.04.21
| Address: | 4 East 50th Street, New York, USA |
Howley, Haviland & Dresser has 425 publications posted in these webpages. They include 104 items of piano sheet music at the Amazons and 321 items of sheet music in the Lists of Works (Werkverzeichnisse).
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Caroline | E.J. Abram | 
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The Indian Sun Dance | E.J. Abram |
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I'se Done Grown Tired of Coon Songs | B. Adler | 
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Flory, Ma Morning Glory | W.R. Anderson |
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Say You'll Be Mine in a Year Love | F.P. Banta |
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She's a Pretty Lass | F.P. Banta |
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Wheelmen's Patrol | F.P. Banta |
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Africana | L.E. Berliner |
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The Alabama Razzle | L.E. Berliner |
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The Angel of Poverty Lane | L.E. Berliner |
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The Armory Waltzes. | L.E. Berliner |
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Forest Dance | L.E. Berliner |
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On the Levee | L.E. Berliner |
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The Queen of the Tenderloin | L.E. Berliner |
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Colored Elks | M. Bernard |
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⇑McFadden's Row of Flats | M. Bernard |
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The Nigger and the Bear | R.A. Browne |
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Only a Nigger Baby | R.A. Browne |
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Aunt Minervy Ann | F. Brownold |
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Down Mobile | W.S. Camp |
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Where the Old Potomac Flows | L.M. Chapman |
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The Blue and the Gray | P. Dresser |
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I Wonder Where She Is To-Night? | P. Dresser |
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The Voice of the Hudson | P. Dresser |
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On the Banks of the Wabash, Far Away | P. Dresser |
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At the Concert in the Park | H. Frantzen |
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Bashful Jane | H. Frantzen |
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Hannah! | H. Frantzen |
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In the Golden Fields of Grain | H. Frantzen |
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In the Weeping Willow Tree | H. Frantzen |
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De Kid From De Bow'ry's Me Name | H. Frantzen |
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⇑Kitty Dooley | H. Frantzen |
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One Summer's Morn | H. Frantzen |
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Rialto Belles | H. Frantzen |
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The Roses She Wore That Night | H. Frantzen |
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The Soul of the Rose | H. Frantzen |
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Sunshine | H. Frantzen |
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Babbie Waltzes | W. Furst |
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Catherine Waltzes | W. Furst |
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Children of the Ghetto Waltzes | W. Furst |
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The Darling of the Gods | W. Furst |
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David Harum March | W. Furst |
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Fleur-de-Lis | W. Furst |
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Good Night | W. Furst |
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I Shall Always Love You Dear | W. Furst |
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Lord and Lady Algy Waltzes | W. Furst |
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Lotta | W. Furst |
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⇑The Normandy Wedding | W. Furst |
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The Old New England Farm of Other Days | W. Furst |
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Peggy's Leg | W. Furst | |
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Quality Street | W. Furst |
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Rene Waltzes | W. Furst |
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Sherlock Holmes Waltzes | W. Furst | |
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Sweet Kitty Bellairs | W. Furst |
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To Have and to Hold | W. Furst |
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A Ward of France Waltzes | W. Furst |
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Since Bill Bailey Came Back Home | S. Furth |
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Sing, My Soul His Wondrous Love | J.F. Gilder |
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Their Golden Honeymoon | C. Graham |
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Dance Rubenesque | A. Johns |
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I'se a Lady | K. Kennett |
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Absence | T.F. Morse |
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Artful Love Gavotte | T.F. Morse |
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⇑At the Play | T.F. Morse |
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The Brotherhood of Man | T.F. Morse |
