| Call Number (LC) | Title | Results |
|---|---|---|
| MUSICPOP 1915-H c.2 Online | Bunch of noise rag : march & two step / | 1 |
| MUSICPOP 1915-H Online |
Alaska rag The Allen glide The college inn rag Come to the beautiful ragtime ball Exposition rag Evergreen rag Beets and turnips fox trot / Fuzzy wuzzy rag Frisco bound 'Twas a long, long way to Frisco Contentment rag The dainty-foot glide rag one step or two step / Chop suey rag Cleopatra rag Shoot me back to California-land We're bound for Frisco come along At the 1915 fair California California, gladsome land Railroad Jim You're welcome back to California introduced in the new play with music "So long Letty" book by Oliver Morosco and Elmer Harris / |
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| MUSICPOP 1915-I |
Vive la C.T.C. / The C.T.C. march song / |
2 |
| MUSICPOP 1915-I Online |
The C.T.C. march song Vive la C.T.C |
2 |
| MUSICPOP 1915-K |
The Rose of 'Frisco Bay / Railroad Jim / Araby. Jane. There's a light that's burning in the window : of the little house upon the hill / Over the hills to Mary : song / Piney ridge / On the trail to Santa Fe / It's all a dream / Alabama jubilee / High yellow cake walk and two-step / The kangaroo hop : fox trot / Going to pieces : rag one step / I'm goin' back to old Nebraska : (good-bye) / Drip, drip, drip went the waterfall. Somewhere there are a thousand broken hearts. Land of the long ago. Life's twilight. You! Let's help each other along / My bird of paradise : my Honolulu girl / Honey-moon bells : song / Honey unlatch the door / My American beauty rose / Oh mister won't you tickle me / I'm going back to Buenos Ayres / I'll make you want me / Those Irving Berlin Melodies : solo and chorus / Hula Lou / There's one California for mine : song / San Francisco / San Francisco queen of cities / There's a lonely little girl in Honolulu : song / We'll have a jubilee in my old Kentucky home / Come back, Dixie / I'm a lonesome melody / Cute little summery time / In old Madeira : song / Hesitation blues : Oh! baby must I hesitate : song / If we can't be the same old sweethearts, we'll just be the same old friends / McCarty : what else could you expect, fram a man named McCarty or any other loyal Irishman! / Love me or leave me alone / Take me to the midnight cake walk ball / To Lou / Made in the U.S.A. / You'll be there / I love you best of all / The hours I spent with thee / I wanna be the captain, or I won't play / Just a plain every-day girl / If war is what Sherman said it was : song / If it takes a thousand years / I'm longing for old Virginia and you / Ireland, I hear you calling / In Alabama, dear with you / The kiss that made you mine / Lolita / Lotus land : Lola / The tale the tear-drop told / Rosie Rosenblott : don't make no theatre with me / When I found you : waltz song / Don't bite the hand that's feeding you. She's the daughter of Mother Machree. I spelt San Francisco / Chinese blues. I didn't raise my Ford to be a Jitney. It's tulip time in Holland : two lips are calling me. Roll along, harvest moon. Loading up the Mandy Lee : song / Made in the U.S.A. The ragtime pipe of Pan / Loveland days / My own Venetian rose. Virginia Lee. World is hungry for a little bit of love. Little Honolulu Lou : a hula / Come swing with me on the Golden Gate. Neapolitan love song. Yesteryear. We'll now have to say goodbye. Has anybody here kissed Toodles? Firefly. Piney Ridge. San Jose. His last thought was of mother. I chose a rose. My Honolulu rose = Kuu-Loke-O-Honolulu / Lonely in town / All for the love of a girl / Land of the poppy / A cabaret 'neath the old Egyptian moon / Always be honey to me / That Southern hospitality / There's a rose in old Erin : that's blooming for me / |
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| MUSICPOP 1915-K Online |
Going to pieces rag one step / The kangaroo hop fox trot / A cabaret 'neath the old Egyptian moon High yellow cake walk and two-step I'm goin' back to old Nebraska (good-bye) / Land of the poppy San Francisco San Francisco queen of cities There's one California for mine song / I spelt San Francisco On the trail to Santa Fe |
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| MUSICPOP 1915-SM |
Thank God for a garden : song / Keep on hopin' : song / Soap : the oppressor / Down here : (It's quiet down here) : song / I came with a song / When I leave the world behind / |
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| MUSICPOP 1915-SM Online |
Thank God for a garden song / Keep on hopin' song / I came with a song Soap the oppressor / Down here (It's quiet down here) : song / When I leave the world behind |
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| MUSICPOP 1915 Online |
Denver Our Colorado Sunny Colorado Where the columbines grow Alabama jubilee There's one California for mine song / Hello, Frisco I called you up to say hello / |
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| MUSICPOP 1916 |
