Call Number (LC) Title Results
MUSICPOP 1900-K Online My own wild western rose
Possum and taters a ragtime feast /
If you love your baby, make googoo eyes, or, The game of googoo eyes
Coon! coon! coon!
The colored major characteristic march & two step / 		5
MUSICPOP 1900-SM I want to be a military man : Donegal and chorus /
Good night : for two voices /
A song of thanksgiving /
Sunset : op. 76, no. 4 /
She is my Ohio girl / 		5
MUSICPOP 1900-SM Online She is my Ohio girl
A song of thanksgiving
I want to be a military man Donegal and chorus /
Good night for two voices / 		4
MUSICPOP 1900 Online Colorado the land of the sun
Colorado queen of the west.
The Board of Brokers Association march
The buffalo
Out in Denver
The latch string is always hanging out for you
Aint you my Lulu! song and chorus / 		7
MUSICPOP 1901 Maybe.
O lovely night!
Maidie come be my lady.
Where the silv'ry Colorado wends its way /
Just a-wearyin' for you.
At the making of the hay.
The mountains' fairest flower /
Creole belles : song /
My castle on the Nile /
Forged by the glitter of gold /
Clidee-oh : song and chorus /
For you.
Mighty lak' a rose.
O dry those tears.
Fiddle and I.
Vision of paradise.
My Caroline.
My Honolulu queen.
She's mine, all mine.
Until God's day.
She's the real thing my baby.
Voo-doo man.
When lovers prove unkind.
In disguise.
In the valley of Kentucky.
Beautiful isle of somewhere /
Cradle song = (Wiegenlied) : op. 49, no. 4 /
Hello Central, give me heaven /
Just awearyin' for you : from Seven songs, as unpretentious as the wild rose /
God is love.
Araminta.
As it was written.
Rose of Kenmare.
Darling.
Fairy lough.
Farewell at morn.
I heard the voice of angels.
If I but knew.
For she's the mother of my darling.
Asleep in the deep.
Toreadora.
That sweet story of old.
Beneath thy window.
Ireland I love you.
I love you truly.
She's getting mo' like the white folks every day.
Kingdom by the sea.
By the rippling Schuylkill's shore.
There's nobody just like you.
When god puts out the light.
Maudie /
Gloria.
Rose with a broken stem.
My dusky queen, good night.
If.
Crossing the bar. 		66
MUSICPOP 1901-CP On the grand Ohio River /
Treasures that gold cannot buy / 		2
MUSICPOP 1901-CP Online On the grand Ohio River
Treasures that gold cannot buy 		2
MUSICPOP 1901-D I'll be with you when the roses bloom again /
The hand that rocks the cradle rules the world /
I'm a respectable workin' girl /
Only a withered boquet /
If I but knew /
I just want to go back and start the whole thing over /
Any old place I can hang my hat is home sweet home to me : comic song /
All that glitters is not gold /
W'hoa Bill : a country characteristic for piano /
I don't want to be no actor man no mo' /
Down among the pines /
Down in the deep, let me sleep when I die /
The daisy and the butterfly /
Don't wear your heart on your sleeve /
Good bye, booze! : a coon temperance ditty /
I got mine : coon song /
Creole belles : song /
Give me rag, rag, rag : a warm coon song /
Ain't dat a shame /
My castle on the Nile /
Calling to her boy just once again /
My Evaline : darkey love song /
Nobody's lookin' but de owl an' de moon /
I'm goin' to live anyhow, 'till I die /
For I love you : a pathetic little doll song /
Forgiven /
An educated coon is best of all /
The Honeysuckle and the bee /
Come out, Dinah, on the green : darkey serenade /
Everybody has a whistle like me / 		30
MUSICPOP 1901-D Online Ain't dat a shame
Good bye, booze! a coon temperance ditty /
Give me rag, rag, rag a warm coon song /
At an Alabama corn shuckin' a characteristic two-step march or cake walk / 		4
MUSICPOP 1901-H Creole belles : march-two-step /
A rag-time drummer : march & cake-walk /
Clorinda : march two step (characteristic) /
Peaceful Henry : a slow drag /
Smoky topaz : march & two step /
Sunflower slow drag : a ragtime two-step /
Smiling Remus : ragtime two step and cake walk /
Syncopated rags : an original cake-walk /
Queen of love : two step /
Two merry tramps : (the "hobo" two-step) /
Manhattan rag /
Mama, make Cinda 'haive herself : rag-medley /
Cotton bolls : two step /
The easy winners : a ragtime two step /
Rag-time nightmare : march and two-step /
Peacherine rag /
Jagtime Johnson's ragtime march : characteristic two-step / 		18
MUSICPOP 1901-H Online The easy winners a ragtime two step /
Cotton bolls two step /
Manhattan rag
Rag-time nightmare march and two-step /
Clorinda march two step (characteristic) / 		5
MUSICPOP 1901-I Kwang-su : a Chinese two-step /
My rosary /
A trip to the rockies : march and two-step /
Where the silv'ry Colorado wends its way / 		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 At the bottom of the hill /
Clean up babe /
My Yokohama lady /
It's all right Mayme /
Ha-le ha-lo.
