Call Number (LC) Title Results
MUSICPOP 1908 Online Our President Roosevelt's Colorado hunt
Denver town song /
I'm going to Colorado
Seeing Denver
The Western flyer march and two-step / 		5
MUSICPOP 1909 Shaky eyes /
You won't know anybody there.
A lover's matin song morning song / words by Frank Dempster Sherman ; music by J. Frances Ferlén.
Portola Festival : march /
Mississippi, oh, beloved!
Over the loop to Mt. McClellan /
Apple jack : (some rag) /
Beautiful eyes.
By the light of the silvery moon /
The Cubanola glide /
The garden of roses /
I've got rings on my fingers, or, Mumbo jumbo jijiboo J. O'Shea /
Song of the soul.
You taught me how to love you : now teach me to forget /
Two Little Love Bees.
Bye, bye, kid /
America for me.
Then we'll all go home.
See what you've done to me.
Toys' lament.
Lonesome.
I wonder what they're doing up in Mars.
I'd rather love my old rag doll : than a bashful boy like you.
Casey Jones : the brave engineer /
Nobody knows, nobody cares /
Gray days.
Opechee.
My Indiana Mary.
Who knows?
Birthday.
My luve is like the red, red rose.
Where my caravan has rested.
My hero.
Bring me a rose.
If all the moons were honeymoons : Goddess of liberty.
Are you lonesome?
Palms.
Sink red Sun.
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.
Come back to Erin /
Elfman.
Ever since the day.
To-night will never come again.
Virgin by the manger.
Your waking eyes.
Uncle Rome.
It is hard to kiss your sweetheart when the last kiss means good-bye.
Down at the huskin' bee : S.R. Henry's barn dance /
For you alone.
Jasmine door.
No candle was there and no fire.
Will o' the wisp /
To a messenger.
I wish I had a girl.
The bonnie banks o'Loch Lomon'
Come, sing to me.
Loch Lomon.
Fairy glen.
Hindu slumber song.
I am awful glad I met you.
Sweet Louise.
Moon-mad moon.
Lead, kindly light.
Scuse me today.
That mesmerizing Mendelssohn tune = Mendelssohn rag /
If I thought you wouldn't tell /
When the daisies bloom.
Meet me to-night in dreamland.
I want to tell something to someone.
Jungle moon.
Like as the hart.
I love my wife, but oh you kid.
Cheer up my honey /
Meet me down at the kissing gate, Kate.
Louise : Song : E'er since the day when unto thee I gave me /
Ace in the hole.
Ballnyure ballad.
Billken man.
Ciribiribin.
College days.
Come sing to me.
Dreams of you.
I wonder who's kissing her now.
In sunny Italy.
Let's go back to baby days.
Little lady in the moon.
Look down dear eyes.
Meet me where the lanterns glow.
Message : die botschaft.
Moon-bird.
My Pauline.
Neptune!
Next to your mother, who do you love?
Oh the heart of my love.
Only one face in dreamland.
Put on your old grey bonnet.
Singing bird.
Star, the rose and the dream.
Still, still with thee.
Your heart is like a garden.
When two love dearly.
I'm awfully glad I met you.
When you and I were young, Maggie.
The garden of roses : song /
Eileen aroon.
Old sweetheart of mine.
Redeeming love.
School mates.
Four cautionary tales and a moral.
That is love!
After 'while.