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Circe | T.F. Morse |
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Coontown Capers | T.F. Morse |
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Corncob Dance | T.F. Morse |
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The Dainty Duchess | T.F. Morse |
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Dance of the Moonbeams | T.F. Morse |
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Ennitra | T.F. Morse |
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For You Alone | T.F. Morse |
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He's an Honor to the Flag He Fought to Save | T.F. Morse | |
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I Loves Yer - 'cause You'se My Pikaninnies | T.F. Morse |
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It Seems Like Yesterday | T.F. Morse |
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A Little Boy in Blue | T.F. Morse | |
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Longing | T.F. Morse |
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Ma Vida | T.F. Morse |
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The Meeting of the Blue and Gray | T.F. Morse |
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⇑Merri | T.F. Morse |
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Moonlight Kisses | T.F. Morse |
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The Nobility | T.F. Morse |
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Pepita | T.F. Morse |
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Perhaps You'll Regret Someday | T.F. Morse |
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The Scandal of the Rose | T.F. Morse |
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That's Always the Way With a Woman | T.F. Morse |
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That's When I Think of You | T.F. Morse |
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Venus | T.F. Morse |
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Ginger Lou | K. Murdock |
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If the Sunshine of Love Is There | K. Murdock |
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The Bird That Never Sings | M.H. Rosenfeld |
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De Blue Gum Nigger | A.B. Sloane |
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Tell Me That You Love Me Like You Used to Do | E. Smith |
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Auntie | T. Snyder |
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Lovers and Lunatics | T. Snyder |
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⇑Dance of the Meteors | F. Spencer |
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In the Cottage by the Mill | F. Spencer |
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Love's Paradise | F. Spencer |
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McKinley & Roosevelt March | F. Spencer |
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Dance of the Frowsey Heads | P.B Story |
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Majeste Schottische | P.B Story |
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A Night in Naples | P.B Story |
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There's a Mother Always Waiting You at Home, Sweet Home | J. Thornton |
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Ain't Dat a Shame | W. Wilson |
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| Title | Music | Attribution |
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Caroline (1894) | Edward J. Abram(w&m) | |
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Indian Sun Dance (1894), The | Edward J. Abram | |
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I'se Done Grown Tired of Coon Songs (1899) | Bernard Adler | Arthur J Lamb (words) |
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Flory, Ma Morning Glory (1902) | Willie Anderson | Geo. L. Glenn (words) |
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Say You'll Be Mine in a Year Love (1897) | Frank P. Banta | "Jess" Danzing1 (words) |
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She's a Pretty Lass (1896) | Frank P. Banta | D. W. Quinn (words) |
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Wheeling, Wheeling (1895) | Frank P. Banta | Jess Danzig (words) Clarissa Agnew (sung by) |
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Wheelmen's Patrol (1895) | Frank P. Banta | |
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Buzzin' Around (1903) | Paul Barnes | H. Brown (words) |
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Good-Bye Dolly Gray (1898) | Paul Barnes | Will D. Cobb (words) T. Costello (sung by) Kid Richards (sung by) Rose Sartella (sung by) |
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Alabama Razzle (1898), The | Leo E. Berliner | |
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Angel of Poverty Lane (1899), The | Leo E. Berliner | Dan Packard (words) |
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Armory Waltzes. (1898), The | Leo E. Berliner | |
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Forest Dance (1898) | Leo E. Berliner | |
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On the Levee (1898) | Leo E. Berliner | |
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Queen of the Tenderloin (1898), The | Leo E. Berliner | Dan Packard (words) |
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Colored Elks (1896) | Mike Bernard | |
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⇑McFadden's Row of Flats (1897) | Mike Bernard | James W. Blake (words) |
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She Certainly Looks Good to Me (1903) | Nathan Bivins(w&m) | Eva Mudge (sung by) |
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You Can't Join This Show (1902) | Nathan Bivins(w&m) | Claude Thardo (sung by) |
