| Call Number (LC) | Title | Results |
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| MUSICPOP 1905-I |
In Colorado where the wild flowers grow / Here's to Colorado / Where the silv'ry Colorado wends its way / The Abyssinian patrol : march / In the cottonfield / Canebrake harvest dance / Alone : song for medium voice / Parson Johnson's rag-time mule : a characteristic two-step, march or cake walk / The girl you love : song / Lullaby at the cabin door / Western girl : two-step and march / Back among the clover and the bees / Ba low : slumber song for medium voice / When my sweetheart Mary whispered "yes" / Maude Fealy : two-step / Colorado memories. Flowers of the past : song for medium voice / Rough rider, or where the Larmie River flow. Kabeyun = West wind : march-two step / My own sweetheart / The girl I loved out in the golden West / U of C / Just a little spray of columbine / Lorador : a reverie / |
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| MUSICPOP-1905-I | Dainty Flo from Idaho / | 1 |
| MUSICPOP 1905-I Online |
Ba low slumber song for medium voice / Back among the clover and the bees My own sweetheart Parson Johnson's rag-time mule a characteristic two-step, march or cake walk / U of C Where the silv'ry Colorado wends its way When my sweetheart Mary whispered "yes" Western girl two-step and march / Flowers of the past song for medium voice / Here's to Colorado The girl I loved out in the golden West The girl you love song / Canebrake harvest dance The Abyssinian patrol march / The beautiful city sacred solo / Alone song for medium voice / In the cottonfield In Colorado where the wild flowers grow Maude Fealy two-step / Lullaby at the cabin door Just a little spray of columbine Kabeyun = West wind march-two step / Lorador a reverie / Little coon lullaby On the banks of Lac Qui Parle song / Outside the walls of Vassar song / |
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| MUSICPOP-1905-I Online | Dainty Flo from Idaho | 1 |
| MUSICPOP 1905-K |
Feather queen : an Indian song / Happy Heinie : a characteristic march-two step / If the man in the moon were a coon / I'm a' looking for my ten, or I don't want to see Caesar / My gal Sal, or, They called her frivolous Sal / A flower from home sweet home / Mandy, you and me! / In a hammock that just holds two / Mazie / The dear old farm / Sleep and forget. Everyone is in slumberland but you and me. Bobby / Dear old hills of California / Dolly O'Mally / Myra / Only a message from home sweet home / Dear starry eyes, good-night / Ada / Good bye, sweetheart, good bye / Cupid is the captain of the army / Yankee grit : march & two step / Jungle time : a genuine rag / In that ivy covered cottage down the lane. I don't want to be a sailor / In dear old Georgia : song / When the evening breeze is sighing. Time, the place, and the girl. I wonder if you know my heart is breaking / In Timbuctoo : a monkey ditty / For Uncle Sam and the old red white and blue / Angel face / On the banks of the Rhine with a stein / My mama's waiting there / Paddle your own canoe : a darkey ditty / Priscilla : colonial intermezzo / Boni : (Bonnie) / A soldier's dream / Somebody's sweetheart I want to be / Don't argify / Fly away birdie to heaven / Milo. So long Mary. Brother masons / Bis früh um fünfe : Marschduett aus gleichnamigen Schwank / Nimm mich mit! : polka / Then you'll remember me : from The Bohemian girl / Moonlight : song : a serenade / Pal of mine / Chloroform / Jealous / The leader of the German band / Farewell! so long! good-bye! / I want somebody to love / In the cold gray dawn / Lulu and Leander / Julie, my jewel / It's only me / Plain little soldier man / Lulu : Lulu Lulu Loo / It's the beer : it makes you feel queer / I long to see you once again / In the shade of the old apple tree / Friends that are good and true / You look awful good to father / I'll be waiting in the gloaming, sweet Genevieve. I'm on my way to Dublin bay. |
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| MUSICPOP 1905-K Online |
Jungle time a genuine rag / Dear old hills of California |
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| MUSICPOP 1905-SM |
Happy Heinie : a characteristic march-two step / In the golden autumn time : my sweet Elaine / Would you care? / The belles of Dixie : characteristic march / The beautiful land of Bon Bon / The matador : intermezzo-two step march / Cherry : intermezzo gentile / Why don't you try, or, The rolling chair song / I'll be home on Christmas eve / I don't know where I'm goin', but I'm on my way : a coon oddity / A picnic for two / Daddy's little girl / |
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| MUSICPOP 1905-SM Online |