I wonder how the old folks are at home / 		130
MUSICPOP 1909-CP In a Dorris motor car /
Jealous moon / 		2
MUSICPOP 1909-CP Online In a Dorris motor car
Jealous moon 		2
MUSICPOP 1909-D Come on play ball with me dearie /
Meet me in rosetime Rosie /
I'm going to do what I please /
Shaky eyes /
I want a home, that's all /
Do your duty Doctor! : (oh, oh, oh, oh, Doctor) /
Dorando /
Come down and pick your husband out : (the rest of us want to go home) /
Everybody's happy when the moon shines /
Good-by girlie and remember me /
Golden arrow : song /
Temptation rag /
I'll be there with bells on : (and I'll ding-a-ling for you) : flirting song /
I am longing for to-morrow when I think of yesterday /
I didn't go home at all : (I heard the clock strike one a.m., one a.m., one a.m.!) /
My wife's gone to the country : (Hurrah! Hurrah!) /
Jemima : a sneezing Coon song /
Stop that rag : keep on playing, honey /
Lady love : song /
That teasin' rag /
Yiddle, on your fiddle, play some ragtime /
I apologize /
Mop rag : a slow drag /
Chink chink chinaman /
Country club : rag time two-step /
The yiddisha rag /
Oh, you candy kid /
I've got rings on my fingers, or, Mumbo jumbo jijiboo J. O'Shea /
Casey Jones : the brave engineer /
My pony boy /
Abraham Lincoln Jones, or, The christening /
Coo-ee /
If I only had a leming pie /
In dear old Tennessee /
Rag-bag : rag (a rag-time galop) /
Rubber plant rag : a stretcherette /
Amo : song /
Candy you're a dandy /
Dinah from Carolina /
Dancing sunshine /
Drei Künstler.
Baboon bungalow /
Bandy legs /
Ciribiribin : celebrated song /
Mandy, how do you do? /
Ciribiribin /
Pass dat possum : a characteristic two step march /
I'll go the route for you /
My cousin Caruso /
Some little something about you /
I just came back to say good bye /
Flora Dora : a stirring march song /
Be jolly Molly /
Base ball game of love /
Ann /
Sweet Marie : make-a rag-a-time dance wid me /
Wild cherries : that coony, spoony rag /
Come back to Erin /
Come right in, sit right down, make yourself at home /
Heaven will protect the working girl : a burlesque ballad /
African hunter : a characteristic jungle symphonie /
I'm a bringing up the family /
He's a fan, fan, fan /
Carrie, or, Carrie marry Harry /
Christmas time seems years and years away /
Come after breakfast : bring 'long your lunch and leave 'fore supper time /
Four American Indian songs : founded upon tribal melodies, op. 45 /
If the wind had only blown the other way /
That mesmerizing Mendelssohn tune = Mendelssohn rag /
Chow-chow rag /
Daisy rag : a novelty two-step /
Euphonic sounds : a syncopated novelty /
Good-bye Mister Caruso /
If I thought you wouldn't tell /
You'll come back /
Oh, you devil : rag /
There's a big cry-baby in the moon /
Heinze /
The garden of roses : song / 		81
MUSICPOP 1909-D Online Country club rag time two-step /
African hunter a characteristic jungle symphonie /
Chow-chow rag
That teasin' rag
Good-bye Mister Caruso
Mop rag a slow drag /
Euphonic sounds a syncopated novelty / 		8
MUSICPOP 1909-H Velma chocolates : black rag two step /
Temptation rag /
Kissing bug : rag /
Kansas appleknocker rag /
King of them all rag /
Lemons and limes : a sour rag /
The dish rag /
Cotton babes : rag two step /
Dandelion : characteristic rag and two step /
Diablo rag : a rag fantasie, two step /
Blind Boone's southern rag medley, no. two : strains from the Flat branch.
Ragtime land /
Virginia rag : two step /
When your heart beats rag time : barn dance /
The wish bone : a ragtime twostep /
More noise rag : march two-step /
Pansy blossoms rag /
Everybody's rag : (it gets you going) /
That dreamy rag /
The classic rag /
Porcupine rag : (two step) /
Vanity : rag two-step /
Hot ashes /
I'm Alabama bound : rag time two step : also known as the Alabama blues /
Ink splotch rag : a ragtime splash /
Scizzor Bill : rag /
Silver king rag : for the piano /
Pigeon wing : rag /
Pork & beans : ragtime two step /
Poverty rag /
Rag baby : rag /
Ragged Jack : the new rag /
Rastus rag /
