| Call Number (LC) | Title | Results |
|---|---|---|
| MUSICPOP 1907-H |
Missouri rag : march & two step / Ragtime eyes / Jolly jingles : characteristic march two-step / Dill pickles : two step / Old Virginia rag : march and two-step / Sweetness : rag-two-step / Kansas City rag / Washington pie : a ragtime piece / Pickles and peppers : a rag oddity, march and two-step / Red peppers : two-step / Southern snowballs : rag two step / Spuds : novelty march and two step / The stinging bee : characteristic : a-real-rag-time-two-step / The sunset : two step / Sweet pickles : characteristic two-step / Sweetmeats : rag-two-step / Turkish trophies : an oriental rag / Sleepy Sidney : rag time two step / Lemons : a rag / Back to Market Street / Heliotrope boquet [i.e., bouquet] / Hip hip hurrah : march two step / Icycles : rag-two-step / Louisiana / Search-light rag : a syncopated march and two step / Tom boy : rag, march & two-step / Mississippi smilax : characteristic two-step / Rose leaf rag : a ragtime two-step / Watermelon club : characteristic march and two-step / Father Knickerbocker : a New York rag / Four little blackberries : schottische / The devil : red hot rag / The Buxton slow drag : a snail serenade / Daffy-down-dilly : characteristic march two-step / Fun Bob / Cotton : march and two-step : (a Southern breakdown) / Glad rags / The glad rag : a genuine rag time two step / Raggity-rag : march & two step / Brain-storm rag / Clover leaf rag / Cold feet rag / Collars and cuffs / All the candy : novelty two step / Hoosier rag : march two step / The smiler / The smiler : rag two step / Gladiolus rag / Jingo : the latest and best march in rag time / The brownie rag / On the road called Santa Fe / Dat lovin' rag / Dixie darlings : two step / Glorious Southern California / Colorado : a song of the mountains / In dear old Colorado where the hills caress the skies / San Antonio / A rag-time joke : march & two-step / That rag / The blue jay rag / Going some : two-step / |
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| MUSICPOP 1907-H Online |
On the road called Santa Fe Daffy-down-dilly characteristic march two-step / The brownie rag Fun Bob Going some two-step / Gladiolus rag The glad rag a genuine rag time two step / Cotton march and two-step : (a Southern breakdown) / Father Knickerbocker a New York rag / Four little blackberries schottische / Brain-storm rag The Buxton slow drag a snail serenade / Back to Market Street Glorious Southern California All the candy novelty two step / Dat lovin' rag Watermelon club characteristic march and two-step / Lemons a rag / Missouri rag march & two step / Glad rags The devil red hot rag / Collars and cuffs Cold feet rag Clover leaf rag The blue jay rag |
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| MUSICPOP 1907-I |
As night brings out the stars : song / Nymphs o' the mist : an ocean idyl, op. 1, no. 1 / Pocatello : a military intermezzo / The thunderbolt : forward march [based on] Siegfried, Die Walkuere and Gotterdammerung [of] Richard Wagner / The wild rose : intermezzo / The tunnel waltz / When I was a child : polka semplice : op. 1, no. 2 / Cupids' frolic waltzes / 1-2-3 : Song of the little dancing master / City of lights (Denver) : march-two-step / Once in a while / Woodland : slumber song / My dear old western home among the hills : song / Dream life : waltzes / Formanian march / My sweetheart Lou / That little sunny southern girl of mine / The Morning Times triumphal : march and two-step / |
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| MUSICPOP 1907-I Online |
Dream life waltzes / Formanian march Cupids' frolic waltzes City of lights (Denver) march-two-step / As night brings out the stars song / Once in a while Nymphs o' the mist an ocean idyl, op. 1, no. 1 / The Morning Times triumphal march and two-step / Pocatello a military intermezzo / My sweetheart Lou Woodland slumber song / That little sunny southern girl of mine The tunnel waltz When I was a child polka semplice : op. 1, no. 2 / The thunderbolt forward march [based on] Siegfried, Die Walkuere and Gotterdammerung [of] Richard Wagner / The wild rose intermezzo / My dear old western home among the hills song / I am thinking of you, Mother 1-2-3 Song of the little dancing master / Mary Carey song / |
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| MUSICPOP 1907-K |
