0001     The colored orphan boy / as sung by S.C. Campbell of the Campbell Minstrels ; composed by C.D. Abbott.
0002     At the cotton pickers ball / words by Alex Gerber ; music by Maurice Abrahams.
0003     Chicken
0004     Lulu / words & music by Will Accooe.
0005     The phrenologist coon / words by Ernest Hogan ; music by Will Accooe.
0006     My little cullud country gal / arr: by Emil Isenman ; words and music by Coleman E. Adams.
0007     I am going there, or, The death of little Eva / written and inscribed to the readers of "Uncle Tom's cabin" by John S. Adams ; adapted to a favorite melody.
0008     I wants a man like Romeo / words by James O'Dea ; music by Rob't Adams.
0009     That lovin rag / words by Victor H. Smalley ; music by Bernie Adler.
0010     They'll talk about you anyhow / words by Wm. H. Windom ; music by Harry Alford.
0011     Two little coons / words & music by George Alison.
0012     Old Joe's dream / words by Brother Gardner ; music by C. Alixa.
0013     By the watermelon vine / words and music by Thos. S. Allen.
0014     Good-bye Mister Greenback / words & music by Thos. S. Allen.
0015     Let me be your lemon coon / words and music by Thos. S. Allen.
0016     Mandy Lou / words and music by Thos. S. Allen.
0017     Miss Caroline / by Thos. S. Allen.
0018     My dusky rose / words & music by Thos. S. Allen.
0019     My dusky rose / words & music by Thos. S. Allen.
0020     Shaky eyes / by Armstrong and Clark.
0021     Shaky eyes / Armstrong and Clark.
0022     Slip your glad rags on and come with me! / words by Harry B. Lester & Billy Clark ; music by Harry Armstrong.
0023     I love's you, 'deed I do my babe / written by Paul B. Armstrong.
0024     He's laid on de shelf / written and composed by George Waugh Arnold and Mattie Boorum.
0025     Little baby Joe / written by Brother Gardner ; composed by M.J. Arthur.
0026     The preacher and the bear / words and music by Joe Arzonia.
0027     Dusty rag / words by J. Will Callahan ; music by May Aufderheide.
0028     Poor Aunt Dinah! / composed by the author.
0029     Poor Aunt Dinah! / composed by the author.
0030     Come take a sail / composed & arranged by H. Avery.
0031     Come take a sail / designed for the Home Circle by H. Avery.
0032     Sweet Lucy May / composed by H. Avery.
0033     The darkey's home sweet home / arr. by Fred. Bunte ; words and music by Chas. E. Baer.
0034     The darkey's home sweet home / arr. by Fred. Bunte ; words and music by Chas. E. Baer.
0035     Massa sound is sleeping / composed and respectfully dedicated to James F. Taunt by E.L. Baker.
0036     The Zulu Hall of Fame / words by Billy Johnson ; music by E.R. Ball.
0037     Honey, if yo' only knew / lyric by William H. Gardner ; music by Ernest R. Ball.
0038     Honey, if yo' only knew / lyric by William H. Gardner ; music by Ernest R. Ball.
0039     Ma dear li'l' dimpled coon / words by Frances J. Sterling ; music by Ernest R. Ball.
0040     The colored millionaires / words by C.B. Perkins ; music by Harry J. Ballou.
0041     Don't forget dar's a weddin' to-night / words by J.W. Wheeler ; music by Harry J. Ballou.
0042     My Black Rose / words and music by Joseph H. Barrett.
0043     Throw down dat key / words by Edgar Malone ; music by Ted S. Barron.
0044     Ma pale-brown Lady Sue / composed by J.C. Bartlett ; [words by J.K. Draper]
0045     Ma pale-brown Lady Sue / [words by] J.K. Draper ; [music by] J.C. Bartlett.
0046     That's what the niggers then will do / words by Tom Russell ; sung with immense success by John[n]y Allen, of Arlington, Kelly and Leon's Minstrels ; music by Geo. H. Barton.
0047     That's what the niggers then will do / words by Tom Russell ; sung with immense success by John[n]y Allen, of Arlington, Kelly and Leon's Minstrels ; music by Geo. H. Barton.