Razzle dazzle : a rag twostep /
Safety pin catch /
Snipes /
Solace : a Mexican serenade /
Sparkles : high class ragtime two step /
Splinters : two-step /
Streamers : the fashionable rag /
Sunburst rag /
That poker rag /
The octopus rag /
Old crow rag /
One more rag /
Pickled beets rag /
Pin cushion /
The Saratoga glide : (a rag) /
Texas steer rag /
The thriller : rag /
Tobasco rag time waltz /
Trouble : rag /
Twinkles : march two-step /
The microbe : a contagious rag /
Minstrel band : rag /
Rag time Betty /
Mop rag : a slow drag /
Country club : rag time two-step /
That teasin' rag /
The Frisco rag /
Apple jack : (some rag) /
Chocolate creams : a rag with a flavor /
Ethiopia : a rag /
Dope : a rag novelette two step /
The yiddisha rag /
That hypnotizing rag /
Broadway rag /
Bud rag /
Buzzer rag /
Cherry leaf rag /
Fuss and feathers : a genuine rag /
Grace and beauty : a classy rag /
Hard wood rag /
Casey Jones : the brave engineer /
Rag-bag : rag (a rag-time galop) /
Rubber plant rag : a stretcherette /
G whiz : ragtime two step /
The pinywoods rag /
Westward, ho! : march and two-step /
That cuddlin' rag : E. Ray Goetz /
The bumble bee : characteristic rag /
Play that fandango rag /
Cincinnati rag /
Honey rag : two-step /
The Purdue spirit : a rag time two step /
Meet me in dear old Seattle /
The bolo rag /
Chow-chow rag /
Daisy rag : a novelty two-step /
The American rag /
Bachelor's button : rag time intermezzo /
Blue grass : rag /
Cabbage-leaf rag : a superb ragged melody : a rich two-step /
Clover leaf rag /
Five little brown jugs rag /
Fly paper rag /
Frozen Bill rag /
Funny bones /
Dixie kisses : rag intermezzo /
Drake's cake walk /
Oh, you devil : rag /
Virginia creeper : characteristic rag /
Queen of rags : characteristic two step /
Sunflower babe : march two step /
Onions : an intermezzo two-step / 		108
MUSICPOP 1909-H Online Blind Boone's southern rag medley, no. two strains from the Flat branch.
Dandelion characteristic rag and two step /
Dixie kisses rag intermezzo /
Grace and beauty a classy rag /
Hard wood rag
Five little brown jugs rag
Fuss and feathers a genuine rag /
Dope a rag novelette two step /
Cincinnati rag
Vanity rag two-step /
Apple jack (some rag) /
Bachelor's button rag time intermezzo /
The American rag
Honey rag two-step /
Kissing bug rag /
King of them all rag
The microbe a contagious rag /
Queen of rags characteristic two step /
Pansy blossoms rag
Rag time Betty
Porcupine rag (two step) /
Temptation rag
Virginia creeper characteristic rag /
Westward, ho! march and two-step /
Diablo rag a rag fantasie, two step /
Everybody's rag (it gets you going) /
Cabbage-leaf rag a superb ragged melody : a rich two-step /
Funny bones
Blue grass rag /
Buzzer rag
Broadway rag
Bud rag
The bumble bee characteristic rag /
Cherry leaf rag
Clover leaf rag
The classic rag
Chocolate creams a rag with a flavor /
Cotton babes rag two step /
The dish rag
G whiz ragtime two step /
Fly paper rag
Frozen Bill rag
Meet me in dear old Seattle
Ethiopia a rag / 		44
MUSICPOP 1909-I Scotch rye : characteristic rag /
A mountain breeze : idyl for the piano /
Yesterday /
The rage quadrille /
Girl o' dreams /
Back among the southern pines /
O, light divine : sacred song /
Down the old Potomac : song / 		8
MUSICPOP 1909-I Online A lover's matin song morning song / words by Frank Dempster Sherman ; music by J. Frances Ferlén.
Yesterday
Down the old Potomac song /
O, light divine sacred song /
Back among the southern pines
Girl o' dreams
A mountain breeze idyl for the piano /
The rage quadrille 		8
MUSICPOP 1909-K Seasick /
Stageland /
Come on play ball with me dearie /
If I thought you wouldn't tell /
My own United States.
Without you.
Burglar buck /
That dreamy rag /
Bamboo lane
The bolo rag
Tobasco rag time waltz /
Skinny /
There's something fascinating 'bout the moon /
The Frisco rag /
That hypnotizing rag /
Temptation rag /
By the light of the silvery moon /
The Cubanola glide /
I've got rings on my fingers, or, Mumbo jumbo jijiboo J. O'Shea /
Lonesome.