Shapes of night. She was a girl I used to know. Prayer perfect. Some girls do, and some girls don't. Song of the National Guard. As we part. At last. Butterflies. Christmas song. I left her on the beach at Honolulu. Just a girl of yesterday. O were my love yon lilac fair. Nightfall. They called it Dixieland. They're wearing 'em higher in Hawaii. Unchanging savior. Whose pretty baby are you now. You'll find a little bit of Ireland Everywhere. Walkin' the dog / Hawaii and you. Auf wiedersehn. Chattanooga blues. Hear thou my prayer. All things that we clasp. Hilo. I'm burning a fire down in my heart for you. Love days. Love-land. Dreamy days of long ago. Fields o' ballyclare. Fairy story by the fire. There's a little bit of bad in every good little girl. We're one day nearer heaven. Blue goose rag / Boomerang rag / The skies are blue in Colorado : march chorus for mixed or male voices / Parisienne walk. Down where the Swanee River flows. Naughty! Naughty! Naughty / Do what your mother did : I'll do the same as your dad / My dreamy China lady : song / Pretty baby : song / Just try to picture me down home in Tennessee / Keep your eye on the girlie you love / Shades of night. I can hear the ukuleles calling me : song / If you ever get lonely : song / What do you want to make those eyes at me for? / Pray for the lights to go out : a negro shouting song : that new "Ballin the Jack" song / I'm going back to California : that's where I belong / Arrah go on, I'm gonna go back to Oregon / Down Honolulu way : song / Honolulu, America loves you. If you don't get married this summer you won't get married at all. And they called it Dixieland : song / Way down in Iowa I'm going to hide away / Where did Robinson Crusoe go with Friday on Saturday night? / You can't get along with 'em or without 'em : You've got to have 'em, that's all! / Oh! How she could yacki hacki wicki wacki woo : that's love in Honolu / On the shore of Samoa : song / Sweet cider time, when you were mine! / The bluebird / A fairy story by the fire / Dear old dreamy Honolulu town / From the land of the sky-blue water : Op. 45, no.1 : four American Indian songs : founded upon a tribal melody / poem by Nelle Richmond Eberhart ; music by Charles Wakefield Cadman. Cradle song 1915 : based on composer's "Caprice Viennois" / My rosary for you. They made it twice as nice as paradise : and they called it Dixieland : song / At the end of a beautiful day. Bon jour, ma belle! / Good-bye, good luck, God bless you : is all that I can say / Enough to know. Hawaii calls. Li'l Liza Jane. Yaaka hula hickey dula : Hawaiian love song / Come down to Kew. Luana. Girls, if you ever get married. Rue. By the weeping waters. Poor butterfly. Sweet cider time when you were mine. Story of old glory the flag. Voice in the wilderness / When the sun goes down in Romany. When shadows fall. Where rolls the Oregon. Wind's in the south. You're a dangerous girl. Your great big baby smile. After-glow. Aloha sunset land. Angel's song. As we sat on a rock in Little Rock Arkansas. Good-bye, good luck, God bless you. Good night. Cobbler's song. Deep river. E'en as a lovely flower. Easter hymn. Honolulu blues. I love you that's one thing I know. I want to be with you. I'd like to be the fellow that my old girl's loving now. My Argentina queen. My lonely Lola Lo : in Hawaii. Honolulu hicki boola boo. If I knocked the 'l' out of Kelly : it would still be Kelly to me. On the Hoko Moko Isle. Ireland must be heaven, for my mother came from there. Let cupid in. Put on your slippers and fill up your pipe : you're not going bye-bye to-night. Rose enslaves the nightingale. Roses of Picardy. Carmen Ohio. Dreams. Hushed the song of the nightingale. I ain't got nobody much. Skylark. Liberty. Mammy's little coal black rose. One golden day. Some day I'll make you care. Somewhere in Dixie land. Sons of the British empire. Take me back to dear old blighty. There's a Quaker down in Quaker Town. Evening brings rest and you. Moonlight waltz. My Hawaiian sunshine. Sorter miss you. Suzanne / Wake up, America. When the harvest time is over. When the roses nod their sleepy heads. Yankee doodle boy is good enough for me. Take your troubles to Minerva. Colorado my own / Oh, those blues! When are you coming to dixie? Way to your heart. Baby shoes. Good morning Dixieland. For Dixie and Uncle Sam. War babies. She is the sunshine of Virginia. Love went a-riding. Snowdrop. Sweetheart. I'm glad you're sorry. Dear old dreamy Honolulu town. Yaddie kaddie kiddie kaddie koo. Love o mine. It's not your nationality. There's just a little bit of monkey still left in you and me. There's a song in the air. You're the sweetest of all. It happens every night. Through these wonderful glasses of mine. The skies are blue in Colorado : march song and chorus / I've got the Army blues. On the South Sea isle. Voice in the wilderness. Bluebird. Aloha oe (farewell to thee) Hong Kong / Her pink mumu. |