0048     Little brown baby / poem by Phil Armstrong ; music by Karolyn Wells Bassett.
0049     Enuff / words by W.J. Jacobs ; music by R.H. Bassett.
0050     I doan want you hangin round / words by Karl Tausig ; music by Frank Belknap.
0051     Keep jazzin' it Ras' / by Benson, Brown, Sterlin & Lange.
0052     The Coontown billionaire / words and music by Leon Berg.
0053     Wait until your daddy comes home / words and music by Irving Berlin.
0054     When it's night time in Dixie Land / words and music by Irving Berlin.
0055     When it's night time in Dixie Land / words and music by Irving Berlin.
0056     When it's night time in Dixie Land / words and music by Irving Berlin.
0057     My Africana queen / words by Monroe H. Rosenfeld ; music by Leo E. Berliner.
0058     Liza, give me what I'm longing for / by Fred Bernhardt.
0059     Kinky Koo / words by Sam Ehrlich ; music by Irving Bibo.
0060     I aint got no use for sleep / words and music by Ralph Bicknell.
0061     My Black Lou / arr. by George Lowell Tracy ; words and music by C.E. Billings.
0062     Mammy's little bright eyed coon / words & music by Kittie Bingham.
0063     Cloe Bell / by T. Brigham Bishop.
0064     His rag-time walk won the prize / words & music by Nathan Bivins.
0065     I ain't seen no messenger boy / words and music by Nathan Bivins.
0066     I cert'ny works hard for mah money / words by Walter McCleunan ; music by Nathan Bivins.
0067     I'se a-picking my company now / words & music by Nathan Bivins.
0068     She certainly looks good to me / words and music by Nathan Bivins.
0069     You can't fool me no more / by Nathan Bivins.
0070     You can't join this show / words and music by Nathan Bivins.
0071     You were never introduced to me / words and music by Nathan Bivins.
0072     Coon's breach of promise / words by Frank N. Scott ; music by Chas. D. Blake.
0073     Good bye Nancy Jane / words & music by Chas. D. Blake.
0074     Trabling back to Georgia / words by Arthur W. French ; music by Chas. D. Blake.
0075     Mammy's lit'l choc'late cullud chile / lyric by Noble Sissle ; music by Eubie Blake.
0076     Close dem windows / words and music by James Bland.
0077     Dancing on de kitchen floor / James Bland.
0078     De golden wedding / arranged by J. H. W. ; words and music by Jas. A. Bland.
0079     De golden wedding / arranged by J. H. W. ; words and music by Jas. A. Bland.
0080     De golden wedding / arranged by J. H. W. ; words and music by Jas. A. Bland.
0081     In the evening by the moonlight / words and music by Jas. Bland.
0082     In the evening by the moonlight / words and music by Jas. Bland.
0083     In the evening by the moonlight / words and music by Jas. Bland.
0084     In the evening by the moonlight / words and music by Jas. Bland.
0085     Oh, dem golden slippers! / arr. by F. Louis ; words and music by Jas. A. Bland.
0086     Oh, dem golden slippers! / arr. by F. Louis ; words and music by Jas. A. Bland.
0087     Oh, dem golden slippers! / arr. by F. Louis ; words and music by Jas. A. Bland.
0088     Oh, dem golden slippers! / arr. by F. Louis ; words and music by Jas. A. Bland.
0089     Oh, dem golden slippers! / words and music by Jas. A. Bland.
0090     Oh, dem golden slippers! / arr. by F. Louis ; words and music by Jas. A. Bland.
0091     Oh, dem golden slippers! / arr. by W.L. Hayden ; words and music by Jas. A. Bland.
0092     Oh!  My brother! / by James A. Bland.
0093     Uncle Joe / words and music by James Bland.
0094     Ain't you coming out to-night / words by Ren Shields ; music by Henriette Blanke-Belcher.
0095     Dar'll be a nigger missin' / words and music by Lew. Bloom.
0096     The Yankee Doodle Negro / words & music by Henry Arthur Blumenthal ; arranged by George Rosey.
0097     Hollyhock / words by Ed. F. Cogley ; music by Wm E. Bock.
0098     If I only had a dollah of my own / arr. by J. Del Vecho ; words & music by Bogert & O Brien.
0099     Pickaninny Mose / lyric by Chas. H. Brown & Otis F. Wood ; music by Rollin Bond.
0100     The death of Little Eva & Uncle Tom / composed & respectfully dedicated to Mrs. Harriett Beecher Stowe ; poetry by Chas. L. Bennison ; music by Isaac N. Bonney.