Sadie Salome : (go home) /
Nobody knows, nobody cares /
Nora Malone : call me by 'phone /
La Portola : waltz /
Amo : song /
I want a girl from a yankee doodle town /
My soldier boy.
Cannibal love /
Two little girls loved one little boy /
Mary, you're a big girl now /
My Caroline /
My little kangaroo /
My treasure = Tesoro mio /
My Angelett cheree /
Only love dreams /
McElwee /
Cordova : Spanish dance /
Monkey Doodle Dandy /
Margarita /
My Southern rose /
I didn't mean to make you cry /
La spagnola = Spanish dancer : bolero /
Moving day in Jungle Town /
Meet me on the boardwalk, dearie /
Without you, the world don't seem the same /
The Parisian glide /
Vertige : valse lente /
My hero /
I am longing for tomorrow when I think of yesterday /
I trust my husband [wife most] anywhere, but I like to stick around /
I wish I had my old girl back again /
My Kerry colleen /
I wish that you was my gal, Molly /
My big moon /
My husband's in the city /
Leoline /
Father brings home something every day /
I used to sing, "I wish I had a girl," now it's "Don't take me home" /
To-night will never come again.
Abie, take an example from your fader : novelty Hebrew song /
Down at the huskin' bee : S.R. Henry's barn dance /
My Honolulu hula girl /
Isn't that enough for you? /
Play that fandango rag /
Let the roses tell my story /
He's a college boy : march song /
Gee! But it's tough to be broke : a song classic /
I'm a bringing up the family /
I love my husband, but--oh, you Henry! /
Carrie, or, Carrie marry Harry /
For months and months.
Eily Riley.
Miss lady moon /
Blue-beads /
Charme d'amour = Love's spell /
The song of the dove /
The bolo rag /
That's the doctor, Bill! /
That mesmerizing Mendelssohn tune = Mendelssohn rag /
Booby : a juvenile jibe /
Dublin daisies /
Comical eyes /
Pansy the moon am shining /
Oh, you devil : rag /
My Portola maid : song /
The long green club /
He's just plain ordinary man but Lord how he can love /
Lena Schmitt /
Pretty little laughing eyes /
In good old Georgia land /
Next to your mother, who do you love?
Shaky eyes /
Bamboo lane /
An Irish girl is good enough for me /
I've lost my gal /
Hint of violets.
If I had the world to give you.
If I should plant a tiny seed of love.
Little shirt my mother made for me.
Soft ways.
Who knows?
My little kangaroo.
I wonder how the old folks are at home / 		105
MUSICPOP 1909-K Online Burglar buck
Bamboo lane
The bolo rag
The Frisco rag
He's a college boy march song /
Oh, you devil rag /
Comical eyes 		7
MUSICPOP 1909-SM My pony boy /
Nobody knows, nobody cares /
Mandy, how do you do? /
Uncle Rome : the old boatman /
Go find a sweetheart : from The emerald isle /
That mesmerizing Mendelssohn tune = Mendelssohn rag /
From the land of the sky-blue water : one of "Four American Indian songs" : opus 45, no. 1 /
Compensation /
The cubanola glide /
Temptation rag / 		10
MUSICPOP 1909-SM Online The cubanola glide
Temptation rag
My pony boy
From the land of the sky-blue water one of "Four American Indian songs" : opus 45, no. 1 /
Uncle Rome the old boatman /
Compensation
Mandy, how do you do?
Go find a sweetheart from The emerald isle /
Nobody knows, nobody cares
That mesmerizing Mendelssohn tune Mendelssohn rag / 		10
MUSICPOP 1909 Online The Cubanola glide
Shaky eyes
That mesmerizing Mendelssohn tune Mendelssohn rag /
Over the loop to Mt. McClellan
Casey Jones the brave engineer / 		5
MUSICPOP 1910 When my Marie sings chilly billy bee /
Girl of my dreams /
Grand Canyon of Arizona : waltzes /
Ah! Sweet mystery of life : (the dream melody) : for it is love alone that rules for aye! /
Ah! Sweet mystery of life (the dream melody) : for it is love alone that rules for aye! /
Moon behind the cottonwood.
The angle worm wiggle /
I'd love to live in Loveland with a girl like you.
Cradle song.