Creole belles : march-two-step /
Ain't dat a shame /
The Mobile prance : characteristic march & two step /
Rag-time nightmare : march and two-step /
My whip-poor-will /
My lady Hottentot /
Come out, Dinah, on the green : darkey serenade /
Everybody has a whistle like me /
Song of the strollers /
Close your dreamy eyes for Mammy Lou : a plantation lullaby /
In the valley of Kentucky.
Rip Van Winkle was a lucky man /
The maiden with the dreamy eyes /
Fare thee, honey, fare thee well /
Menagerie song.
Asthore : song : piano acc. /
My heart is singing.
Actions speak louder than words.
A lesson in flirtation /
'Twas her first /
Amoureuse. 		26
MUSICPOP 1901-K Online The Mobile prance characteristic march & two step /
Everybody has a whistle like me
Fare thee, honey, fare thee well
Creole belles march-two-step / 		4
MUSICPOP 1901-SM 'Tis better to have loved and lost, than never to have loved at all /
Mighty lak' a rose / 		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
Creole belles song /
The mountains' fairest flower
Forged by the glitter of gold 		4
MUSICPOP 1902 Message.
Nubian maid.
Love that I lost.
Bill Bailey, won't you please come home? /
Summer rain.
I'm sorry I'll be busy all next week /
Love's coronation.
With you again.
Down where the Wurzburger flows.
You aint no actor /
Under the bamboo tree /
Bow down thine ear.
Limerick is beautiful /
Mary be wary.
In the valley where the bluebirds sing.
Oh didn't he ramble.
One who has yearn'd, alone.
Rock of ages.
O memory.
Stolen wings.
Melisande in the wood.
Lord is my shepherd /
Violets.
Kashmiri song.
In love's domain.
Request /
Flirty little Gertie.
Oh, that we two were maying /
Because : song /
The dawn : song /
Where the Sunset turns the Ocean's Blue to gold.
Hark, hark! the lark.
Anvil chorus.
While the moon shines bright.
Could you be true to eyes of blue, if you looked into eyes of brown?
Cuckoo.
Diana /
Toreador song.
When Kate and I were coming thro' the rye.
Because /
Sunbeams.
Fil des coeurs.
Etoile du matin.
I'll be your rain-beau.
Hear how sweet they sound.
Face to face.
Mansion of aching hearts.
Tessie.
Ave Maria /
My starlight queen.
Eliland.
Alone with Jesus.
Sandman.
In this sepulchral darkness.
Then you'll remember me.
Land of hope and glory.
Manistee.
Message of the violet.
My own United States.
Loreley.
Cuck-coo clock.
In the good old summer time.
Dreamy sleep.
Anchored. 		75
MUSICPOP 1902-D Bill Bailey, won't you please come home? /
Evah dahkey is a king /
Face to face : sacred song /
I'm sorry I'll be busy all next week /
Hamlet was a melancholy dane /
Home ain't nothing like this /
His buttons are marked U.S. /
Don't be angry with me, sweetheart /
Bill Bailey, won't you please come home? : (medley march and two-step) /
If you'll be m-i-n-e mine /
Glory to God : sacred song /
Following in father's footsteps /
If time was money, I'd be a millionaire /
The army of half-starved men /
Razzle dazzle : characteristic cake walk & two step /
Darling, good night : serenade /
Down on the farm /
Duty to home and flag /
Sue : march, two-step /
Have you seen my sweetheart in his uniform of blue /
Fare thee well; Molly darling : (at the call of the roll I'll be there) /
Any rags? /
Actions speak louder than words /
Ah! I have sighed to rest me /
I'll be your honey in the springtime /
Since Bill Bailey came back home /
Come down ma evenin' star /
Trouble /
When Sousa come to coon-town /
Chocolate drops : a darktown improbability : suitable for march, cake walk or two step /
Alagazam! : cake walk, march and two step /
Ain't it the truth /
On emancipation day /
Because : song /
Heidelberg : stein song /
Because you were an old sweetheart of mine : ballad /
De coon is de coon dat I adore /
A castle of wasted hopes / 		39