0101     I needs you very badly Liza Jane / words by Charles Horwitz ; music by Frederick V. Bowers.
0102     Jest a misunderstandin' wid ma lady love / words by Charles Horwitz ; music by Frederick V Bowers.
0103     Aint got nothin', never had nothin', don't want nothin' but you / by James Brachman.
0104     The old banjo / words by Bob Lively ; music composed expressly for J.P. Ordway Esq. by I. Louis Brackett.
0105     Adolphus Morninglory
0106     Sam Johnson's colored cake walk / words by Edward Harrigan ; music by Dave Braham.
0107     Waiters' chorus, or, Two more to come / words by Edward Harrigan ; music by Dave Braham.
0108     Emancipation day / words by G.L. Stout ; music by Dave Braham.
0109     Oh!  Dat low bridge! / words by Edward Harrigan ; music by Dave Braham.
0110     On de rainbow road / words by Edward Harrigan ; music by Dave Braham.
0111     Put on your bridal veil / words by Edward Harrigan ; music by Dave Braham.
0112     The Skidmore fancy ball / written by Ed. Harrigan ; music by Dave Braham.
0113     The Skids are out to-night / words by Edward Harrigan ; music by Dave Braham.
0114     The Skids are on review / words by Edward Harrigan ; music by David Braham.
0115     South Fifth Avenue / words by Edward Harrigan ; music by Dave Braham.
0116     Massa's wedding night / words by Edward Harrigan ; music by Dave Braham.
0117     The old black crow / words by Edward Harrigan ; music by Dave Braham.
0118     Slavery's passed away / words by Edward Harrigan ; music by Dave Braham.
0119     Slavery days / words by Ed. Harrigan ; music by Dave Braham.
0120     Slavery days / words by Ed. Harrigan ; music by Dave Braham.
0121     Slavery days / words by Ed. Harrigan ; music by Dave Braham.
0122     Walking for dat cake / written by Ed. Harrigan ; music by Dave Braham.
0123     The sunny side of Thompson Street / words by Edward Harrigan ; music by Dave Braham.
0124     Don't take me back to slavery / words by William B. Dever ; music by John Braham.
0125     Honey does you love yer man? / words by Walter H. Ford ; music by John W. Bratton.
0126     I got all I can do to keep my hands off you / words by Walter H. Ford ; music by John W. Bratton.
0127     I want to play Hamlet / words by Paul West ; music by John W. Bratton.
0128     The little black man / words by Paul West ; music by John W. Bratton.
0129     Mandy, from Mandalay / words by Walter H. Ford ; music by John W. Bratton.
0130     My Sunflower Sue / words by Walter H. Ford ; music by John W. Bratton.
0131     Somebody's been around here since I've been gone / lyric by Paul West ; music by John W. Bratton.
0132     Kentucky Rose / by Walter Bray.
0133     My gal / written, composed and sung by Walter Bray.
0134     Oh yes, we all will be dar! / words & music by Walter Bray.
0135     Good Lord'll help me on my way / composed by Will H. Bray ; arranged by Jesse Williams.
0136     We'll meet in de light of de moon / words and music by Will H. Bray.
0137     The best I get, is "there he goes" / words and music by Joe Bren.
0138     I don't know where I'm goin', but I'm on my way / words and music by Joe Bren.
0139     If the can canny cannibals captured New York town / by Brennan, Moore & Story.
0140     When it's cotton pickin' time in Tennessee / words by Jack Caddigan ; music by James A. Brennan.
0141     When the steamboats on the Swanee whistle rag-time / words by Jack Caddigan ; music by Jas. A. Brennan.
0142     Ma black Pearl / words by Chas. W. Doty ; music by Edwin S. Brill.
0143     Ma lady Lu / words by Chas. W. Doty ; music by Edwin S. Brill.
0144     Ma lady Lu / words by Chas. W. Doty ; music by Edwin S. Brill.
0145     Ma lady Lu / words by Chas. W. Doty ; music by Edwin S. Brill.
0146     Ma lady Lu / words by Chas. W. Doty ; music by Edwin S. Brill.
0147     Ma lady Lu / words by Chas. W. Doty ; music by Edwin S. Brill.
0148     Ma lady Lu / words by Chas. W. Doty ; music by Edwin S. Brill.
0149     Ma lady Lu / words by Chas. W. Doty ; music by Edwin S. Brill.
0150     Ma lady Lu / words by Chas. W. Doty ; music by Edwin S. Brill.
0151     Ma lady moon / words by Chas. W. Doty ; music by Edwin S. Brill.