Day dreams, visions of bliss : duet: Bozena and Aladar /
I'm falling in love with some one /
In all my dreams I dream of you : ballad /
Venetian moon.
You are the ideal of my dreams : ballad /
Silver bell.
Mister Moon-Man turn off the light.
Down in the forest.
Sing me to sleep.
Soft-footed snow.
Just a dream of you dear.
My Moon.
Just for a girl.
Maybe you're not the only one who loves me.
Bright lights gay, or, the new mown hay.
Golden Hours.
Bedtime at the zoo.
Neath the southern moon.
Spoonlight.
Sapphic ode.
Shadow March.
All that I ask of you is love : ballad /
How beautiful upon the mountains /
Any little girl, that's a nice little girl, is the right little girl for me /
That dreamy Italian waltz /
Sweet Italian love /
Honey I will long for you /
Don't wake me up I am dreaming /
Hymn to the night.
Gliding o'er the snow.
Let me live and stay in Dixieland /
Bohemian cradle-song.
Come Josephine in my flying machine.
College medley.
Coster rag /
Dearest.
Dill pickles /
Don't you see, dear?
Dreaming of home and mother.
Some of these days.
What's the use of trying to forget the one you love.
When a boy from Old New Hampshire loves a girl from Tennessee.
Winter.
Invictus.
Oh! Marie.
Dreams, just dreams /
Passing by.
Morning.
Mother Machree.
Perfect day.
Oh! That funny rag /
Teach me to pray.
Until.
Ah love but a day.
Let me call you sweetheart /
By the Saskatchewan.
Chinatown my Chinatown.
Dream of heaven.
Dreamy Italian waltz.
Little admiral.
Mammy's song.
Montana.
Her old fashioned homestead on the hill.
Washington and Lee swing.
All that I ask of you is love.
Who are you with to-night.
Drink to me only with thine eyes.
Grizzly bear /
Habanera.
Mifanwy.
If I were you.
When song is sweet.
By the light of the silvery moon /
Macushla.
I'll change the thorns to roses /
Put your arms around me honey.
The Dublin rag /
Alamo rag /
Banjo song /
I'm looking for a dear old lady /
Myself when young /
Sugar moon /
Down by the old mill stream /
Every little movement /
In thy hands.
King Chanticleer.
Light.
Little maid of old Chicago.
Fifty years ago.
Chanson du Toreador.
Chimes of the long ago.
Dearest /
Gee but it's great to meet a friend from your home town.
Last night I heard the nightingale.
Little gray dove.
Hopak.
I never knew 'till now.
Cupids I.O.U.
My dear old southern home.
My ever-gone school-days.
My heart is thine : o sole mio.
My soul.
My yankee doodle girl.
Salve Regina = O holy father : song with Latin and English text /
On Wisconsin.
Pearl and song.
Rosary.
Salutation of the dawn.
Stop, stop, stop : come over and love me some more.
Sylvan song.
Under the yum yum tree.
Valley of laughter.
Waiting for the Spring.
What's the matter with father.
When Earth's last picture is painted.
When you and I were young, Maggie.
Renouveau d'amour.
If love were all.
I won't be back till August.
Let me call you sweetheart.
Back at the dear old home sweet home.
First June rose.
School bells.
