Call Number (LC) Title Results
MUSICPOP 1906-SM Day dreams /
Dreaming : serenade /
Joy of the morning : Song with piano accompaniment /
The cross /
The dancers : Song for soprano [Op. 12. No. 2.] /
Love, I have won you : summer /
Arrah Wanna : an Irish Indian matrimonial venture /
Somewhere /
Where thou canst rest, or, Ah! love me, but love me well /
Napanee : a song founded on actual facts / 		10
MUSICPOP 1906-SM Online Where thou canst rest, or, Ah! love me, but love me well
Napanee a song founded on actual facts /
Day dreams
Dreaming serenade /
The dancers Song for soprano [Op. 12. No. 2.] /
Love, I have won you summer /
Joy of the morning Song with piano accompaniment /
The cross
Arrah Wanna an Irish Indian matrimonial venture /
Somewhere 		10
MUSICPOP 1906 Online Home sweet home sounds good to me
Going, going, gone
Old Pike's Peak
The starlight of my Colorado home
Floating along romanza, two-step /
When the columbine's in blossom Bessie dear 		6
MUSICPOP 1907 Primavera.
See saw.
Spirit of God.
Rain-coach.
Sunlight.
Before thy throne.
Clang of the hammer.
Lily and the sunbeam.
Red wing : an Indian fable /
That's what the rose said to me.
Weep you no more.
Drum major.
Dedication.
Jilia.
Just some one.
Life.
I am thy harp.
Love's quarrel.
Down in the old cherry orchard.
Colorado /
Sweetheart days.
The Buxton slow drag : a snail serenade /
Blossom : intermezzo two-step /
Peine d'amour.
Night and day : mezzo soprano /
In the land of the buffalo /
San Antonio /
A girl like you would do for a boy like me to woo /
Honey boy /
Spring song /
Rose in the bud.
Crying of water.
In monkey land /
Wait 'till the rose leaves fall.
Wal, I swan!
Poppies.
Waltz me 'till I'm dreamy.
'Neath the old acorn tree, sweet Estelle.
The flowers outside the café /
His lullaby /
I sing as I sail with the rollicking gale.
Let me hear the band play.
My dear.
School days : when we were a couple of kids /
Tommy, lad!
When the swallows northward fly, Sweet Eleanor.
When the winter days are over.
Won't somebody be my mamma.
Yesterday.
Forever sweetheart.
Garden romance.
Glow-worm.
Hearts and flowers.
Disappointment.
I used to believe in fairies.
I wish I had a girl.
My love loves me today.
My Virginia.
Nearer my God to thee.
Pride of the prairie.
I'll see you later, dearie.
I'm afraid to come home in the dark.
I'm looking for the man that wrote 'The merry widow waltz'
I'm tying the leaves so they won't come down.
If the new love is a true love.
Illinois loyalty song.
Sea.
Rose-time morning.
Birth of morn.
Birth of the rainbow.
There's another picture in my mamma's frame.
On the road to Mandalay.
Longing.
He never even said good bye /
When the moon plays peek-a-boo.
Why did you break my heart?
She was a grand old lady.
Totem pole.
Won't you waltz "home sweet home" with me for old time's sake.
Down where the Missouri gently flows.
Ecstasy.
Fleeting years.
Pastorale Louis XVI.
Brother Noah gave out checks for rain.
Goodbye Mamie.
Bird songs.
And Then Say Adieu.