0152     Young Eph's jubilee / words by J.B. Murphy ; music composed by W.H. Brockway.
0153     Wish you could hab seen dat nigger's eye / words and music by Lena Leota Brooks.
0154     The darktown strutters' ball / words and music by Shelton Brooks.
0155     The darktown strutters' ball / words and music by Shelton Brooks.
0156     The darktown strutters' ball / words and music by Shelton Brooks.
0157     The darktown strutters' ball / words and music by Shelton Brooks.
0158     The darktown strutters' ball / words and music by Shelton Brooks.
0159     The darktown strutters' ball / words and music by Shelton Brooks.
0160     The darktown strutters' ball / words and music by Shelton Brooks.
0161     I wonder where my easy rider's gone? / words and music by Shelton Brooks.
0162     Ev'ry darkey had a raglan on / arranged by Theo. H. Northrup ; written and composed by Brown & Allen.
0163     I wish I was in heaven sittin' down / words and music by Fleta Jan Brown.
0164     I'll do as much for you / words & music by Harry Brown, Chris Smith.
0165     Keep a-watchin' dis coon / words and music by Raymond A. Browne.
0166     Pickaninny, it's time you was in bed / words and music by Raymond A. Brown.
0167     The darktown strutters' ball / words and music by Shelton Brooks.
0168     What's the use of knockin' when a man is down / words and music by Bryan and Edwards.
0169     What's the use of knockin' when a man is down / words and music by Bryan and Edwards.
0170     Ram-a-jam, or, I want dat man / written & composed by Francis J. Bryant.
0171     Come after breakfast / written by James Tim Brymn, James Burris, Chris Smith.
0172     Down in sunny Alabama / words by James Burrell ; music by James T. Brymn.
0173     Down in sunny Alabama / words by James Burrell ; music by James T. Brymn.
0174     My little Zulu babe / words by W.S. Estren ; music by Jas. T. Brymn.
0175     Please let me sleep / words by R.C. McPherson ; music by James T. Brymn.
0176     Please let me sleep / words by R.C. McPherson ; music by James T. Brymn.
0177     Say, Lize, will you be my honey? / words by W.S. Estren ; music by Jas. T. Brymn.
0178     Those tantalizing eyes / words by R.C. McPherson ; music by Jas. T. Brymn.
0179     Creole lover's song / words by Edmund C. Stedman ; music by Dudley Buck.
0180     Creole lover's song / words by Edmund C. Stedman ; music by Dudley Buck.
0181     Creole lover's song / words by Edmund C. Stedman ; music by Dudley Buck.
0182     Creole lover's song / words by Edmund C. Stedman ; music by Dudley Buck.
0183     Juney at the gate / music by Ole Bull Jr. ; words by Peter Swift ; arranged for the piano by W.P. Cunnington.
0184     Juney at the gate / music by Ole Bull Jr. ; words by Peter Swift ; arranged for the piano by W.P. Cunnington.
0185     Oh darkie dont you linger / words by S.S. Steele ; music by Frederick Buckley.
0186     You need'nt make dem goo-goo eyes / words and music by Thos D. Buick.
0187     The old slave's lament / words and music by A.E. Burger.
0188     Mistah Moonshine / lyric by Adam Breede ; music by Charles S. Burnham.
0189     De red rose is sighin' / words by Frank L. Stanton ; [music by] Charles S. Burnham.
0190     De slav'ry chains am broke at last / arranged by J. H. W. ; words by Jas. A. Bland ; music by Samuel Butler.
0191     Come back, Mirandy / words by Maurice Harnett ; music by James Byrnes.
0192     The ghost of the banjo coon / words by James O'Dea ; music by Anna Caldwell.
0193     Shew! Fly, don't bother me / words by Billy Reeves ; arr. by Rollin Howard.
0194     Shew! Fly, don't bother me / words by Billy Reeves ; music by Frank Campbell ; arr. by Rollin Howard.
0195     Shew! Fly, don't bother me / words by Billy Reeves ; music by Frank Campbell ; arr. by Rollin Howard.
0196     Shew! Fly, don't bother me / words by Billy Reeves ; music by Frank Campbell ; arr. by Rollin Howard.
0197     Shew! Fly, don't bother me / words by Billy Reeves ; music by Frank Campbell ; arr. by Rollin Howard.
0198     Albany, or, Dat's de only town looks good to me / words by May Irwin ; music by Hughie Cannon ; arr. by Al La Rue.
