Call Number (LC) Title Results
MUSICPOP 1898-K On your way nigger on your way /
Darktown is out to-night : from the great success "Clorindy", or, "The origin of the cake walk" by Dunbar & Marion : cake walk song and chorus /
Ma ragtime baby : two-step for piano /
Tar at a masquerade.
It ain't no lie.
Mollie Malone /
The Witmark minstrel overture and opening chorus /
Her front name was Sally.
The battle of Manila /
My Josephine : coon song /
He's a porter on the "Empire state" /
Sweet Katy Carney, my lass from Kilarney : waltz song /
Ma Sarraphine.
My father was a sailor on the Maine.
Mid the green fields of Virginia.
Since we parted.
Hattie.
On the old Missouri shore / 		18
MUSICPOP 1898-SM The slumber boat / 1
MUSICPOP 1898-SM Online The slumber boat / 1
MUSICPOP 1898 Online Colorado volunteers march
Zizzy, ze, zum zum!
My ragtime lady 		3
MUSICPOP 1899 Annie Laurie.
Bondmaid.
In thee, o God, do I put my trust.
Adrift.
Mighty God hath spoken.
Tis snowing /
Absent /
Hello! ma baby /
Slave song.
Alice, where art thou? /
Absent-minded beggar.
My wild Irish rose /
This coon will never love again /
Rock of ages : vocal duet /
Could I.
I've waited, honey, waited long for you.
Watch of the sentinel.
The girl I loved in sunny Tennessee /
Louisiana Lize /
You and I.
You told me you had money in the bank.
Across the hills to Georgia.
Always.
Balance all hang to the strap.
Come darkies come.
Come home Dewey we won't do.
I won't do your washin' any more.
Little Dutch garden.
My hannah lady, whose black baby is you?
My old time girl.
My wild Irish rose.
Nightingale's song.
Peace of God.
Pilgrim's song.
I'm wearing awa' to the land o' the leal.
If I were a rose.
Lark now leaves his watery nest.
Mary of Allendale.
Picture no artist can paint.
Just as the daylight was breaking.
Just one world of love.
Resurrection song.
Dear old soul.
Love and music, these have I lived for.
My desire.
Stay in your own back yard.
Teach me to do thy will.
Why don't you love me in the same old way.
When I marry Miss Dina Lee.
Beggar.
Treasures that gold cannot buy.
Ballad of trees and the master.
My Honolulu queen.
Two old songs : op. 9 /
Adieu, forets.
All for you. 		62
MUSICPOP 1899-D Phoebe Thompson's cake walk : march and two-step /
The cake-walk in the sky : Ethiopian two-step /
Plantation echoes : cake-walk and two-step /
The 'possum barbecue : rag two-step /
Ragtown guards : characteristic march /
Absent /
Hoot mon : it's the bonnie Scotch : a highland rag /
You got to play rag time : hoot mon /
You're talking rag-time /
I don't care to be your lady friend no more /
Hello! ma baby /
I certainly got my man : coon song & chorus /
The Kentucky cornshuckers : march, two-step, cake walk, polka /
Harlem rag : two-step /
All I wants is ma chickens /
Davy Jones : sea song for contralto or bass /
The curse of the dreamer : descriptive solo for baritone or mezzo-soprano /
Cupid will guide : romance from The ameer /
Finnegan /
I'm happy when I'm by ma baby's side /
Another baby /
The arab's love song /
Chicken /
Leave your razors at the door /
My babe from Boston town : coon song /
Old Jasper's cake walk /
The rag-time hymn /
I've got chicken on the brain /
Come home Dewey : we won't do a thing to you /
Tell it to me! : a coontown expression /
Wake up, ma baby! : cake walk /
The girl I loved in sunny Tennessee /
I ain't seen no messenger boy /
The hardware line /
Ev'rybody wondered how he knew /
Fanny /
Everything at Reilly's must be done in Irish style /
Smoky mokes : cake walk and two step /
A warmin' up in Dixie : cake walk, march and two step /
Always /
Southern hospitality : rag-time cake-walk /
