| Call Number (LC) | Title | Results |
|---|---|---|
| MUSICPOP 1901-CP |
Treasures that gold cannot buy / On the grand Ohio River / |
2 |
| MUSICPOP 1901-CP Online |
Treasures that gold cannot buy On the grand Ohio River |
2 |
| MUSICPOP 1901-D |
An educated coon is best of all / The Honeysuckle and the bee / W'hoa Bill : a country characteristic for piano / Good bye, booze! : a coon temperance ditty / My Evaline : darkey love song / I don't want to be no actor man no mo' / Creole belles : song / If I but knew / Ain't dat a shame / My castle on the Nile / I got mine : coon song / Nobody's lookin' but de owl an' de moon / I just want to go back and start the whole thing over / Give me rag, rag, rag : a warm coon song / Any old place I can hang my hat is home sweet home to me : comic song / Everybody has a whistle like me / Down in the deep, let me sleep when I die / I'll be with you when the roses bloom again / The hand that rocks the cradle rules the world / For I love you : a pathetic little doll song / Only a withered boquet / Calling to her boy just once again / Come out, Dinah, on the green : darkey serenade / Down among the pines / I'm a respectable workin' girl / Don't wear your heart on your sleeve / The daisy and the butterfly / I'm goin' to live anyhow, 'till I die / Forgiven / All that glitters is not gold / |
30 |
| MUSICPOP 1901-D Online |
Give me rag, rag, rag a warm coon song / Good bye, booze! a coon temperance ditty / Ain't dat a shame At an Alabama corn shuckin' a characteristic two-step march or cake walk / |
4 |
| MUSICPOP 1901-H |
Clorinda : march two step (characteristic) / The easy winners : a ragtime two step / Peacherine rag / Jagtime Johnson's ragtime march : characteristic two-step / Rag-time nightmare : march and two-step / Queen of love : two step / Smiling Remus : ragtime two step and cake walk / Sunflower slow drag : a ragtime two-step / Smoky topaz : march & two step / Syncopated rags : an original cake-walk / Cotton bolls : two step / Creole belles : march-two-step / Two merry tramps : (the "hobo" two-step) / A rag-time drummer : march & cake-walk / Mama, make Cinda 'haive herself : rag-medley / Manhattan rag / Peaceful Henry : a slow drag / |
18 |
| MUSICPOP 1901-H Online |
Manhattan rag Rag-time nightmare march and two-step / The easy winners a ragtime two step / Clorinda march two step (characteristic) / Cotton bolls two step / |
5 |
| MUSICPOP 1901-I |
Kwang-su : a Chinese two-step / My rosary / Where the silv'ry Colorado wends its way / A trip to the rockies : march and two-step / |
4 |
| MUSICPOP 1901-I Online |
My rosary Where the silv'ry Colorado wends its way A trip to the rockies march and two-step / Kwang-su a Chinese two-step / |
4 |
| MUSICPOP 1901-K |
Banjo serenade. 'Twas her first / Rag-time nightmare : march and two-step / Creole belles : march-two-step / Ain't dat a shame / My lady Hottentot / Actions speak louder than words. Amoureuse. In the valley of Kentucky. Ha-le ha-lo. My whip-poor-will / My Yokohama lady / Everybody has a whistle like me / It's all right Mayme / Close your dreamy eyes for Mammy Lou : a plantation lullaby / Fare thee, honey, fare thee well / Menagerie song. Rip Van Winkle was a lucky man / The maiden with the dreamy eyes / Asthore : song : piano acc. / Come out, Dinah, on the green : darkey serenade / Clean up babe / At the bottom of the hill / The Mobile prance : characteristic march & two step / A lesson in flirtation / Song of the strollers / My heart is singing. |
27 |
| MUSICPOP 1901-K Online |
Creole belles march-two-step / Fare thee, honey, fare thee well Everybody has a whistle like me The Mobile prance characteristic march & two step / |
4 |
| MUSICPOP 1901-SM |
Mighty lak' a rose / 'Tis better to have loved and lost, than never to have loved at all / |
2 |
| MUSICPOP 1901-SM Online |
Mighty lak' a rose 'Tis better to have loved and lost, than never to have loved at all |
2 |
| MUSICPOP 1901 Online |
Where the silv'ry Colorado wends its way The mountains' fairest flower Creole belles song / Forged by the glitter of gold |
4 |
| MUSICPOP 1902 |