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You Were Never Introduced to Me (1902) | Nathan Bivins(w&m) | Daisy Dumont (sung by) |
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Nigger and the Bear (1897), The | Raymond A. Browne(w&m) | |
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Only a Nigger Baby (1898) | Raymond A. Browne | G. L. Davis (co-author) |
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Aunt Minervy Ann (1902) | Fred Brownold | |
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Down Mobile (1903) | W. Sheppard Camp | G.A. Norton (words) |
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Bill Bailey Wont You Please Come Home (1902) | Hughie Cannon(w&m) | Victoria Monks (sung by) Ella Fitzgerald (sung by) |
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Don't You Never Take No Ten Cent Drink on Me (1901) | Hughie Cannon | John Queen (words) Tascott (sung by) |
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Don't You Think You'd Like to Fondle Me (1900) | Hughie Cannon(w&m) | Dora Dean (sung by) |
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He Done Me Wrong (The Death of Bill Bailey) (1904) | Hughie Cannon | |
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I Don't Want No Jonah Hanging Round (1899) | Hughie Cannon(w&m) | |
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I Hates to Get Up Early in the Morn (1901) | Hughie Cannon | John Queen (words) Tascott (sung by) |
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If I Get Back to Nashville, Tennessee/ Johnson & Dixon (1902) | Hughie Cannon(w&m) | |
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Just Because She Made Dem Goo Goo Eyes (1900) | Hughie Cannon | John Queen (words) Belle Davis (sung by) |
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Where the Old Potomac Flows (1914) | Lylian M. Chapman | Thomas C. McDonald (words) |
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I've Grown So Used to You (1901) | Thurland Chattaway(w&m) | |
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⇑Little Black Me (1899) | Thurland Chattaway | |
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Mandy Lee (1899) | Thurland Chattaway(w&m) | Belle Gold (sung by) |
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Man in the Moon Is a Coon (1897), The | George. M. Cohan(w&m) | |
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Black Four Hundred's Ball (1896), The | Bob Cole | Billy Johnson (words) |
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I Hope These Few Lines Will Find You Well (1897) | Bob Cole(w&m) | Billy Johnson (co-author) |
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I Must Have Been a Dreamin' (1900) | Bob Cole | |
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I Wonder What Is That Coon's Game (1898) | Bob Cole(w&m) | J.W. Johnson (co-author) |
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Trip to Coontown (1898), A | Bob Cole(w&m) | |
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Love Is the Tend'rest of Themes (1896) | Will Marion Cook(w&m) | |
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Noble De Game of Craps (1898) | Wendell P. Dabney | Gussie L. Davis (words) |
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Ain't I Yer Honey Boy No More? (1896) | Gussie Lord Davis(w&m) | |
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And the Court Adjourned (1896) | Gussie Lord Davis(w&m) | |
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Bridge Is Washed Away (1902), The | Gussie Lord Davis | H V Neal (words) |
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Bring Back to My Life the Sunshine (1898) | Gussie Lord Davis(w&m) | |
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Christmas in the Old Home (1897) | Gussie Lord Davis | Mrs Charles Davison (words) |
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Come Back to the Home That You Deserted. (1900) | Gussie Lord Davis(w&m) | |
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Coming Home to Die (1898) | Gussie Lord Davis(w&m) | |
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Dig Away Dempsey, Dig Away (1898) | Gussie Lord Davis(w&m) | Tom Browne (sung by) |
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⇑Ever Since Melinda Struck the Town (1897) | Gussie Lord Davis(w&m) | |
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He Found Her in the City (1902) | Gussie Lord Davis(w&m) | |
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He Said When He Kissed Me at Parting (1901) | Gussie Lord Davis(w&m) | |
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Home on a Furlough (1897) | Gussie Lord Davis(w&m) | |
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I Don't Need You Never, No More! (1897) | Gussie Lord Davis(w&m) | |
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I Just Got a Message From Mars (1896) | Gussie Lord Davis(w&m) | |
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If I Only Could Blot Out the Past (1896) | Gussie Lord Davis(w&m) | |
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In the Baggage Coach Ahead (1896) | Gussie Lord Davis(w&m) | Imogene Comer (sung by) |
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Just Ask if He's Forgotten Her (1898) | Gussie Lord Davis(w&m) | |
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Just Outside a Millionaire's Door (1896) | Gussie Lord Davis(w&m) | |
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Just Set a Light (1896) | Gussie Lord Davis | Henry V. Neal (words) |
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Mother's the Girl For Me (1897) | Gussie Lord Davis(w&m) | |
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My Baby Is a Bon Ton Belle (1897) | Gussie Lord Davis(w&m) | |
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My Wife (1897) | Gussie Lord Davis(w&m) | |
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Soldier and Sweetheart That Never Returned (1898), The | Gussie Lord Davis(w&m) | |