Ringers. 		159
MUSICPOP 1910-D Cutey who tied your tie? /
Down where the sea breezes blow /
Alma /
Don't forget your Northern lad when you go back to Dixie /
I can't miss that ball game /
Follow the car tracks /
I'm a happy married man /
I love my steady, but I'm crazy for my once-in-a-while /
I love you more each day /
I'll make a ring around Rosie /
Cole 30 flyer /
I'm going on a long vacation /
I'd give my life for you /
Mister Johnson, good night /
Colored Romeo /
Ah! Sweet mystery of life (the dream melody) : for it is love alone that rules for aye! /
You're gwine to get somethin' what you don't expect /
I feel religion comin' on : (a coon whine) /
I've got your number /
Tangle-foot rag /
Columbia rag /
That Italian rag : a slow drag /
How'd you like to be my beau? /
Jack rabbit rag /
Ketchup rag /
Jim Crow rag : march intermezzo /
Play that barber shop chord /
When I hear you play that piano, Bill /
Texas /
Santa Fé /
Bye bye sweetheart : march song /
Bring back my Lena to me /
Chinatown, my Chinatown /
Come back to me : from French waltz song "Reviens" /
I love the girls from A to Z /
I'm a lucky boy to have a girl like you /
Gee! but the moon makes me lonesome /
Fireflies = Geburtstag-Stäudchen : song /
All that I ask of you is love : ballad /
As deep as the deep blue sea : song for low voice /
If I was a millionaire /
The Chinatown rag /
Alexander and his clarinet /
Band band band /
Lovie Joe /
Don't give me diamonds, all I want is you /
Any little girl, that's a nice little girl, is the right little girl for me /
Innocent Bessie Brown /
Pliney come out in the moonlight /
Herman let's dance that beautiful waltz /
Piano man /
Molasses candy /
Ask her while she's smiling /
Back to the bleachers for mine /
Sweet Italian love /
At the front of the battles you found us, we won with the red white and blue /
Honey I will long for you /
Try it on your piano /
Come along my Mandy! /
Anywhere /
The butterfly /
Listen to that jungle band /
Oh, that moonlight glide /
Valley flower : intermezzo two step /
Come back to Bohemia /
Irresistible rag /
All aboard for monkey town /
Chicken reel, or, Performer's buck /
I love it : fantastic rag two-step /
Flippitty flop : and away she goes /
Meet me to-night at nine /
The black man /
Chili-sauce rag /
By the light of the silvery moon /
Come to the ball : song /
Call me up some rainy afternoon /
If the managers only thought the same as mother /
The Dublin rag /
Dandy Dan : two-step, cake-walk /
Alamo rag /
Dat draggy rag /
A certain party rag /
That beautiful rag /
That Italian rag /
The red mouse rag /
The Waiman rag : a slow drag /
That opera rag /
That Kazzatsky dance /
Reuben rag /
Dear Mayme, I love you /
I'd rather say hello than say goodbye /
Down by the old mill stream /
Every little movement /
I've got the time, I've got the place but it's hard to find the girl / 		95
MUSICPOP 1910-D Online Tangle-foot rag
Dandy Dan two-step, cake-walk /
Columbia rag
Chili-sauce rag
Chicken reel, or, Performer's buck
A certain party rag
That Italian rag a slow drag /
Ketchup rag
Jim Crow rag march intermezzo /
Jack rabbit rag
I love it fantastic rag two-step /
Irresistible rag
The Waiman rag a slow drag /
Flippitty flop and away she goes /
Santa Fé
Texas
Dat draggy rag 		17
MUSICPOP 1910-H Vivacity rag /
Who let the cows out : a bully rag /
Knockout drops rag /
Live wires rag /
Frosty : characteristic two step /
Dimples : rag time intermezzo /
Cotton states rag /
Cotton time : ragtime two-step /
Cucumber rag /
High jinks : characteristic "rag" two-step /
Hearts longing : waltzes /
Dat possum rag /
Give us a ragtime tune /
The Honolulu rag /
Affinity rag /
Oh you bear cat rag : vocal /
Play that barber shop chord : rag two step /
That Indian rag : the tom-tom song /
The rag-time table d'hote /
Rag-time table d'hote /
That lovin' lazy rag /
Walhalla rag : a two-step craze /
Wedding bells : rag /
Wild flower : rag /
Wild grapes rag /
Russian pony rag : a syncopated prance /
Medic rag : ragtime two-step /
Moose rag /
That fussy rag : piano solo /
Colonial glide /
Dolly Connolly's Egyptian rag /
Hilarity rag /
Homespun rag /