The belles of Dixie characteristic march / I'll be home on Christmas eve Happy Heinie a characteristic march-two step / Daddy's little girl I don't know where I'm goin', but I'm on my way a coon oddity / In the golden autumn time my sweet Elaine / Cherry intermezzo gentile / Why don't you try, or, The rolling chair song The beautiful land of Bon Bon The matador intermezzo-two step march / Would you care? A picnic for two |
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| MUSICPOP 1905 Online |
Our company march If the man in the moon were a coon Darktown barbacue [sic] |
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| MUSICPOP 1906 |
Like the rose, you're the fairest flower. That's what the rose said to me. Mother's appeal. Arrah Wanna : an Irish Indian matrimonial venture / The bull-frog and the coon / The good old U.S.A. / On the blue hills of New England, far away. 'Mid the fields of snowy cotton : 'round my dear old southern home. I am content to wait / If I only had a home sweet home / The starlight of my Colorado home / Home sweet home sounds good to me / Floating along : romanza, two-step / Retreat. Farewell my little sunbeam. School days. My Mariuccia take a steamboat : she's gone away / Is it warm enough for you. Magdalene. Bric-a-brac rag / Benvenuto : op'era en quatre actes, six tableaux / Since your eyes looked into mine. Where blossoms grow. Hymn to the evergreen state. It happens ev'ry night. Floods of spring. Florence. Hail joyous morn. Holly and mistletoe. I'm the candy. If the folks at home could see me now. Lamb that strayed from the fold. My faithful rose. Risen indeed. Streets of New York. From you I'll never part. Goblin man. Good-bye pal. When the mocking birds are singing in the wildwood. Can you keep a secret? / Down in the forest. Stricken City. Bird on Nellie's hat. Desire. Dinner bells. Major Marjory. Mine for life. Joy of the morning. Jule. Man we will always love. Going, going, gone / Cheer up mary. Where the river Shannon flows. Au revoir, my little hyacinth. Where the pine trees grow. Spring-time. When the flowers bloom in springtime. At the parting of the way. Arioso. At dawning / Dandelion. Heigh-ho! When the violets whisper "Marie" Don't you mind it, honey. Colleen Bawn / Ain't you coming back to old New Hampshire, Molly? / Clover blossoms / He's a cousin of mine / Cycle of life. Carry me back to Old Virginny : song and chorus / In the orchard where the children used to play. My southern queen. Sleep little Ikey sleep. Twilight. And a little child shall lead them / When the snowbirds cross the valley. In dear old Arizona. I never thought I'd miss you as I do. Blossom land. Memories of the Yellowstone. Song that mother sung. Those homemade pumpkin pies. I love a lassie, or, Ma Scotch bluebell / Lightfoot Luke. How's my boy? What's the use of dreaming. Stars, the stripes and you. Don't you want a paper, dearie. Geisha girl from old Japan. Hee! haw! Reveries. Rae! rae! rae! My farewell don't mean goodbye. Sweethearts of boyhood days. Never raise a razor 'less you want to raise a row. My chilly baby. My laddie. In my heart of hearts I love you. Fairyland. Every day is ladies day w. Lost children of the sand hills. O loving father. Somewhere / Anchors aweigh : song of the Navy. Without a wedding ring / When love turns December to May. You're a grand old flag. Not because your hair is curly. Old Pike's Peak / What's the use of living without love. I am swept across the desert. Just like you. The pipe of peace : American intermezzo-two step / I love you truly. I love you truly : from Seven songs as unpretentious as the wild rose / Noon and night. As in a rose jar. If I but knew. Sweet Miss Mary. Queen of spades. Strolling with your summer girl. Such is my love for you. Waiting, waiting for the day that ne'er will come. When the columbine's in blossom Bessie dear / Won't you come over to my house. Cradle song. Look for me when the lilacs bloom. My sweetheart little Nell. My Mexicana queen. Say you'll be my lady, Dinah do! At parting. The Uncle Sammy girls. Where the sweet Kentucky flows. Young antelope. Story that you told me in the dell. Heaven born banner. When you know you're not forgotten, by the girl you can't forget. Thursday is my Jonah day. Possession. I love you truly / Old New England homestead on the hill. While the old mill wheel is turning. Love me and the world is mine. Love's pleading. Cheyenne. |
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| MUSICPOP 1906-D |