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Story the Villagers Tell (1898), A | Gussie Lord Davis(w&m) | |
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There'd Never Been No Trouble if They'd Kidnapped a Coon (1899) | Gussie Lord Davis | T. Brown (words) |
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Trusting Only You (1896) | Gussie Lord Davis(w&m) | |
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⇑Tying the Leaves (1897) | Gussie Lord Davis(w&m) | |
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We Never Meet, 'tis Better So (1897) | Gussie Lord Davis(w&m) | Lillian Waltone (sung by) |
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When Africa and Ireland Go to War (1898) | Gussie Lord Davis | Dan Packard (words) |
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When All the World Forsakes You, Send For Me (1900) | Gussie Lord Davis | W S Estren (words) |
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When the Troops Come Home (1898) | Gussie Lord Davis(w&m) | Wm. Estren (words) |
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You're Alright, But You Must Stay Out (1898) | Gussie Lord Davis(w&m) | |
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Battery (1895), The | Paul Dresser | Leo C Evans (words) |
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Bethlehem (1900) | Paul Dresser | |
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Blue and the Gray - Song (1890), The | Paul Dresser(w&m) | Richard J. José (sung by) |
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Blue and the Gray (1900), The | Paul Dresser | |
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Come Home Dewey, We Won't Do a Thing to You (1899) | Paul Dresser | |
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Come Tell Me What's Your Answer, Yes or No (1898) | Paul Dresser | Theodore F Morse (words) |
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Don't Tell Her That You Love Her (1896) | Paul Dresser | Joe M Woods (words) |
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Dream of My Boyhood's Days (1896), A | Paul Dresser | |
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Every Night There's a Light (1898) | Paul Dresser | |
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Give Us Just Another Lincoln (1900) | Paul Dresser | |
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He Brought Home Another (1896) | Paul Dresser | Raymon Moore (words) |
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He Fought For the Cause He Thought Was Right (1896) | Paul Dresser | Harry Sheldon (words) |
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⇑I Was Looking For My Boy (1895) | Paul Dresser | |
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I Wish That You Were Here To-Night (1896) | Paul Dresser | Jay Hambidge (words) |
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I Wonder Where She Is To-Night? (1899) | Paul Dresser | George B Alexander (words) |
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I'd Still Believe You True (1900) | Paul Dresser | Charles Kent (words) |
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If You See My Sweetheart (1897) | Paul Dresser | |
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In the Sweet Summer Time (1897) | Paul Dresser | |
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Just Tell Them That You Saw Me (1895) | Paul Dresser(w&m) | |
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Lincoln, Grant and Lee (1903) | Paul Dresser | |
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Mr. Volunteer (1901) | Paul Dresser | |
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My Heart Still Clings to the Old First Love (1901) | Paul Dresser | C S Crane (words) |
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On the Banks of the Wabash, Far Away (1897) | Paul Dresser(w&m) | |
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On the Shores of Havana, Far Away (1898) | Paul Dresser | Andrew B. Sterling (words) |
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Our Country, May She Always Be Right, But Our Country, Right or Wrong (1898) | Paul Dresser | |
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Path That Leads the Other Way (1898), The | Paul Dresser | |
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Sailor's Grave by the Sea (1897), A | Paul Dresser | |
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Say Yes, Love (1896) | Paul Dresser | |
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Three Old Sports From Oklahoma (1894) | Paul Dresser | |
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Two Irish Eyes of Tender Blue (1900) | Paul Dresser | |
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⇑Voice of the Hudson (1903), The | Paul Dresser | Alfred James Dewey (words) |
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We Are Coming Cuba, Coming : (1898) | Paul Dresser | |
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We Fight To-Morrow, Mother (1898) | Paul Dresser | |
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When I'm Away From You, Dear (1904) | Paul Dresser | Richard Jose (words) |
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When the Moon Comes Up Behind the Hill (1900) | Paul Dresser | Edgar Keller (words) |
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When You Come Back They'll Wonder Who the -- You Are (1902) | Paul Dresser | Alfred James Dewey (words) |
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Wrap Me in the Stars & Stripes (1900) | Paul Dresser | Richard Jose (words) |
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Yes I'll Wait Awhile (1896) | Paul Dresser | |
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You're Going Far Away, Lad (1897) | Paul Dresser | |
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You'se Just a Little Nigger, Still You'se Mine, All Mine (1898) | Paul Dresser | Kitty Mitchell (sung by) Benjamin H. Jefferson (sung by) |