0199     Bill Bailey, won't you please come home? / words and music by Hughie Cannon.
0200     Bill Bailey, won't you please come home? / words and music by Hughie Cannon.
0201     Bill Bailey, won't you please come home? / words and music by Hughie Cannon.
0202     Bill Bailey, won't you please come home? / words and music by Hughie Cannon.
0203     Bill Bailey, won't you please come home? / words and music by Hughie Cannon.
0204     Bill Bailey, won't you please come home? / words and music by Hughie Cannon.
0205     Don't you never take no ten cent drink on me / words by John Queen ; music by Hughie Cannon.
0206     Don't you think you'd like to fondle me / words and music by Hughie Cannon.
0207     I don't want no Jonah hangin' round / words & music by Hughie Cannon.
0208     I hates to get up early in the morn / words by John Queen ; music by Hugh Cannon.
0209     Just because she made dem goo-goo eyes / words by John Queen ; music by Hughey Cannon.
0210     Just because she made dem goo-goo eyes / words by John Queen ; music by Hughey Cannon.
0211     Just because she made dem goo-goo eyes / words by John Queen ; music by Hughey Cannon.
0212     Just because she made dem goo-goo eyes / words by John Queen ; music by Hughey Cannon.
0213     Just because she made dem goo-goo eyes / words by John Queen ; music by Hughey Cannon.
0214     Possum pie, or, The stuttering coon / words by Jos. C. Farrell ; music by Hughie Cannon.
0215     I love my honey, yes I do / by Will C. Carleton.
0216     When you hear Jackson moan on his saxophone / words and music by Earl Carroll.
0217     At Mammy's fireside / words by Ballard Macdonald ; music by Harry Carroll.
0218     Georgia land / words by Arthur Fields ; music by Harry Carroll.
0219     The colored grenadier / arranged by Ned Straight ; words and music by Johnny Carroll.
0220     Join hands together / words and music by William Carroll.
0221     Samuel Johnsing / written and composed by H.S. Cartee.
0222     Poor Uncle Pete / words by Ed. Harrigan ; music by Wm. Carter.
0223     The Skidmore Guard / words by Edward Harrigan ; music by William Carter ; arranged by Dave Braham.
0224     Skidmore Guard / words by Edward Harrigan ; music arranged by Dave Braham.
0225     Skidmore Guard / words by Edward Harrigan ; music arranged by Dave Braham.
0226     I got mine / words by John Queen ; music by Chas. Cartwell.
0227     The pick-a-ninny / words & music by Harry Castling.
0228     Sambo's invitation / words by W.H. Delehanty ; [music by] E.N. Catlin.
0229     De Bully's weddin' night / arr. by Monroe H. Rosenfeld ; words by Will C. Carleton ; music by J.W. Cavanagh.
0230     De new bully / words by Will C. Carleton ; music by J.W. Cavanagh.
0231     De new bully / words by Will C. Carleton ; music by J.W. Cavanagh.
0232     O darkies, don't yer 'member / libretto by R.A. Barnett ; music by G.W. Chadwick.
0233     The old log cabin in the lane / written by Grace Carlton ; music by J.C. Chamberlain.
0234     Hold dat train / words by Neile Edwards ; music by Wallace C. Chambers.
0235     She ain't ma gal no mo' / written by Scott Brampton ; composed by Chas. A. Chase.
0236     Hear the darkies sing / words by Harry Rivers ; music by R.A.A. Chase.
0237     Just because my face ain't white / Thurland Chattaway.
0238     Little black me / by Thurland Chattaway.
0239     Little black me / by Thurland Chattaway.
0240     My honey Lou / by Thurland Chattaway.
0241     Mammy's honey sweetness / words by Frank L. Stanton ; music by F.H. Cheeswright.
0242     My fairy coon / words and music by Thomas Chilvers.
0243     Waitin' for you my honey / words and music by Thos. H. Chilvers.
0244     You can't boss me / words by Mildred Lawrence ; music by Thos. H. Chilvers.
0245     Susy Anna Simson / [composed by & for Geo. Christy and Wood's Minstrels]
0246     Tildy Ann / words and music by Billy Clark.
0247     Cindy, my black belle, do! / arr. by Chas. Jerome Wilson ; words and music by Charles Clinton Clark.
0248     The coon that wore the first shirt waist / words & music by C.C. Clark.
0249     Mammy's little Dinah / arranged by Charles Jerome Wilson ; words and music by Charles Clinton Clark.
0250     Lina, my jet black queen / words by Spencer Wright ; music by Maurice Clark.
0251     Coloured angels, or, Is dar any coloured angels dar? / written & composed by Nat Clifford.
0252     If that ain't winning a home, well, I don't know / written & sung with great success by Clifford & Huth ; [adapted from melody by Harry S. Miller]