Money won't make everybody happy / There never was a girl like you. Gee! ain't it h___ to be rich. You, just you. Anna Lou from Kalamazoo / Fontella rag : two-step / Trading smiles / That's why I never married / Punch and Judy : intermezzo-two step / I'll take a Frisco girl for mine / I'm a lonesome maid / I want a Gibson man : song / Senorita : serenade two step / Señora : Spanish song / I'd like to know your address and your name / Let me be your lemon coon / A little cozy flat / My own sweet Mignonette / The man of the hour : two step / Oh, come my Lou / I'll meet you where the primrose grows, Rose! / Herman / Budweiser's a friend of mine / Guarda esa flor = Keep thou this flower : romanza / Consequences, or what a little smoke will do / No one to love me / My Geraldine / I get dippy when I do that two-step dance / It's great to be a soldier man / I'd like to march through Georgia once again / Down our way / Dreaming. Maple leaf rag / Anna Lou from Kalamazoo Search-light rag : a syncopated march and two step / Tom boy : rag, march & two-step / Sweet suspense : three step, [op. 59] / My Creole Saidee / Lovin' time : something in the colored line / Every one was meant for some one / In Panama / Comrade mine / Psalm of life. Take me around again / The little girl in blue : duet : Muriel & Joy / There's another picture in my mamma's frame. I'm afraid to come home in the dark. I'm looking for the man that wrote 'The merry widow waltz' I got another one / Hoosier rag : march two step / Nobody's little girl / Take me with you. My southern home. Pipe o'briar. In the wildwood where the bluebells grew. Won't you waltz "home sweet home" with me for old time's sake. She was a grand old lady. Miss Killarney / Never no mo', I'm through / Blue bird : intermezzo / Bob me up and down, Bob / Find another tree to build your nest / How many have you told that to / Broncho buster / Give me your love / I'd live or I would die for you / Kiss me Sue / Won't you be my honey : : flirting song / Because I'm married now! : I would! If I could! But I can't! Why? / Just you and I / Night and day : mezzo soprano / Paree : the wiggle-woggle dance / Dream city and the magic knight : selection : piano acc. / Selection from The yankee tourist / That's the tune they play in Dixie Land : My home, sweet home / You'll have to get off and walk / Way down in Colon town / Pining, or, My heart is pining all for you / My heart is calling / I would not refuse a little love / I'm surprised : the surprise song / The boy who stuttered and the girl who lisped / I'm going on the warpath / I know dat I'll be happy 'till I die / I'll be waiting dearie when you come back home / School days : when we were a couple of kids / Kitty O'Neil / Dreaming of love for me. My Marianina / Bridgeta / That rag / I'm head and heels in love with you / Trading smiles. I'm crazy I am / |
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| MUSICPOP 1907-K Online |
Anna Lou from Kalamazoo Fontella rag two-step / Search-light rag a syncopated march and two step / Hoosier rag march two step / |
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| MUSICPOP 1907-SM |
Remember me : (far away) = [In die Ferne] / The glow-worm : song / Maying / Red wing : an Indian fable / Come to the land of Bohemia : (the land where nobody goes home) / The lamp of love / School days : when we were a couple of kids / |
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| MUSICPOP 1907-SM Online |
The glow-worm song / School days when we were a couple of kids / Red wing an Indian fable / Remember me (far away) = [In die Ferne] / The lamp of love Maying Come to the land of Bohemia (the land where nobody goes home) / |
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| MUSICPOP 1907 Online |
In the land of the buffalo Colorado San Antonio |
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| MUSICPOP 1908 |
In a garden. Make a noise like a hoop, and roll away. Baby doll. By the way of the throne. Christ. Garden of Allah. I'm starving for one sight of you. Sweet and low. To the god who reigns on high. Take me out to the ball game / I hear you calling me. In the garden of my heart. Seeing Denver / Our President Roosevelt's Colorado hunt / Always me / Denver town : song / I send you Roses. Forgotten land. I sang my love a song. Song of autumn. Little brother of mine. Coodle doon song. While the west is paling. Sweetheart. Maid of the morning. Memory. Rosemary. Sister awake. Waves of Breffny. This earth were heaven. Within thine eyes. Here's to the girl / Kiss me. Nightingale. I want someone to call me dearie / At Maxime's. At twilight. Move on Mr. Moon. No one knows. Spirit flower. Pleading. Dear old Vermont. Down in jungle town. I'm going to Colorado / Song of the fountain. Games of childhood days. Madame Butterfly : One fine day = Un bel dí, vedremo / In the garden of my heart : song / For the mountains shall depart. My Redeemer and my Lord. Tell me, fair ladies. Sensitive plant. I'd rather float through a dreamy old waltz with