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Your God Comes First, Your Country Next, Then Mother Dear (1898) | Paul Dresser | |
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Forget (1901) | Gus Edwards | Will D. Cobb (words) Helene Mora (sung by) |
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I Can't Tell Why I Love You, But I Do (1900) | Gus Edwards | Will D. Cobb (words) Julie Mackey (sung by) W.J. Sullivan (sung by) |
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Dance of the Midgets (1898) | Jacob Henry Ellis | |
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Dinah's Jubilee (1897) | Jacob Henry Ellis | |
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Southern Poppies (1904) | Charles Faeth | |
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I'll Do the Same For You (1904) | Joseph C. Farrell | H. Frantzen (words) Eva Mudge (sung by) |
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At the Concert in the Park (1903) | Henry Frantzen | Jos. C. Farrell (words) |
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Bashful Jane (1903) | Henry Frantzen | Jos. C. Farrell (words) |
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De Kid From De Bow'ry's Me Name (1903) | Henry Frantzen | Jos. C. Farrell (words) |
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Hannah! (1903) | Henry Frantzen | Joseph C. Farrell (words) |
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In the Golden Fields of Grain (1902) | Henry Frantzen | Thurland Chattaway (words) |
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In the Weeping Willow Tree (1904) | Henry Frantzen | Joseph C. Farrell (words) |
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Kitty Dooley (1903) | Henry Frantzen | Jos. C. Farrell (words) |
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One Summer's Morn (1902) | Henry Frantzen | |
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Rialto Belles (1903) | Henry Frantzen | |
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Roses She Wore That Night (1903), The | Henry Frantzen | Jos. C. Farrell (words) |
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Soul of the Rose (1903), The | Henry Frantzen | |
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⇑Sunshine (1904) | Henry Frantzen | |
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Babbie Waltzes (1897) | William Furst | |
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Catherine Waltzes (1899) | William Furst | |
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Cheer Up My Child (?) | William Furst(w&m) | |
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Children of the Ghetto Waltzes (1899) | William Furst | |
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Christian Waltzes (1898), The | William Furst | Hall Caine (words) |
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Conqueror Waltzes (1897) | William Furst | |
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Cousins Don't Count (?) | William Furst(w&m) | |
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Darling of the Gods (1902), The | William Furst | |
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David Harum March (1900) | William Furst | |
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Didn't She? Yes She Did (?) | William Furst(w&m) | |
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Du Barry Waltzes (1902) | William Furst | |
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Fleur-de-Lis (1901) | William Furst | |
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For Old Glory (1898) | William Furst(w&m) | J. Cheever Goodwin (words) |
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Gavin (1897) | William Furst | |
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Good Night (1898) | William Furst | J. C. Goodwin (words) C. A. Byrne (words) |
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Hey Down Derry (?) | William Furst(w&m) | |
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Hi! Hi! Hi! (?) | William Furst(w&m) | |
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⇑Home Sweet Home (?) | William Furst(w&m) | |
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I Shall Always Love You Dear (1900) | William Furst | Clayton Bingham (words) Cheeter Goodwin (words) |
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Jack Daw (?), The | William Furst(w&m) | |
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Lord and Lady Algy Waltzes (1899) | William Furst | |
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Lotta (1899) | William Furst | |
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Love Makes the World Go Round (?) | William Furst(w&m) | |
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Normandy Wedding (1898), The | William Furst(w&m) | J. Cheever Goodwin (words) Charles A. Byrne (words) |
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Old New England Farm of Other Days (1899), The | William Furst | William Curtis Stiles (words) |
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Papa (1898) | William Furst(w&m) | Grace Cameron (sung by) |
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Peggy's Leg (1904) | William Furst | David Belasco (words) |
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Phrosos Waltzes (?) | William Furst | |
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Quality Street (1901) | William Furst | Maude Adams (sung by) |
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Rene Waltzes (1897) | William Furst | |
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Richard Carvel March (1900) | William Furst | |
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Roxana's Song (1898) | William Furst(w&m) | |
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Sherlock Holmes Waltzes (1900) | William Furst | |
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Sweet Kitty Bellairs (1904) | William Furst | Henrietta Crossman (sung by) |