Silver threads among the gold. 		98
MUSICPOP 1907-D The glow-worm : song /
Carbarlick acid rag /
Dill pickles : two step /
Fluffy ruffles : march and two-step /
Dixie Dan /
Get happy /
Dixie darlings : two step /
I'd rather two step than waltz, Bill /
The meanest man in town /
In dear old Colorado where the hills caress the skies /
If I'm going to die, I'm going to have some fun /
If we knew what the milkman knows /
Could you learn to love a little girl like me? /
When it's moonlight, Mary darling, 'neath the old grape arbor shade /
Broncho buster /
Bob me up and down Bob /
I'm happy when the band plays Dixie : (march song) /
Angels bring my mother back to me /
Captain baby bunting : of the Rocking-horse Brigade /
Caroline /
Bye bye my Caroline /
Budweiser's a friend of mine /
Captain Willie Brown /
I've a million reasons /
San Antonio /
Sacramento /
Come back to old Manhattan, dearie /
Just because I loved you so /
Monkey land /
The police won't let Mariuch-a dance : unless she move da feet /
Ta ta, au revoir : choo! choo! I'm going to /
Tiddley-om-pom : a Spanish burlesque /
Gee, ain't I glad I'm home /
When the moon plays peek-a-boo with you /
A girl like you would do for a boy like me to woo /
I'd like to meet your father /
I'd live or I would die for you : song /
He goes to church on Sunday /
Don't be so angry /
Don't worry : it may not all be true /
Everybody's pickin' on me /
Every little bit added to what you've got makes just a little bit more /
Dolly dear /
Be good : (if you can't be good be careful) /
I have a longing for Long Acre Square /
And a little bit more /
I can't think of anything else but you /
I'd like to call on you /
I'd rather be a lobster than a wise guy /
I'm jealous of you /
The hymns of the old church choir /
Honey boy /
Honest injun : I love you /
How'd you like to be my wife /
Does it pay? /
He never even said good bye /
Heart of my heart / 		57
MUSICPOP 1907-D Online Get happy
Dill pickles two step /
Dixie Dan
Dixie darlings two step /
Carbarlick acid rag
Fluffy ruffles march and two-step /
Sacramento 		7
MUSICPOP 1907-H The brownie rag /
Dat lovin' rag /
Dill pickles : two step /
Father Knickerbocker : a New York rag /
Four little blackberries : schottische /
Cotton : march and two-step : (a Southern breakdown) /
Daffy-down-dilly : characteristic march two-step /
The devil : red hot rag /
Icycles : rag-two-step /
Rose leaf rag : a ragtime two-step /
Watermelon club : characteristic march and two-step /
Heliotrope boquet [i.e., bouquet] /
Tom boy : rag, march & two-step /
Search-light rag : a syncopated march and two step /
Mississippi smilax : characteristic two-step /
Missouri rag : march & two step /
Raggity-rag : march & two step /
Red peppers : two-step /
Sleepy Sidney : rag time two step /
Spuds : novelty march and two step /
The stinging bee : characteristic : a-real-rag-time-two-step /
Southern snowballs : rag two step /
The sunset : two step /
Turkish trophies : an oriental rag /
The smiler : rag two step /
The smiler /
Sweet pickles : characteristic two-step /
Sweetmeats : rag-two-step /
Pickles and peppers : a rag oddity, march and two-step /
Hoosier rag : march two step /
All the candy : novelty two step /
Brain-storm rag /
The Buxton slow drag : a snail serenade /
Clover leaf rag /
Cold feet rag /
Collars and cuffs /
Fun Bob /
Hip hip hurrah : march two step /
Jolly jingles : characteristic march two-step /
Kansas City rag /
Lemons : a rag /
Louisiana /
Dixie darlings : two step /
Washington pie : a ragtime piece /
Jingo : the latest and best march in rag time /
The glad rag : a genuine rag time two step /
Glad rags /
Gladiolus rag /
In dear old Colorado where the hills caress the skies /
Back to Market Street /
On the road called Santa Fe /
Glorious Southern California /
San Antonio /
Colorado : a song of the mountains /
A rag-time joke : march & two-step /
Ragtime eyes /
That rag /
Going some : two-step /
Sweetness : rag-two-step /
The blue jay rag /
Old Virginia rag : march and two-step / 		62
MUSICPOP 1907-H Online On the road called Santa Fe
All the candy novelty two step /
Dat lovin' rag
Watermelon club characteristic march and two-step /
The brownie rag
Cotton march and two-step : (a Southern breakdown) /
Four little blackberries schottische /
Father Knickerbocker a New York rag /
Gladiolus rag
The blue jay rag
Brain-storm rag
The Buxton slow drag a snail serenade /
Lemons a rag /
Missouri rag march & two step /
Fun Bob
The glad rag a genuine rag time two step /
Going some two-step /
Clover leaf rag
Cold feet rag
Daffy-down-dilly characteristic march two-step /
The devil red hot rag /
Collars and cuffs
Back to Market Street
Glorious Southern California
Glad rags 		26
MUSICPOP 1907-I The thunderbolt : forward march [based on] Siegfried, Die Walkuere and Gotterdammerung [of] Richard Wagner /
The wild rose : intermezzo /
As night brings out the stars : song /
1-2-3 : Song of the little dancing master /
City of lights (Denver) : march-two-step /
Cupids' frolic waltzes /
Nymphs o' the mist : an ocean idyl, op. 1, no. 1 /
Pocatello : a military intermezzo /
The tunnel waltz /
When I was a child : polka semplice : op. 1, no. 2 /
Formanian march /
My dear old western home among the hills : song /
My sweetheart Lou /
Once in a while /
Woodland : slumber song /
That little sunny southern girl of mine /
Dream life : waltzes /
The Morning Times triumphal : march and two-step / 		18
MUSICPOP 1907-I Online My dear old western home among the hills song /
Cupids' frolic waltzes
Dream life waltzes /
Formanian march
The Morning Times triumphal march and two-step /
My sweetheart Lou
Nymphs o' the mist an ocean idyl, op. 1, no. 1 /
Once in a while
Pocatello a military intermezzo /
Mary Carey song /
As night brings out the stars song /
City of lights (Denver) march-two-step /
That little sunny southern girl of mine
The thunderbolt forward march [based on] Siegfried, Die Walkuere and Gotterdammerung [of] Richard Wagner /
The tunnel waltz
When I was a child polka semplice : op. 1, no. 2 /
The wild rose intermezzo /
Woodland slumber song /
I am thinking of you, Mother
1-2-3 Song of the little dancing master / 		20
MUSICPOP 1907-K Sweet suspense : three step, [op. 59] /
Money won't make everybody happy /
Nobody's little girl /
Lovin' time : something in the colored line /
I got another one /
Won't you be my honey : : flirting song /
Anna Lou from Kalamazoo
Tom boy : rag, march & two-step /
Search-light rag : a syncopated march and two step /
Hoosier rag : march two step /
Fontella rag : two-step /
My Creole Saidee /
I'd live or I would die for you /
Maple leaf rag /
There never was a girl like you.