0253     The coon from the moon / words and music by Jake Cline.
0254     My lady Chlo' / [words by] Myron V. Freese ; [music by] H. Clough-Leighter.
0255     My lady Chlo' / [words by] Myron V. Freese ; [music by] H. Clough-Leighter.
0256     My lady Chlo' / [words by] Myron V. Freese ; [music by] H. Clough-Leighter.
0257     My lady Chlo' / [words by] Myron V. Freese ; [music by] H. Clough-Leighter.
0258     Creole cradle song / words by M.F. ; music by G.H. Clutsam.
0259     Ma curly-headed babby / composed by George H. Clutsam.
0260     My curly-headed babby / composed by G.H. Clutsam.
0261     Croon, croon, underneat de moon / words by M.F. ; music by G.H. Clutsam.
0262     Croon, Croon, underneat' de moon / words by M.F. ; music by G.H. Clutsam.
0263     Ma curly-headed babby / composed by G.H. Clutsam.
0264     Alabama jubilee / words by Jack Yellen ; music by George L. Cobb.
0265     All aboard for Dixie land / words by Jack Yellen ; music by George L. Cobb.
0266     All aboard for Dixie land / words by Jack Yellen ; music by George L. Cobb.
0267     All aboard for Dixie land / words by Jack Yellen ; music by George L. Cobb.
0268     Listen to that Dixie band / words by Jack Yellen ; music by George L. Cobb.
0269     Listen to that Dixie band / words by Jack Yellen ; music by George L. Cobb.
0270     Listen to that Dixie band / words by Jack Yellen ; music by George L. Cobb.
0271     Mister melody man / words & music by George L. Cobb.
0272     Alabama jubilee / words by Jack Yellen ; music by George L. Cobb.
0273     Oh' dars but little consolation / words and music by George H. Coes.
0274     The Brinkley coon / words and music by Geo. M. Cohan.
0275     The Gibson coon / piano arr. by Chas. J. Gebest ; words & music by Geo. M. Cohan.
0276     The warmest baby in the bunch / words & music by Geo. M. Cohan.
0277     The warmest baby in the bunch / words & music by Geo. M. Cohan.
0278     Possum / words by G.A. Scofield ; music by J.B. Cohen.
0279     A plantation ditty / [words by] Frank L. Stanton ; [music by] S.C. Colburn.
0280     Gimme de leavins / words by J.W. Johnson ; music by Bob Cole.
0281     Gimme de leavins / words by J.W. Johnson ; music by Bob Cole.
0282     Louisiana Lize / composed by Bob Cole ; words and music [edited] by J.W. and Rosamond Johnson.
0283     Louisiana Lize / composed by Bob Cole ; words and music [edited] by J.W. and Rosamond Johnson.
0284     Louisiana Lize / composed by Bob Cole ; words and music [edited] by J.W. and Rosamond Johnson.
0285     The luckiest coon in town / by Bob Cole and Billy Johnson.
0286     Mr. Coon you're all right in your place / by Bob Cole & Billy Johnson.
0287     Sambo and Dinah / lyrics by Bob Cole and James W. Johnson ; music by Bob Cole.
0288     That certain party / words and music by Bob Cole.
0289     Under the bamboo tree / by Bob Cole.
0290     Under the bamboo tree / by Bob Cole.