I'll be an old man's darling, not a young man's slave! /
Doan ye cry, ma honey : darky song /
Rastus Johnson's cake walk / 		44
MUSICPOP 1899-D Online The 'possum barbecue rag two-step /
Ragtown guards characteristic march /
Hoot mon it's the bonnie Scotch : a highland rag /
You're talking rag-time
The cake-walk in the sky Ethiopian two-step /
A warmin' up in Dixie cake walk, march and two step / 		6
MUSICPOP 1899-H Seben come eleben : rag two step /
Maple leaf rag /
Campin' on de ole Suwanee : a characteristic march, two step, polka or cake walk /
Hoot mon : it's the bonnie Scotch : a highland rag /
A hot old time in ragtown : characteristic cake walk /
Turkey in the straw : a rag-time fantasie /
The Mississippi side-step : march and cake-walk /
The Nashville : rag and two step /
Bunch o' blackberries : cake walk and two-step /
Rags to burn : a 20th century medley of genuine rags /
A southern jamboree : a characteristic negro dance & shuffle /
Tickled to death /
The Bos'n rag : cake walk /
Bowery buck : ragtime two-step /
Doc Brown's Kansas City cake walk : the original Kansas City rag /
Dancing with ma baby : schottische /
Black diamond : two step cake walk /
Harlem rag : two-step /
A royal rag : cake walk or two step in ragtime /
A warm reception : characteristic march two step & cake walk /
Whistling Rufus : a characteristic march which can be used effectively as a two-step, polka or cake-walk /
Smoky mokes : cake walk and two step /
Southern hospitality : rag-time cake-walk /
Ragged William : a darkey's idea of the William Tell overture in rag-time : with apologies to Rossini : for piano /
Hello ma baby /
Virginia : two step and hot rag swing /
George Rosey's A rag-time skedaddle : march & cake-walk.
The rag-time king : a symphony in rag-time / 		30
MUSICPOP 1899-H Online Harlem rag two-step /
Doc Brown's Kansas City cake walk the original Kansas City rag /
Dancing with ma baby schottische /
The Bos'n rag cake walk /
Campin' on de ole Suwanee a characteristic march, two step, polka or cake walk /
The Nashville rag and two step /
Bowery buck ragtime two-step / 		7
MUSICPOP 1899-K My ragtime bride : march, cake-walk or two-step /
You got to play rag time : hoot mon /
Bunch o' blackberries : cake walk and two-step /
You ain't the coon for me /
Mignon.
Mon desir.
I don't care if I never wake up /
Ever sweet is thy memory.
If you forget.
Honey you done gone foolish /
Ma belle of de Philippines /
Big foot Lou : cake walk /
I'll have to telegraph another baby /
I wish I was back on Broadway /
Valse lente /
Don't say babe I've got to go /
Pliny, come kiss your baby /
Ma lady Lu : a darky love lament /
Mammy's Carolina twins.
China heart.
Playing on the golden strings.
You're drifting further from me, day by day.
Baby's eyes are Irish.
Little Dutch garden.
Treat your baby right : an open-door policy /
Pensacola pickaninny : plantation lullaby / 		26
MUSICPOP 1899-K Online Bunch o' blackberries cake walk and two-step / 1
MUSICPOP 1899-SM Slave song /
The little poster maid : from "The ameer" /
The spring has come : song /
April weather /
Absent /
Impecunious Davis / 		6
MUSICPOP 1899-SM Online Impecunious Davis
Slave song
April weather
The spring has come song /
The little poster maid from "The ameer" /
Absent 		7
MUSICPOP 1899 Online Hello! ma baby 1
MUSICPOP 1900 I send my heart up to thee!
Lina, ma lady.
Sweetheart mine.
We may never meet again.
Wondrous thing.
Eyes of blue.
If no one ever marries me.
Messiah.
There's not another girl like you.
The Board of Brokers Association march /
Colorado the land of the sun /
The latch string is always hanging out for you /
Sirene.