Night and day : mezzo soprano /
Every one was meant for some one /
Gee! ain't it h___ to be rich.
I'll be waiting dearie when you come back home /
I get dippy when I do that two-step dance /
I know dat I'll be happy 'till I die /
I'm going on the warpath /
Herman /
How many have you told that to /
I would not refuse a little love /
My own sweet Mignonette /
No one to love me /
Bob me up and down, Bob /
Blue bird : intermezzo /
Broncho buster /
I'd like to know your address and your name /
I'll meet you where the primrose grows, Rose! /
I'm surprised : the surprise song /
In Panama /
It's great to be a soldier man /
Kiss me Sue /
Way down in Colon town /
You'll have to get off and walk /
Guarda esa flor = Keep thou this flower : romanza /
I'm a lonesome maid /
Budweiser's a friend of mine /
Kitty O'Neil /
I want a Gibson man : song /
I'll take a Frisco girl for mine /
The man of the hour : two step /
Señora : Spanish song /
Senorita : serenade two step /
I'm head and heels in love with you /
Down our way /
Let me be your lemon coon /
My Geraldine /
Miss Killarney /
My heart is calling /
Punch and Judy : intermezzo-two step /
Find another tree to build your nest /
Give me your love /
A little cozy flat /
Just you and I /
Comrade mine /
Consequences, or what a little smoke will do /
Pining, or, My heart is pining all for you /
Oh, come my Lou /
Never no mo', I'm through /
I'd like to march through Georgia once again /
That's why I never married /
That rag /
School days : when we were a couple of kids /
The boy who stuttered and the girl who lisped /
I'm afraid to come home in the dark.
I'm looking for the man that wrote 'The merry widow waltz'
There's another picture in my mamma's frame.
Because I'm married now! : I would! If I could! But I can't! Why? /
The little girl in blue : duet : Muriel & Joy /
She was a grand old lady.
Won't you waltz "home sweet home" with me for old time's sake.
My Marianina /
Anna Lou from Kalamazoo /
I'm crazy I am /
Bridgeta /
My southern home.
Trading smiles.
Dreaming.
Dreaming of love for me.
You, just you.
Pipe o'briar.
Psalm of life.
In the wildwood where the bluebells grew.
Dream city and the magic knight : selection : piano acc. /
Take me with you.
Paree : the wiggle-woggle dance /
Selection from The yankee tourist /
Take me around again /
That's the tune they play in Dixie Land : My home, sweet home /
Trading smiles / 		94
MUSICPOP 1907-K Online Search-light rag a syncopated march and two step /
Anna Lou from Kalamazoo
Fontella rag two-step /
Hoosier rag march two step / 		4
MUSICPOP 1907-SM Red wing : an Indian fable /
Come to the land of Bohemia : (the land where nobody goes home) /
The glow-worm : song /
Maying /
The lamp of love /
Remember me : (far away) = [In die Ferne] /
School days : when we were a couple of kids / 		7
MUSICPOP 1907-SM Online The glow-worm song /
Come to the land of Bohemia (the land where nobody goes home) /
The lamp of love
Maying
Remember me (far away) = [In die Ferne] /
School days when we were a couple of kids /
Red wing an Indian fable / 		7
MUSICPOP 1907 Online In the land of the buffalo
Colorado
San Antonio 		4
MUSICPOP 1908 Roses bring dreams of you.
Somebody loves you dear.
Spirit flower.
Any old port in a storm.
By the way of the throne.
Christ.
In the evening by the moonlight.
No one knows.
Sweetheart won't you come with me to dreamland.
Thinking of thee.
When I am away from you.
I want someone to call me dearie /
To the god who reigns on high.
Dear old Vermont.
Dear old yankee land.
Deep in my heart, beloved.
Man of the hour.
I hear you calling me.
Make a noise like a hoop, and roll away.
Garden of Allah.
Sweet girl of my dreams.