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Take It Home and Give It to the Baby (1894) | William Furst | Pauline Hall (sung by) |
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⇑To Have and to Hold (1901) | William Furst | |
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Ward of France Waltzes (n.d.), A | William Furst | |
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You Must Not Touch (1898) | William Furst | J. Cheever Goodwin (words) |
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You Say That You Adore Me Madly (?) | William Furst(w&m) | |
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Zasa Waltzes (1899) | William Furst | |
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Since Bill Bailey Came Back Home (1902) | Seymour Furth | Billy Johnson (words) |
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Pipe Dream (1900), A | T. Mayo Geary | |
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Sons of Ham. (1901), The | T. Mayo Geary | Harry J. Breen (words) |
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Sing, My Soul His Wondrous Love (1902) | John Francis Gilder | |
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Keep Your Eye on Your Friend Mister Johnson (1898) | Jackson Gouraud | James T. Powers (words) M. Irwin (sung by) |
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If You'll Be a Good Little Girl (1897) | Charles Graham | J E Rosenthal (words) |
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She Was Happy Till She Met You (1899) | Charles Graham | Monroe H. Rosenfeld (co-author) |
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Their Golden Honeymoon (1895) | Charles Graham(w&m) | |
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T.T.T. (Treat, Trade or Travel) (1902) | Benjamin R. Harney | |
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Treasures That Gold Cannot Buy (1900) | Will A. Heelan(w&m) | |
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Please, Mr. Conductor, Don't Put Me Off the Train (1898) | J. Fred Helf(w&m) | E.P. Moran (co-author) |
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M-O-N-E-Y Spells Money (1901) | Max Hoffmann | J. Sherrie Matthews (words) Bessie Tannehill (sung by) |
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I Can't Lose My Home and My Pork Chops Too (1899) | Ernest Hogan | |
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⇑I Don't Like That Face You Wear (1898) | Ernest Hogan | |
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I Loves My Little Honey Best of All (1898) | Ernest Hogan | |
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No More Will I Ever Be Your Baby (1899) | Ernest Hogan | |
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New Bully (1896), The | May Irwin | |
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At a Ragtime Reception (1900) | Ben M. Jerome | |
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Bunch of Rags (1898), A | Ben M. Jerome | |
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Girl Who Plays the Races (1902), The | Ben M. Jerome | Matt C. Woodward (words) Matthew C. Woodward (sung by) |
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I Can't Find a Girl Like You (1912) | Ben M. Jerome | Will M Hough (words) |
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Lam', Lam', Lam' (1900) | Ben M. Jerome | Frank Abbott (words) |
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Melancholy Mose (1897) | Ben M. Jerome | |
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Sousa Girl (1899), The | Ben M. Jerome | Matt C. Woodward (words) Josephine Gassman (sung by) Beaumont Sisters (sung by) |
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Those Things Cannot Be Explained (1902) | Ben M. Jerome | Junie McKree (words) |
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Wild Rose (1902), The | Ben M. Jerome | |
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Dance Rubenesque (1902) | Al Johns | |
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I'se Got Company and You Can't Come In (1902) | Al Johns | Elmer Bowman (words) Wilbur Mack (sung by) |
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Black Four Hundred's Ball (1896), The | Billy Johnson(w&m) | Bob Cole (words) |
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Tell Me, Dusky Maiden (1901) | J. Rosamond Johnson | Bob Cole (words) James Weldon Johnson (words) |
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In Dahomey (1898) | James Weldon Johnson | |
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In the Ranks of the Salvation Army (1895) | Walter P. Keen(w&m) | |
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Shall We Forgive Her (1896) | Walter P. Keen(w&m) | |
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I'se a Lady (1899) | Karl Kennett | L. Udall (co-author) |
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Lovey Mary (1903) | Charles Kohlman | |
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Where Love Is King (1898) | Sadie Koninsky | |
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His Little Wife Was With Him All the Time (1898) | Fred W. Leigh | Walter P Keene (words) |
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Gossip (1901) | Bertram Lesser | |
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Purple Lady (?), The | Bertram Lesser | |
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Mary Bloomer (1897) | Felix McGlennon | Tom Browne (words) M K Hilliard (words) |
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When Your Love Grows Cold (1895) | Charles C. Miller(w&m) | H. Mora (sung by) |
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Dusky Maiden (1903) | Spencer Morse | |
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Absence (1895) | Theodore F. Morse | |
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Artful Love Gavotte (1895) | Theodore F. Morse | |
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At the Play (1896) | Theodore F. Morse | |