Voguons le port s'en fuit.
Colorado : queen of the west.
I have something in my eye, and its you /
If someone only cared for me /
I'll come back to you in flower time /
Haymaking.
The jazz dance : the little jazz dance ev'rybodys crazy 'bout : song and fox trot /
Norwegian song.
Boys that dare and do.
If I thought you could make him happy.
Every race has a flag but the coon.
O fair dove, o fond dove.
When Reuben comes to town.
Would you?
Year's at the spring.
You'd better ask me.
Angels standing where we're wandering.
Apple blossom.
At last.
Good samaritan.
Come my sweet queen.
Come, my sweet queen.
Excelsior.
Home of the girl I love.
Homeland.
Honey I do love you.
I love ma babe.
Prayer and answer.
Japanese love song.
On a moonlight night.
Ireland I love you.
The buffalo /
Molly's eyes.
Some rival has stolen my true love away.
Sun of my soul.
Violets.
Tale of a kangaroo.
Way down east.
Fleur de neige.
Appel du Printemps.
Reponse d'Eros.
On parting.
Message d'amour.
Serenades.
Ton nom.
Bird and the rose.
Aubade.
By the simplicity of Venus' doves.
Should he upbraid.
Boys of Kilkenny.
Go where glory waits thee.
Sprig of shillelah.
Tell me, will my dream come true?
Violets /
In the house of too much trouble.
Tell me pretty maiden.
Aint you my Lulu! : song and chorus /
Out in Denver /
Une heure d'etude.
Vierge au lavoir.
Cavaliers.
Marquise.
Scene D"Hermione.
Nox... Amor.
Echo Song.
My Redeemer and my Lord.
Priere au drapeau.
Rossignol, Rossignolet.
Ah love but a day!
Way down east among the shady maple trees / 		89
MUSICPOP 1900-CP Where the golden daisies grow / 1
MUSICPOP 1900-CP Online Where the golden daisies grow 1
MUSICPOP 1900-D Good-bye, ma honey if you call that gone /
At an ole Virginia wedding : march characteristic /
The green above the red /
A moonlight meander : characteristic march or two-step /
I'm certainly living a rag-time life /
If dat's society excuse me /
I ain't gwinter work no mo' /
Absence makes the heart grow fonder /
He's laid on the shelf : a colored argument /
I left because I love you /
If I only had a dollah of my own /
The daughters of a minister : from "A royal rogue" /
Do you think you could learn to love me? /
Come Mimì della Bohème : canzone slow /
I'm happy at Maxim's /
At an Alabama corn shuckin' : a characteristic two-step march or cake walk /
Come back my honey boy to me /
My lady love /
Lam', Lam', Lam' /
My money never gives out /
Run, brudder possum, run : a negro warning /
A fairer flower /
Fetch your baby home /
The fatal rose of red /
For old times sake /
Good-night beloved, good-night : serenade /
I'd still believe you true : song & chorus /
Home run : quick step /
For freedom and Ireland /
The gladiator : song /
The bugaboo man /
Coon! coon! coon! /
I can't tell why I love you but I do /
De cake walk queen / 		34
MUSICPOP 1900-D Online At an ole Virginia wedding march characteristic /
De cake walk queen
Good-bye, ma honey if you call that gone 		3
MUSICPOP 1900-H The climax : two step /
Rag-time chimes : characteristic two step /
X-n-tric : two-step characteristic /
The Missouri rag /
Rag-time intermezzo : a syncopated symphony /
Rags and tatters : march and two step /
The real Peruvian : a very catchy cake walk and two step /
Tennessee tantalizer : a ragtime tickler /
Possum and taters : a ragtime feast /
Hunky-dory : characteristic cake walk, march & two step /
Listen 2 this! : cosmopolitan characteristic /
I'm certainly living a rag-time life /
Whittling Remus : a ragtime march /
You'll have to hurry : a ragtime spasm cake walk for piano /
Jingo! : the latest and best march in rag time /
Come along to Santa Monica : song and chorus /
Black Venus : two-step / 		17