0291     Under the bamboo tree / by Bob Cole.
0292     Under the bamboo tree / by Bob Cole.
0293     The wedding of the Chinee and the coon / words by Billy Johnson ; music by Bob Cole (arr. by Theo. F. Morse)
0294     You'll have to choose another baby, now / words by Billy Johnson ; music by Bob Cole.
0295     Uncle Tom's grave / written by J. H. Jewell ; composed by A. Whitcombe.
0296     Tapioca / Edward Warden.
0297     Just because she made dem goo-goo eyes / words by John Queen ; music by Hughey Cannon.
0298     Just because she made dem goo-goo eyes / words by John Queen ; music by Hughey Cannon.
0299     Just because she made dem goo-goo eyes / words by John Queen ; music by Hughey Cannon.
0300     The luckiest coon in town / by Bob Cole and Billy Johnson.
0301     Carry me home to Tennessee / sung by Christy's Minstrels ; [composed by] Charlie C. Converse.
0302     Yo! Yah! Yo! Strike the old banjo / words and music by Charlie C. Converse ; sung by Christy's Minstrels.
0303     De hal-le-lu band / written & composed by Frank B. Converse.
0304     Evah dahkey is a king / words by E.P. Moran & Paul Laurence Dunbar ; music by John H. Cook.
0305     Bon bon Buddy / words by Alex Rogers ; music by Will Marion Cook.
0306     Bon bon Buddy / words by Alex Rogers ; music by Will Marion Cook.
0307     Brown-skin baby mine / words by Will Marion Cook and Cecil Mack ; music by Will Marion Cook.
0308     Down de lover's lane / music by Paul Lawrence Dunbar ; music by Will Marion Cook.
0309     An explanation / by James Weldon Johnson ; set to music by Will Marion Cook.
0310     Good evenin' / [words] by Paul Laurence Dunbar and [music by] Will Marion Cook.
0311     It's allas de same in Dixie / words by Richard Grant ; music by Will Marion Cook.
0312     Kinky / words by "Mord" Allen and J. Ed. Green ; music by Will Marion Cook.
0313     My lady / [words by] Paul Laurence Dunbar ; refrain by W.M.C. ; [music by] Will Marion Cook.
0314     On emancipation day / words by Paul Laurence Dunbar ; music by Will Marion Cook.
0315     Rain song / [words by] Alex. Rogers ; [music by] Will Marion Cook.
0316     Swing along! / words and music by Will Marion Cook.
0317     Wid de moon, moon, moon / music by Will Marion Cook ; words by William Moore.
0318     Ol' Car'lina / words and music by James Francis Cooke.
0319     Dinahs serenade / words & music by W.D. Corrister.
0320     Dinahs serenade / words & music by W.D. Corrister.
0321     Dreamin' in de twilight / Lytton Cox.
0322     Show the white of yo' eye / words & music by Stanley Crawford.
0323     Show the white of yo' eye / words & music by Stanley Crawford.
0324     Show the white of yo' eye / words & music by Stanley Crawford.
0325     Ev'rybody's crazy 'bout the doggone blues / by Creamer and Layton.
0326     I'll sing you a song / Creamer & Layton.
0327     (I'm waiting for you) Liza Jane / by Creamer & Layton.