you, you, you. Is she not passing fair? / In happy slumberland. Lindy. The "bolo" rag / When the ivy leaves grow close. Dear old dear / When I am away from you. Together. Dainty little maiden. Sweetheart won't you come with me to dreamland. Joy of man. I know. Cuddle up a little closer lovey mine / The Western flyer : march and two-step / Are you sincere. Rose and Liza. Arab love song. I'll be home at harvest time. Home. Solvejg's Song. Sister awake : old 17th century English verse / Sweetheart / Strains of "Yankee Doodle" won't be Dixie to my gal. Sunbonnet Sue. Your smile. Smarty. Some day when dreams come true. Sweet girl of my dreams. Any old port in a storm. In the boat. In the evening by the moonlight. Since we parted. Meet me in rosetime Rosie / She's just the sweetest girl I ever knew. If I had a thousand lives to live. Somebody loves you dear. Thinking of thee. Redhead. Rainbow. On the road to Mandalay. I hear you calling me : song / Great peace have they which love thy law. I am waiting for the summer time and you. Duel. Sylvia. Pearl of Persia : characteristic oriental / Deep in my heart, beloved. Good night, dear. Heart's desire. Man of the hour. How lovely are thy dwellings / Mountain lovers. Hosanna! (Easter song) Daisies won't tell. Summertime. Roses bring dreams of you. Love rules the world. Baby. Dear old yankee land. Gay butterfly. |
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| MUSICPOP 1908-CP | I want a woggie-wee / | 1 |
| MUSICPOP 1908-CP Online | I want a woggie-wee | 1 |
| MUSICPOP 1908-D |
Bl-nd and p-g spells blind pig / Pine apple rag / The pippin : a sentimental rag / Dear heart / Down among the sugar cane / Central, give me New York Town / I am longing for someone to love me / I'm crazy when the band begins to play / Always me / Broke / Gee! but this is a lonesome town / If I had a thousand lives to live : song / Are you sincere? / Oh, you coon! / Take your hands away / All aboard for a good old time / I certainly was put out / My brudda Sylvest / Ada, my sweet potater! / Cocktails / Play dat rag / Are you sincere / Automobiling : a two-step with words / Fluffy ruffles girls rag : characteristic two-step / The right church but the wrong pew / Fluffy ruffles girls rag characteristic two-step / Kerry Mills barn dance / Good-bye Mr. Ragtime : since the merry widow waltz has come to town / Honey Lou : the suicide song / Oh! That Yankiana rag / It looks like a big night to-night / Listen to the knocking bird / She is my Bonnie Jean and I'm her Sandy / Smiling star : a western romance in song / Hoo-oo! : (Ain't you coming out to night?) / Prairie Rose : cowboy intermezzo / I didn't ask, he didn't say, so I don't know / When it's moonlight on the prairie : there's a parson only twenty miles away / Cuddle up a little closer lovey mine / I'm going to get myself a black Salome / I'm glad I'm married : the great "Yes she does" song / Smiling star a western romance in song / As they glide around : skating waltz song / The corn is waving, Annie : does your heart beat true / I want to go back to the land of cotton / Girls, girls, girls / I'd rather float through a dreamy old waltz with you, you, you : quartette for mixed voices / Sullivan / Cheating : song / Childhood days / Love me like I like to be loved / Under the chicken tree / I hear you calling me : song / Open up your heart and let a little sunshine in / Cohan's pet names : (that's the pet name for me) / The yama-yama man / Come and spend Christmas with me / Crab apples : rag two-step / Feed the kitty / |
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| MUSICPOP 1908-D Online |
Fluffy ruffles girls rag characteristic two-step / Pine apple rag Crab apples rag two-step / The pippin a sentimental rag / Good-bye Mr. Ragtime since the merry widow waltz has come to town / Prairie Rose cowboy intermezzo / Smiling star a western romance in song / |
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| MUSICPOP 1908-H |
Diablo rag : a rag fantasie, two step / Pine apple rag / California / Poison ivy : rag / Black feather : two step / The old time rag / Fuzzy-wuzzy : two step / Tennessee rag / The pippin : a sentimental rag / The Dixie rag / Denver town : song / Wild cherries : characteristique rag / Welcome to our city : characteristic rag two-step with song trio / The peach : a ragtime two step / Pudnin tame / Sensation : a rag / The sparkler rag / Sponges : a swell rag two-step / Sprint splinter rag / Sassafras Sam / The tickler : rag two-step / Powder rag : march and two step / All the money : march and two step / Through the orange groves of Southern California / Fluffy-ruffles : two step / Lilac blossoms : two step / The Memphis rag : two-step / Persian lamb rag : a pepperette / Irmena rag / Honeymoon rag / The American dancers : rag and buck dance / The flyer rag / Fig leaf rag / Dish rag : two step / Dixie kicks / The devilish rag / Chicken patty : a little rag pie : (good enough to eat) / Black and white rag / Dat lovin' rag : two step / The gravel rag / Sugar cane : a ragtime classic twostep / The old time rag : march and two-step / Bull dog rag / Beedle-um-bo : a slow drag / Oh! That Yankiana rag / The "bolo" rag / Klondike rag / Pickaninny rag / The Richmond rag / The shovel fish rag / A black hand : rag-time two step / Sunflower tickle / The Western flyer : march and two-step / The whitewash man : a characteristic syncopated march & two-step / composed by Jean Schwartz. Dusty rag / Leap frog : rag / Blind Boone's southern rag medley, no. one : strains from the alleys. Some pumpkins : march & two step / Corn shucks rag / Crab apples : rag two-step / |
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| MUSICPOP 1908-H Online |
Dat lovin' rag two step / Corn shucks rag Dish rag two step / Blind Boone's southern rag medley, no. one strains from the alleys. Dixie kicks Fluffy-ruffles two step / The flyer rag Fig leaf rag Black and white rag The Dixie rag Diablo rag a rag fantasie, two step / Dusty rag Fuzzy-wuzzy two step / Bull dog rag The "bolo" rag The American dancers rag and buck dance / All the money march and two step / Klondike rag The gravel rag The devilish rag Chicken patty a little rag pie : (good enough to eat) / Beedle-um-bo a slow drag / A black hand rag-time two step / Black feather two step / Through the orange groves of Southern California |
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| MUSICPOP 1908-I |
Democratic fun : a campaign cake walk / Just take a trip out to Lakeside : official park song / The Mohawk : song and chorus / Meet me 'mid the daisies / You / |
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| MUSICPOP 1908-I Online |
Meet me 'mid the daisies You Democratic fun a campaign cake walk / The Mohawk song and chorus / Just take a trip out to Lakeside official park song / |
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| MUSICPOP 1908-K |
Some day when you are mine. Bl-nd and p-g spells blind pig / I'm starving for one sight of you. Sometime. To the end of the world with you. With you. The lass from the county Mayo : song & chorus / The Boo-gie-oo-gie man / Sweet spirit, hear my prayer / Nevada / My Mariutch, she come back to me / On the hillside where the honeysuckle grows / Valse d'amour / Honor bright, I loves yer right, old pal / Rosie my dusky Georgia rose / Don't you say ump-umm to me / Redhead : Redhead - redhead - gingerbreadhead / Oh Miss Malinda, or when evening time comes round / Every mother's son there sang the wearing of the green / Wild cherries : characteristique rag / I want someone to call me dearie / Hello, Miss Liberty / My gal Irene / I'm happy all the time / Ev'rybody loves me, but the one I love / You will have to sing an Irish song. Just you, dear. Vinita : two-step / El jilguero : danza / Everybody knows I'm crazy 'bout you / S.R. Henry's barn dance. Don't forget to drop a line to mother. Games of childhood days. B-i-double l-Bill / Nothing ever, ever, ever, hardly ever troubles me / Rosie, my dusky Georgia Rosie. Wop, wop, wop! Sleepy Chile. Girl who proved true blue. Honeymooning. All aboard for a good old time / My dream girl / Needles and pins / The Booker T's are on parade today / Buffalo Kate / It's moonlight all the time on Broadway / Kiss me right! : where the kisses should be / To the end of the world with you / Twilight, I wait for you / Angelus. I've got to make love to somebody / If I had a thousand lives to live. I want to go back to the land of cotton / I remember you / My Arab lady / As we listened to the rustle of the leaves / I was roaming along / I wish I had a sweetheart / If love is blind / Twilight reverie = Le crépuscule / Kiss your minstrel boy goodbye / Hang out the front door key / Sylvia. Dreaming of you dear. Good night, dear. When I marry you / I didn't ask, he didn't say, so I don't know / Offering. Mandy Lane / Falling in love. Again / Roses bring dreams of you. Boat song. Come over the garden wall. 'Neath the old palm tree / I can't tell why I love you but I do / Barney McGee's making sheeps eyes at me / |
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| MUSICPOP 1908-SM |
Boat song / California / Fairy kisses : waltz / I want someone to call me dearie / The tanager / When it's moonlight on the prairie : there's a parson only twenty miles away / On the road to Mandalay / Mandy Lane / Afterglow / |
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