Love that I lost. While the moon shines bright. Dreamy sleep. Hear how sweet they sound. Down where the Wurzburger flows. In the good old summer time. Sandman. My starlight queen. O memory. With you again. Love's coronation. Request / Where the Sunset turns the Ocean's Blue to gold. Under the bamboo tree / Anvil chorus. In the valley where the bluebirds sing. Toreador song. Because : song / Because / When Kate and I were coming thro' the rye. Mary be wary. Etoile du matin. Sunbeams. Bill Bailey, won't you please come home? / Tessie. Could you be true to eyes of blue, if you looked into eyes of brown? Bow down thine ear. Oh didn't he ramble. Violets. Lord is my shepherd / Loreley. Message. Hark, hark! the lark. My own United States. Face to face. Ave Maria / Limerick is beautiful / Alone with Jesus. Cuck-coo clock. The dawn : song / Nubian maid. Oh, that we two were maying / Summer rain. One who has yearn'd, alone. I'm sorry I'll be busy all next week / Land of hope and glory. Manistee. Anchored. I'll be your rain-beau. Flirty little Gertie. Kashmiri song. Stolen wings. Cuckoo. Melisande in the wood. Rock of ages. Diana / In love's domain. Mansion of aching hearts. Fil des coeurs. In this sepulchral darkness. Then you'll remember me. Message of the violet. Eliland. You aint no actor / |
75 |
| MUSICPOP 1902-D |
Razzle dazzle : characteristic cake walk & two step / Fare thee well; Molly darling : (at the call of the roll I'll be there) / Any rags? / A castle of wasted hopes / Since Bill Bailey came back home / Sue : march, two-step / Have you seen my sweetheart in his uniform of blue / Actions speak louder than words / Bill Bailey, won't you please come home? : (medley march and two-step) / Alagazam! : cake walk, march and two step / Chocolate drops : a darktown improbability : suitable for march, cake walk or two step / Ain't it the truth / Don't be angry with me, sweetheart / Trouble / I'll be your honey in the springtime / Ah! I have sighed to rest me / Heidelberg : stein song / Because : song / De coon is de coon dat I adore / The army of half-starved men / Bill Bailey, won't you please come home? / Face to face : sacred song / Home ain't nothing like this / His buttons are marked U.S. / Evah dahkey is a king / Down on the farm / Duty to home and flag / Glory to God : sacred song / Darling, good night : serenade / Hamlet was a melancholy dane / If time was money, I'd be a millionaire / On emancipation day / I'm sorry I'll be busy all next week / When Sousa come to coon-town / If you'll be m-i-n-e mine / Come down ma evenin' star / Following in father's footsteps / Because you were an old sweetheart of mine : ballad / |
39 |
| MUSICPOP 1902-D Online |
Sue march, two-step / Alagazam! cake walk, march and two step / Chocolate drops a darktown improbability : suitable for march, cake walk or two step / |
3 |
| MUSICPOP 1902-H |
The bizzy kazoo : march two-step / A black smoke / Any rags? / Elite syncopations / The entertainer : a rag time two step / Queen Raglan : cake walk and two step / The pipe dream : a descriptive rag-time selection / Polka dot : march and two step characteristic / The ragamuffins : march-two step characteristic / Raglan ravelings : characteristic march & two-step / Ragtime riggles : two step and march / The strenuous life : a ragtime two step / Blue grass beauties : characteristic march and two-step / Carnation : rag time two step for piano / The Robardina rag : two-step / The passing of rag time : characteristic two-step / Swipesy : cakewalk / Easy pickin's : characteristic dance and cake-walk / A bran dance shuffle : a rag time cake walk / African pas' : a ragtime twostep / Where the silv'ry Colorado wends its way / |
21 |
| MUSICPOP 1902-H Online |
African pas' a ragtime twostep / A bran dance shuffle a rag time cake walk / Any rags? Easy pickin's characteristic dance and cake-walk / A black smoke The bizzy kazoo march two-step / Blue grass beauties characteristic march and two-step / Carnation rag time two step for piano / Elite syncopations |
9 |
| MUSICPOP 1902-I |
Where the silv'ry Colorado wends its way / Down among the sun-kissed hills of Tennessee / |
3 |
| MUSICPOP 1902-I Online |
Where the silv'ry Colorado wends its way Down among the sun-kissed hills of Tennessee |
3 |