Pearl of Persia : characteristic oriental /
I'm going to Colorado /
The "bolo" rag /
Seeing Denver /
I hear you calling me : song /
Song of autumn.
Cuddle up a little closer lovey mine /
Denver town : song /
Always me /
Our President Roosevelt's Colorado hunt /
Take me out to the ball game /
Madame Butterfly : One fine day = Un bel dí, vedremo /
In the garden of my heart.
Down in jungle town.
Dear old dear /
Here's to the girl /
I'm starving for one sight of you.
At twilight.
Games of childhood days.
In the garden of my heart : song /
Pleading.
Nightingale.
Kiss me.
Together.
While the west is paling.
Sister awake.
I send you Roses.
Sweetheart.
Forgotten land.
Rosemary.
Maid of the morning.
Memory.
I sang my love a song.
Song of the fountain.
Coodle doon song.
Waves of Breffny.
This earth were heaven.
Within thine eyes.
Your smile.
At Maxime's.
For the mountains shall depart.
Gay butterfly.
Heart's desire.
Great peace have they which love thy law.
Hosanna! (Easter song)
How lovely are thy dwellings /
Baby.
Baby doll.
Dainty little maiden.
Daisies won't tell.
Duel.
I am waiting for the summer time and you.
I'd rather float through a dreamy old waltz with you, you, you.
I'll be home at harvest time.
Mountain lovers.
Move on Mr. Moon.
My Redeemer and my Lord.
Sensitive plant.
If I had a thousand lives to live.
In a garden.
In happy slumberland.
In the boat.
Lindy.
Love rules the world.
Is she not passing fair? /
Rainbow.
Some day when dreams come true.
Summertime.
Sweet and low.
She's just the sweetest girl I ever knew.
Meet me in rosetime Rosie /
Smarty.
When the ivy leaves grow close.
Strains of "Yankee Doodle" won't be Dixie to my gal.
Tell me, fair ladies.
Sunbonnet Sue.
Are you sincere.
Since we parted.
Arab love song.
Redhead.
The Western flyer : march and two-step /
Sister awake : old 17th century English verse /
Sweetheart /
Joy of man.
I know.
Little brother of mine.
Rose and Liza.
Good night, dear.
Home.
Solvejg's Song.
On the road to Mandalay.
Sylvia. 		136
MUSICPOP 1908-CP I want a woggie-wee / 1
MUSICPOP 1908-CP Online I want a woggie-wee 1
MUSICPOP 1908-D I didn't ask, he didn't say, so I don't know /
It looks like a big night to-night /
Bl-nd and p-g spells blind pig /
When it's moonlight on the prairie : there's a parson only twenty miles away /
The pippin : a sentimental rag /
Fluffy ruffles girls rag : characteristic two-step /
Fluffy ruffles girls rag characteristic two-step /
The right church but the wrong pew /
Good-bye Mr. Ragtime : since the merry widow waltz has come to town /
Pine apple rag /
Oh! That Yankiana rag /
Kerry Mills barn dance /
I certainly was put out /
Take your hands away /
Honey Lou : the suicide song /
Ada, my sweet potater! /
All aboard for a good old time /
My brudda Sylvest /
Open up your heart and let a little sunshine in /
I hear you calling me : song /
Down among the sugar cane /
I want to go back to the land of cotton /
The corn is waving, Annie : does your heart beat true /
Cuddle up a little closer lovey mine /
I'm crazy when the band begins to play /
Automobiling : a two-step with words /
Sullivan /
Cheating : song /
Childhood days /
Prairie Rose : cowboy intermezzo /
She is my Bonnie Jean and I'm her Sandy /
I'm going to get myself a black Salome /
Smiling star : a western romance in song /
Play dat rag /
I'm glad I'm married : the great "Yes she does" song /
Come and spend Christmas with me /
Smiling star a western romance in song /
Listen to the knocking bird /
Love me like I like to be loved /
The yama-yama man /
Under the chicken tree /
Cohan's pet names : (that's the pet name for me) /
Oh, you coon! /
As they glide around : skating waltz song /
Girls, girls, girls /
Are you sincere? /
I am longing for someone to love me /
Central, give me New York Town /
Cocktails /
If I had a thousand lives to live : song /
Are you sincere /
Always me /
I'd rather float through a dreamy old waltz with you, you, you : quartette for mixed voices /
Hoo-oo! : (Ain't you coming out to night?) /
Gee! but this is a lonesome town /
Dear heart /
Broke /
Crab apples : rag two-step /
Feed the kitty / 		59
MUSICPOP 1908-D Online Pine apple rag
The pippin a sentimental rag /
Crab apples rag two-step /
Fluffy ruffles girls rag characteristic two-step /
Good-bye Mr. Ragtime since the merry widow waltz has come to town /
Prairie Rose cowboy intermezzo /
Smiling star a western romance in song / 		7