Imp rag /
The melody man : a "raggy" two step /
Scrub rag : the classy rag /
Sea weeds : rag /
Silver buckle : a new rag /
Peach blossoms : two step /
Porto Rico : rag intermezzo /
Powder rag /
Ra! ra! ra! : a rag, a syncopated novelet /
Rabbit foot rag /
Rag-a-tag rag : rag time march and two-step /
Rigamarole rag /
A southern symphony : rag, op. 7-11 /
Star & garter : rag-time waltz /
Stewed prunes : slow drag /
Sure fire rag /
Sleepy Sidney : rag time two step /
Oh, you bear cat rag : instrumental /
Nigger-toe : rag /
Ophelia rag /
That beautiful rag : instrumental /
That Chinese rag /
A totally different rag /
Trouble maker : rag /
Spaghetti rag /
Red pepper : a spicy rag /
Redhead rag /
Columbia rag /
That Italian rag : a slow drag /
Aviation rag : march & two step /
Bingo rag /
Jack rabbit rag /
Ketchup rag /
Chimes : a novelty rag /
The Georgia rag /
Gunpowder rag /
Halifax rag /
Halley's comet rag /
That Spanish-American rag /
That rag-time mel-o-dy : with apologies to Rubinstein's Melody in F /
That peculiar rag /
Boston jag : two-step /
Candle-stick rag /
Captivatin' rag : I love my classic music but "oh! you ragtime" /
Chanticleer (cock a doodle doo) rag : march two-step /
Chanticleer (cock-a-doodle-doo) : rag, march, waltz /
Champagne rag /
Felix-rag /
Fiddle sticks : a new rag /
Dogzigity rag /
Geo. Cohan's rag /
Goin' some : a syncopated reminiscence /
The glide away rag /
Golden spider : march two-step /
Harem scarem rag /
Sunset Limited march /
Carbarlick acid rag /
Pioneer limited : march two-step /
Oh that kissing rag /
The Chinatown rag /
Across the continent : march & two-step /
Sunset Limited : march two-step /
Irresistible rag /
Chatterbox rag /
Lady slippers : two step /
Chicken reel, or, Performer's buck /
Oh! That funny rag /
Aero rag /
Aggravation rag /
Alabama shuffle : a rag cakewalk-glide-two-step /
That fascinating ragtime glide /
Comet rag /
Haytian rag /
I love it : fantastic rag two-step /
Percy : rag time two-step /
Cavalier rustican' rag /
Anoma : characteristic rag /
Parisian rag /
Rag de Paree /
Chili-sauce rag /
Alfalfa rag : for piano /
Oh! oh! oh! : a hypochondriac rag /
The red devil /
The aviator rag : two step /
The Dublin rag /
Alamo rag /
Black beauty : rag /
A certain party rag /
That fussy rag : (oh you-rag) /
Grizzly bear rag /
Rusty-can-o rag /
That beautiful rag /
That Italian rag /
The red mouse rag /
The Waiman rag : a slow drag /
Chilly-billy-bee rag : instrumental /
Claudia rag /
Clover blossom rag /
The college rag /
That ticklin' rag /
Lemon drops : rag-two step /
Zeppelin rag /
Nervous rag /
The oyster rag /
Sand-paper : rag /
Pepper-sauce : a hot rag /
Pitter-patter rag /
Poison rag /
Polar bear rag /
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MUSICPOP 1910-H Online Gunpowder rag
Halley's comet rag
Frosty characteristic two step /
Geo. Cohan's rag
The Georgia rag
Chanticleer (cock-a-doodle-doo) ; rag, march, waltz /
Dogzigity rag
Dolly Connolly's Egyptian rag
Fiddle sticks a new rag /
Aero rag
Affinity rag
Aggravation rag
Alabama shuffle a rag cakewalk-glide-two-step /
Alfalfa rag for piano /
Cavalier rustican' rag
A certain party rag
Dat possum rag
Aviation rag march & two step /
Give us a ragtime tune
Anoma characteristic rag /
Lemon drops rag-two step /
Nervous rag
Redhead rag
Zeppelin rag
Play that barber shop chord rag two step /
The Honolulu rag
The college rag
Captivatin' rag I love my classic music but "oh! you ragtime" /
Pioneer limited march two-step /
Sunset Limited march
Sunset Limited march two-step /
That Indian rag the tom-tom song /
Felix-rag
Spaghetti rag
Boston jag two-step /
Bingo rag
Black beauty rag /
Candle-stick rag
Comet rag
Champagne rag
Chilly-billy-bee rag instrumental /
Chimes a novelty rag /
Clover blossom rag
Claudia rag
Cotton time ragtime two-step /
Cotton states rag
Dimples rag time intermezzo /
Cucumber rag
Goin' some a syncopated reminiscence /
The glide away rag
Across the continent march & two-step /
Golden spider march two-step /
Halifax rag
Harem scarem rag
Red pepper a spicy rag /
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