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| MUSICPOP 1916-CP |
Sing me a song of Ireland : (a song of home) ; greatest of Irish ballads / Tomorrow land / |
2 |
| MUSICPOP 1916-CP Online |
Sing me a song of Ireland (a song of home) ; greatest of Irish ballads / Tomorrow land |
2 |
| MUSICPOP 1916-D |
On the Dixie highway : two-step--one-step / Li'l Liza Jane : Southern dialect song / Just because she comes from a one-horse town : that's no sign she's a one-horse girl / Everything in America is ragtime / He's getting too darn big for a small town / Stop! look! listen! / Take off a little bit / How's ev'ry little thing in Dixie : song / Ah Marie, ah Marie : Maria Mari / Oh I want to be good but my eyes won't let me : song / If you had all the world and its gold / If you love your girl in the summertime : (you can love her any time at all) / If you were the op'ning rose : song / Naughty! Naughty! Naughty / I left her on the beach at Honolulu / If I knock the "l" out of Kelly : it would still be Kelly to me / The cobbler's song / All I want is a cottage, some roses, and you / Down in honky tonky town / Do what your mother did : I'll do the same as your dad / My dreamy China lady : song / Cumberland / Can't yo' heah me callin' : Caroline / Alice in Wonderland / I've got 'em! : there ain't nothin' to that / Our gallant soldier boys / Blue bird / Imi au ia oe : ma na paia aala o puna : king's serenade / And father wanted me to learn a trade / Any old name is a wonderful name : (if it labels a wonderful girl) / What do you want to make those eyes at me for? / I'm afraid of the beautiful girls / Pray for the lights to go out : a negro shouting song : that new "Ballin the Jack" song / In Florida among the palms / I'm down in Honolulu : looking them over / I'm gonna make hay while the sun shines in Virginia / Since Sarah saw Theda Bara / I'm going back to California : that's where I belong / I wasn't born to be lonesome / Arrah go on, I'm gonna go back to Oregon / Down Honolulu way : song / Come back : (let's be sweethearts once more) / Come back to Arizona : song / Come on and baby me / The chicken walk / I've got a sweet tooth bothering me : pull it out, pull it out, pull it out / When I'm out with you / The letter that never reached home / That funny jas band from Dixieland : song / Be a mason : (take it by degrees) / And they called it Dixieland : song / Way down in Iowa I'm going to hide away / Where did Robinson Crusoe go with Friday on Saturday night? / You can't get along with 'em or without 'em : You've got to have 'em, that's all! / My own Iona : Moi-oné-Ionae : Hawaii's favorite love song / Oh! How she could yacki hacki wicki wacki woo : that's love in Honolu / On the shore of Samoa : song / Sweet cider time, when you were mine! / Florabella / I can dance with everybody but by wife / Good-bye, good luck, God bless you : is all that I can say / Don't write me letters : (but come right back to me) / Eat and grow thin / Any time's kissing time / For every girl who is anyone's girl : there is always somebody to blame / The friar's parade / Some girls do and some girls don't / The Honolulu hicki boola boo / Hurry back to my bamboo shack / Doreen : my Kilkenny rose / I love to be a sailor / From the land of the sky-blue water : Op. 45, no.1 : four American Indian songs : founded upon a tribal melody / poem by Nelle Richmond Eberhart ; music by Charles Wakefield Cadman. How could Washington be a married man : and never, never tell a lie? / I lost my heart in Honolulu / Fancy you fancying me / Your wife / |
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| MUSICPOP 1916-D Online |
Everything in America is ragtime He's getting too darn big for a small town Fancy you fancying me I lost my heart in Honolulu |
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| MUSICPOP 1916-H |
Cactus rag / Chromatic rag / Hot hands : a raggy fox trot / Intermission rag / Honey moon rag / Zu-zu rag : a snappy rag full of ginger / Mattie's rags : some raggy rag / The meadow lark rag / Moonshine rag / Patricia rag / Shamrock rag / The top liner rag / Some blues for you all : a southern rag one-step / Spring time rag / Teasing the cat : rag or fox trot / Nice and easy : rag fox trot / Olga : humoresque rag / Border blues : rag / Bantam step / Blue goose rag / Come on down to rag-time town / Boomerang rag / American jubilee : patriotic rag, fox trot / Bugle call rag : fox trot / El maté doncella : the tingling tang that tones / The baked bean rag / Then you're dancing an American rag / The two-key rag : song / Gun-cotton rag / Happy-go-lucky : one-step or two-step / I'm going back to Texas and the silvery Rio Grande / So I left that girl behind me to answer the call / I'm coming back to California : that's where I belong / I'm going back to California : that's where I belong / The Alfredo rag / An operatic nightmare : fox trot, a rag classic / |