Arrah Wanna : an Irish Indian matrimonial venture / Snow ball : ragtime march / If I only had a home sweet home / Kinklets : a ragtime two step / Bake dat chicken pie / I could love a million girls / Georgianna / I'd rather be outside a-lookin' in than on the inside a-lookin' out / At the grasshopper's hop : dance characteristic / Razzazza mazzazza : an extravaganza : piano solo / Cuttin' up : slow drag / The watermelon trust : a slow drag / Pickles and peppers : a rag oddity : march and two-step / Sweet potatoes : a ragtime march / He walked right in, turned around and walked right out again / My Mariuccia take a steamboat : she's gone away / Popularity : march and two step / Frog legs rag / I've got a white man running my automobile / I ain't going back to Baltimo' no mo' : coon song / If you can't say something good : (don't say nothing at all) / What's the use of loving if you can't love all the time / The sun am shining why don't you go / The goblin man / The parson and the turkey / I'll be back in a minute but I got to go now / A friend of mine told a friend of mine / The sun shines on no sweeter girl than mine / Colleen Bawn / Ain't you coming back to old New Hampshire, Molly? / He's a cousin of mine / Carry me back to Old Virginny : song and chorus / And a little child shall lead them / Here it comes again / I love a lassie, or, Ma Scotch bluebell / After they gather the hay : rustic ballad / The girl my heart beats for / I love only you little girl / I've said my last farewell : toot-toot-good-bye / Holding hands and you don't say nothing at all / I'll keep a warm spot in my heart for you / Down Mobile / Girls who have loved / How can I bear to leave thee! : soldier's farewell / Ev'ry ship will find a harbor / Dan / Good night / I'd like to see a little more of you / All in down and out : (sorry I ain't got it, you could get it, if I had it) / Grizzly bear / Dis aint no time for an argument / Camp meeting time : [coon song] / I'm in love with the slide trombone : the great novelty song / The algebra of love / All aboard for Broadway / I'll do anything in the world for you / Run, brudder rabbit, run! / Alice where art thou going / If I only had the nerve : song / If anybody wants to meet a Jonah, shake hands with me / Ida-ho! / The bullfrog and the coon / I like you too : song / I just can't make my eyes behave / I love you truly : from Seven songs as unpretentious as the wild rose / College life : march and two-step / Fordham ram : march & two step / |
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| MUSICPOP 1906-D Online |
Frog legs rag Pickles and peppers a rag oddity : march and two-step / Snow ball ragtime march / Sweet potatoes a ragtime march / At the grasshopper's hop dance characteristic / Georgianna Cuttin' up slow drag / Kinklets a ragtime two step / Dis aint no time for an argument Ida-ho! The watermelon trust a slow drag / Bake dat chicken pie |
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| MUSICPOP 1906-H |
Jack Frost : rag-time two step / Dixie queen : a southern rag time / Snow ball : ragtime march / Kinklets : a ragtime two step / Home, sweet home and Annie Laurie : rag arrangement / Antoinette : march and two-step / Doll rags / Dixie blossoms : two-step / Chestnuts / Pretzel Pete / Dill pickles : a new rag / Tangle foot rag / The watermelon trust : a slow drag / Sweet potatoes : a ragtime march / Micky Finn : characteristic two-step / Sleepy Lou : a raggy two step / Sly Sal : a slow drag / Soapsuds : march two-step characteristic / Southern sneeze : rag-time two-step / Bric-a-brac rag / Bouncing Betty : novelty two-step / Cazador : a rag time two step / Frog legs rag / May Irwin's rag time dance : (two-step oddity) / Made in Germany : popular German melodies / Tatters : characteristic march two step / Noodles : (German rag) / The darkies Mardi Gras : a ragtime march and two step / Lauterbach : ragtime twostep / Songs of the rag time boy / Holy Moses / The burning of Frisco town / Does this railroad lead to heaven / Cole smoak / Chuckles : two step / The Pacific Electric Trolley waltz / Klinkers : characteristic march & two-step / Ida-ho! / Manhattan rag / |
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| MUSICPOP 1906-H Online |
The darkies Mardi Gras a ragtime march and two step / Home, sweet home and Annie Laurie rag arrangement / Bouncing Betty novelty two-step / May Irwin's rag time dance (two-step oddity) / Lauterbach ragtime twostep / Antoinette march and two-step / Dixie queen a southern rag time / Dixie blossoms two-step / Chuckles two step / Doll rags Bric-a-brac rag Chestnuts Dill pickles a new rag / Does this railroad lead to heaven The Pacific Electric Trolley waltz Cazador a rag time two step / Cole smoak The burning of Frisco town |
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| MUSICPOP 1906-I |
Cradle song of Bethlehem / The homeland of the soul : sacred song / Seeing Denver / Blue bells of Scotland : transcription / The sultana intermezzo : an oriental dream / Preludietto / The mermaid's song : an idyl for the piano / To a lonely floweret / Dreaming on the silv'ry Rio Grande / Sasarida : intermezzo mexicana / Morning prayer / California, that's the place for you, old man, for you / Old Rockies cradle song / Annie Laurie : transcription / The hurdler : march and two step / The girl you love : song / Invocation : veni Creator Spiritus / Coasting : waltz song / Back among the clover and the bees / Easter song / Rosemary : a flower song / When the blue bells bloom again. |