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Broadway (1895), The | Theodore F. Morse | |
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Brotherhood of Man (1901), The | Theodore F. Morse | R. A. Browne (words) |
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Circe (1897) | Theodore F. Morse | |
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⇑Coontown Capers (1897) | Theodore F. Morse | P. Dresser (words) |
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Corncob Dance (1898) | Theodore F. Morse | |
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Dainty Duchess (1898), The | Theodore F. Morse | |
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Dance of the Moonbeams (1898) | Theodore F. Morse | |
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Dear Old Girl (1903) | Theodore F. Morse | Richard H. Buck (words) Frank W. Shea (sung by) |
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Down in the Meadow Where the Green Grass Grows (1903) | Theodore F. Morse | Paul Barnes (words) |
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Ennitra (1899) | Theodore F. Morse | |
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For You Alone (1899) | Theodore F. Morse | |
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He's an Honor to the Flag He Fought to Save (1901) | Theodore F. Morse | Vincent P. Bryan (words) |
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Henrietta, Dainty Henrietta (1901) | Theodore F. Morse | Vincent P. Bryan (words) Howard Powers (sung by) |
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Hurrah For Baffin's Bay! (1903) | Theodore F. Morse | Vincent Bryan (words) Montgomery & Stone (sung by) |
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I Loves Yer - 'cause You'se My Pikaninnies (1899) | Theodore F. Morse | Raymond A. Browne (words) |
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It Seems Like Yesterday (1899) | Theodore F. Morse | Raymond A. Browne (words) |
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Lady With the Angel Eyes (1902), The | Theodore F. Morse | Alfred James Dewey (co-author) Fred C Farrell (co-author) |
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Little Boy in Blue (1902), A | Theodore F. Morse | R.A. Browne (words) John C. Nestor (sung by) |
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Longing (1898) | Theodore F. Morse | |
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Lucille, Ma Lady Love (1898) | Theodore F. Morse(w&m) | Bob Cole (co-author) |
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Ma Vida (1897) | Theodore F. Morse | |
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⇑Meeting of the Blue and Gray (1895), The | Theodore F. Morse | |
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Merri (1899) | Theodore F. Morse | |
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Moonlight Kisses (1896) | Theodore F. Morse | |
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Night on the River (1899), A | Theodore F. Morse | |
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Nobility (1896), The | Theodore F. Morse | |
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Pepita (1899) | Theodore F. Morse | |
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Perhaps You'll Regret Someday (1898) | Theodore F. Morse | Paul Dresser (words) |
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Raving (1903) | Theodore F. Morse | Vincent Bryan (words) |
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Scandal of the Rose (1896), The | Theodore F. Morse | E. Remington (words) |
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That's Always the Way With a Woman (1899) | Theodore F. Morse | Raymond A. Browne (words) |
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That's When I Think of You (1899) | Theodore F. Morse | Raymond A. Browne (words) |
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Uly-Oo (1901) | Theodore F. Morse | Vincent P. Bryan (words) Marie Dressler (sung by) |
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Up in the Cocoanut Tree (1903) | Theodore F. Morse | Edward Madden (words) Malcolm Shackleford (sung by) Carolyne Delmore (sung by) |
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Venus (1898) | Theodore F. Morse | |
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Wise Old Owl (1903), A | Theodore F. Morse | Edward Madden (words) |
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Ginger Lou (1899) | Kelso Murdock | E.P. Moran (words) Annie Lloyd (sung by) |
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If the Sunshine of Love Is There (1901) | Kelso Murdock | E. P. Moran (words) |
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She's the Real Thing My Baby (1900) | Theodore H. Northrup(w&m) | |
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⇑Kill It Babe (1898) | Sidney L. Perrin | |
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Elks March (1895), The | William Frederick Peters | |
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One Little Girl For You (1896) | William Frederick Peters | Arthur J. Lamb (words) |
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On a Good Old Trolley Ride (1904) | Pat Rooney | Jos. C. Farrell (words) |
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Bird That Never Sings (1902), The | Monroe H. Rosenfeld | Arthur J. Lamb (words) |
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She Was Happy Till She Met You (1899) | Monroe H. Rosenfeld | Chas. Graham (words) |
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Aunt Caroline (1900) | Paul Alfred Rubens | |
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In Colored Society (1900) | Paul Alfred Rubens | |
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Jasper Johnson's Jubilee (1899) | Paul Alfred Rubens | |
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Way Down South (1902) | Paul Alfred Rubens | |