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| MUSICPOP 1916-H Online |
The Alfredo rag American jubilee patriotic rag, fox trot / Border blues rag / Zu-zu rag a snappy rag full of ginger / Bantam step Come on down to rag-time town Cactus rag Blue goose rag Boomerang rag Bugle call rag fox trot / Mattie's rags some raggy rag / I'm going back to Texas and the silvery Rio Grande Gun-cotton rag Chromatic rag So I left that girl behind me to answer the call I'm coming back to California that's where I belong / Happy-go-lucky one-step or two-step / El maté doncella the tingling tang that tones / |
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| MUSICPOP 1916-K |
I was never nearer heaven in my life / You may hold a million girlies in your arms : but there's only room for one down in your heart / Joy man blues / Pussyfoot prance / Peggy Malone / A picture of dear old Ireland / When Helen casts her ballot / A little bit o' lovin' : makes the world worth while / I'm going back to my home town / Ragtime jingles : a rag / Then you're dancing an American rag / I lost my heart in Honolulu / When I found the way to your heart / Are you half the man your mother thought you'd be? I'll be with you when it's daisy time. That girl of mine. Out of his heart. Secret of home sweet home. The stormy sea of love / All I want is a cottage, some roses, and you / Pretty baby : song / Keep your eye on the girlie you love / The girl you can't forget / The story of a soul / Nay, nay, Pauline : song / I know I got more that my share / My grandfather's girl : she was a grand old girl / My Waikiki ukulele girl : Hawaiian fox trot song / Oh! God! Let my dream come true! / Just a word of sympathy : song / In Florida among the palms / Golden hours. I'm going back to California : that's where I belong / Crossing the bar. Germany, oh Germany, why don't you set old Ireland free? : an antidote for the blues / My own Iona : Moi-oné-Ionae : Hawaii's favorite love song / Everybody loves an Irish song / My sweet Moana / My wonderful love for thee / When I look back and think of you / Wave on, wave on in peace, star spangled banner : concert number / On the road to paradise / No one but your dear old dad : song / My dear old home in Honolulu / When I get back to Memphis, Tennessee / Sierra Sue / Sorter miss you : song with violin and 'cello obligato / Samoa : (some more) / By the clear lakes of Killarney : (a volunteer's farewell to his colleen) / On the same old road / We'll be ready whenever you call / Prepare / Gila, galah, galoo / The eyes of heaven : my mother's star / Ireland be brave, I'm thine / Just a kiss / Ireland, the footstool of God / Shim-me-sha-wabble / Voices of spring = Frühlingsstimmen : valse, op. 410 / Valse innocence / Dublin Mary Brown / Sweet brown maid of Kaimuki / Sweet Rose from the valley of dreams / Yaaka hula hickey dula : Hawaiian love song / When the sun goes down in Romany. My Argentina queen. On the Hoko Moko Isle. Ireland must be heaven, for my mother came from there. Mammy's little coal black rose. There's a Quaker down in Quaker Town. Evening brings rest and you. My Hawaiian sunshine. Sorter miss you. I gave my heart and hand to someone in Dixieland / Suzanne / My Kandy girl in old Ceylon / Your wife / All hail, America / Canary cottage / My honey Lu. My rosary for you. For Dixie and Uncle Sam. She is the sunshine of Virginia. No voice but yours. Twas only an Irishman's dream. At the end of a beautiful day. Baby shoes. Songs of yesterday. Do you sometimes think of me. Memories of you in dear Hawaii. Hello my sweetheart. I sent my wife to the thousand isles. My pearl of Honolulu. Sail on to Ceylon. Gay daffodil. Li'l Liza Jane. I've a shooting-box in Scotland. In the purple twilight. Underneath the Tennessee moon / I learn'd to love you in dreamland : song / By the sad Luana shore. To any girl / I'll wed the girl I left behind / |
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| MUSICPOP 1916-K Online |
I'm going back to my home town I lost my heart in Honolulu |
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| MUSICPOP 1916-SM |
Deep river : American negro melody : Negro spiritual : op. 19, no. 1 / Bon jour, ma belle! : song / Love went a-riding / The bluebird / Why? / The little red rocking chair / The canoe / The last farewell : waltz / The ideal / The wind's tales / Counting daisy petals / Be good to California, Mr. Wilson : (California was good to you) / |
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| MUSICPOP 1916-SM Online |
Love went a-riding Bon jour, ma belle! song / Deep river American negro melody : Negro spiritual : op. 19, no. 1 / The ideal The wind's tales The bluebird Why? The canoe The little red rocking chair Counting daisy petals Be good to California, Mr. Wilson (California was good to you) / The last farewell waltz / |
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