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| MUSICPOP 1906-I Online |
Back among the clover and the bees Preludietto Old Rockies cradle song Rosemary a flower song / The sultana intermezzo an oriental dream / Sasarida intermezzo mexicana / Seeing Denver Blue bells of Scotland transcription / To a lonely floweret Annie Laurie transcription / California, that's the place for you, old man, for you Easter song Dreaming on the silv'ry Rio Grande Cradle song of Bethlehem Coasting waltz song / The girl you love song / Invocation veni Creator Spiritus / The homeland of the soul sacred song / The hurdler march and two step / Morning prayer The mermaid's song an idyl for the piano / What 49 could do song / |
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| MUSICPOP 1906-K |
In southern California far, far, away. Love me, and the world is mine. If I only had a home sweet home / Norma darling / Home sweet home sounds good to me / The old New England homestead on the hill / Acushla / I have waited for a long, long while / I'm going right back to Chicago / Lyla! / Lonely / The bird on Nellie's hat / Sweet Mary of Tralee / Sam's laugh : characteristic march and two-step / Farewell Killarney / The rose and the violet / Popularity : march and two step / Maryland my Maryland / Milo : march and two step / Alamo / The San Francisco earthquake : descriptive ballad / Napanee : a song founded on actual facts / I don't like a search-light / My Mariuccia : take a steamboat. Kiver up yo' head, my little lady. Tesoro mio : valzer, op. 228 / Poor John! How many girls have you told that to? / Nora, my Irish rose / How'd you like to like a girl like me? / My U.S.A. girl / Nothing like that in our family / Pawnee : song / Georgiana Dunn / I guess that's going some / Georgianna / My Irish Rosie / A friend of mine told a friend of mine / Land of golden dreams / I'm getting ready for my mother-in-law / Keep on loving me! / Don't you mind it, honey. Colleen Bawn / Ain't you coming back to old New Hampshire, Molly? / He's a cousin of mine / Love's happiness. The town at the end of the line / Ida-Ho! / My Irish Rosie. In a little house that's built for two / I'll let you chew my chewing gum / The songs of the rag time boy / In a chimney corner : on a winter's night / Mammy's little curly head / My little Dutch colleen / May I call on you? / All in down and out : sorry I ain't got it, you could get it, if I had it / When Tommy Atkins marries Dolly Gray / You've got to be American to feel that way / Matrimony / Down in the caverns / Lucinda Lee / Canoeing in the park / Do Re Mi Fa Sol La Si Do / Minerva : a South American romance / The same old game : song / My own beloved / Would you leave your happy home for me / When your money's all gone / Lonesome little maid / By the light of the honeymoon, or kiss me and say you'll miss me / Let me be your honey bee! / Crocodile isle / My lass from the land of the shamrock / One of the boys / The early bird catches the worm / As we parted at the gate. Somewhere / Anchors aweigh : song of the Navy. Without a wedding ring / Lucinda lonely / You're a grand old flag. Not because your hair is curly. I could learn to love a soldier / In the meadow : near the Susquehanna shore / Float me Charlie / It was persuasion / If I had you / Fare thee well my old Kentucky / Good night beloved good night : a serenade / In the springtime when the roses bloom again / Alice where art thou going / Ida-ho! / It's lonesome tonight. Red roses : waltz : op. 156, no. 4 / Somebody loves somebody. Won't you come over to my house. The great beyond / When you know you're not forgotten, by the girl you can't forget. Clover blossoms. When you're away. Where the weeping willow shades the mossy land / Bird on Nellie's hat. Manhattan rag / |
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| MUSICPOP 1906-K Online |
He's a cousin of mine Ida-Ho! A friend of mine told a friend of mine |
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| MUSICPOP 1906-SM |
Arrah Wanna : an Irish Indian matrimonial venture / The cross / Napanee : a song founded on actual facts / Where thou canst rest, or, Ah! love me, but love me well / The dancers : Song for soprano [Op. 12. No. 2.] / Joy of the morning : Song with piano accompaniment / Dreaming : serenade / Day dreams / Somewhere / Love, I have won you : summer / |
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| MUSICPOP 1906-SM Online |
Where thou canst rest, or, Ah! love me, but love me well Day dreams Joy of the morning Song with piano accompaniment / Dreaming serenade / The dancers Song for soprano [Op. 12. No. 2.] / Napanee a song founded on actual facts / The cross Love, I have won you summer / Somewhere Arrah Wanna an Irish Indian matrimonial venture / |
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