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This Coon Is Just the Card (1898) | J.H. Russell | J. H (words) |
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De Blue Gum Nigger (1898) | Alfred Baldwin Sloane(w&m) | |
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Remember Your Love of the Olden Time (1898) | Alfred Baldwin Sloane | Jean Havez (words) |
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Guess That Will Hold You For a While (1897) | Walter Smart(w&m) | Williams (co-author) |
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If You Go, Why This Will Bring You Back (1898) | Walter Smart(w&m) | Williams (co-author) |
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Tell Me That You Love Me Like You Used to Do (1899) | Emily Smith | Harry S. Miller (words) |
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Auntie (1903) | Ted Snyder | Ed. Rose (words) |
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Lovers and Lunatics (1903) | Ted Snyder | Ed. Rose (words) |
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Dance of the Meteors (1900) | Fred. Spencer | |
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Dusky Maiden (1903) | Fred. Spencer | |
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⇑In the Cottage by the Mill (1898) | Fred. Spencer | M. J. Fitzpatrick (words) |
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Love's Paradise (1900) | Fred. Spencer | |
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McKinley & Roosevelt March (1900) | Fred. Spencer | |
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Psyche Waltzes (1901) | Fred. Spencer | |
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Nellie Brady (1894) | Hattie Starr | |
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Dance of the Frowsey Heads (1901) | Pauline Brutting Story | |
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Majeste Schottische (1902) | Pauline Brutting Story | |
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Night in Naples (1901), A | Pauline Brutting Story | |
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Yes, I Love You (1893) | Robert Morrison Stults | |
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I Don't Love Nobody (1897) | Lew Sully | |
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I Don't Love Nobody - Song (1896) | Lew Sully | James A Wall (words) Maud Huth (sung by) |
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He Looks Just Like His Mother (1905) | James Thornton | H W Behman (words) |
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There's a Mother Always Waiting You at Home, Sweet Home (1903) | James Thornton(w&m) | |
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Rags, Bottles and Old Iron (1901) | Louis Tocaben | F. W. Meacham (co-author) |
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She Knows a Thing or Two, or Three, or Four (1897) | Lyn Udall | Karl Kennett (words) |
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There'll Never Be a Girl Like You (1899) | Lyn Udall | K. Kennett (words) |
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Belle of Avenoo A (1895), The | George Safford Waters | Blanche Ring (words) |
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Beneath the Flag (1898) | George Safford Waters(w&m) | |
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⇑Better Stop Before You Chance to Go Too Far (1899) | George Safford Waters | |
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Boora Boo (1893) | George Safford Waters | |
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Fair Harvard (1896) | George Safford Waters | |
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I Come From Sunny Dixie (1903) | George Safford Waters | |
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I Want to Be One of the Smart Set (1902) | George Safford Waters(w&m) | Claudine Sharpe (sung by) Laura Stone (sung by) |
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I'm Only Six Years Old (1895) | George Safford Waters(w&m) | |
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Just After Dark (1895) | George Safford Waters(w&m) | |
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Just Come Down From Jaytown (1897) | George Safford Waters(w&m) | |
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Love's Desire. (1903) | George Safford Waters | |
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Mike McCarthy's Wake (1894) | George Safford Waters(w&m) | |
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One New York (1897) | George Safford Waters | |
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She Is a Broadway Blonde (1896) | George Safford Waters(w&m) | |
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She Used to Take Me on Her Knee (1899) | George Safford Waters | |
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She's My Own Sweet Rosalie (1897) | George Safford Waters(w&m) | |
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Sweet Katy Leary (1895) | George Safford Waters(w&m) | |
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There's a Strange Fascination About the Stage (1903) | George Safford Waters(w&m) | |
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Wake Up Dere (1895) | George Safford Waters(w&m) | |
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Where the Daisies Grow (1897) | George Safford Waters | |
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⇑Ragtime Jimmie's Jamboree (1899) | Ned Wayburn | |
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In the Whirl of Pleasure (1902) | Theodore Wenzlik | |
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Dance of the Toads (1898) | Bert A. Williams | |
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Trip to Coontown (1898), A | Bert A. Williams | B. Cole (words) J. Weldon Johnson (words) |
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Ain't Dat a Shame (1901) | Walter Wilson | John Queen (words) Lillie Lawson (sung by) |