0328     Gal from the South / music composed by L.V.H. Crosby.
0329     The slave mother / words & music by L.V.H. Crosby.
0330     The slave mother / words & music by L.V.H. Crosby.
0331     Cleo / words by George Totten Smith ; music by Warner Crosby.
0332     Topsy's in town / words by Al. Trahern ; music by Warner Crosby.
0333     Sleepy-haid / words and music by Margaret Crosse.
0334     Sleepy-haid / words and music by Margeret [i.e. Margaret] Crosse.
0335     Uncle Tom's grave / words by Mrs. R.S. Nichols ; arranged by [i.e. music by] William Cumming.
0336     Poor old Jake / written by C.H. Haynes ; music by Edwd. S. Cummings.
0337     You can't shake that shimmie here / lyric by Alex Rogers ; music by Ford T. Dabney.
0338     Can't live without yer, or, "Come back to Indiana" / words and music by Harry Dacre.
0339     I can't think ob nuthin' else but you, or, Luli Lu / words and music by Harry Dacre.
0340     Let me take yer home again / words & music by Harry Dacre.
0341     Rainbow in de sky / written and composed by Harry Dacre.
0342     Cotton pickin' time in Alabam' / words by Harold L. Cool ; music by Arthur J. Daly.
0343     Chicken reel / words by Jos. Mittenthal ; music by Jos. M. Daly.
0344     In the heart of the city that has no heart / words by Thos. S. Allen ; music by Joseph M. Daly.
0345     Ole folks in the lane / written by Saml. N. Mitchell ; composed by Geo. Dana.
0346     Fare thee, Lizzie Lee / words by Earle C. Jones ; music by Chas. N. Daniels.
0347     When my dark Diana dreams of me / words by Earle C. Jones ; music by Charles N. Daniels.
0348     Meet me in de lane / words by Rebecca L. Hooper ; music by Mabel W. Daniels.
0349     Come back to de ole plantation / words by Arthur W. French ; music by H.P. Danks.
0350     Everybody's pickin' on me / words by Irving Lewis ; music by Isabell D'Armond.
0351     Coonville's cullud band / by Davids and Meakim.
0352     Liza does you love your coon? / words and music by W.C. Davies.
0353     Give me back my husband, you've had him long e'nuff / words and music by Jos. Jno. Davilla.
0354     At the high brown babies' ball / words and music by Benny Davis, Sid Erdman and Ernie Erdman.
0355     At the high brown babies' ball / words and music by Benny Davis, Sid Erdman and Ernie Erdman.
0356     Mammy's little sugar plum / by Benny Davis and Ernie Erdman.
0357     Get on your sneakshoes children! / words and music by Gussie L. Davis.
0358     I'm the father of a little black coon / written by Charles Hunn & George Golden ; composed by G.L. Davies.
0359     Sing again that sweet refrain, or, Far from the old folks at home / words & music by Gussie L. Davis.
0360     Sing again that sweet refrain, or, Far from the old folks at home / words & music by Gussie L. Davis.
0361     When I do the hoochy-coochy in the sky / written & composed by Gussie L. Davis.
0362     Ma honey gal / words & music by James H. Davis.
0363     When you go back to that lonesome town of mine / by Eli Dawson.
0364     All I wants is ma chickens / arr. by W.H. Tyers ; words & music by Deas & Wilson.
0365     All I wants is ma chickens / arr. by G.M. Rosenberg ; words & music by Deas & Wilson.
0366     Poor Charlie, or, The old slave who ran away & was carried back to his master / by Daisy Dell.
0367     Slave song / words from "Father Christmas annual" ; music by Teresa Del Riego.
0368     Slave song / words from "Father Christmas annual" ; music by Teresa Del Riego.
0369     Slave song / words from "Father Christmas annual" ; music by Teresa Del Riego.
0370     Miss Lou / words and music by C.M. Denison.
0371     My Susie / words by John W. Parks ; music by John H. Densmore.
0372     Pickaninny dreams / words by Sam Coslow ; music by Peter De Rose ; arr. by Eugene Platzman.
0373     The butterfly dude / words and music by Sam. Devere.
0374     Alabama lullaby / by Cal De Voll.
0375     Alabama lullaby / by Cal De Voll.
0376     Alabama lullaby / by Cal De Voll.
0377     Alabama lullaby / by Cal De Voll.
0378     Ma Susie Anna / words and music by Jimmy Dewey.
0379     Ma little banjo / [words by] Arthur Rutherford ; [music by] Wm. Dichmont.
0380     Ma little banjo / [words by] Arthur Rutherford ; [music by] Wm. Dichmont.
0381     There's a nigger in the moon / arr. by Emil Biermann ; words and music by J.W. Dick.
0382     Tell me honey / words by George Sidney and music by Herbert Dillea.
0383     Oh Henry! Mammy surely paddled me / words & music by Harold Dixon.
0384     Come right in, sit right down, make yourself at home / words by Bob White & Alfred Anderson ; music by Will. H. Dixon.
0385     Medley of songs no. 3 / by C.R. Dockstader.
0386     I love the land of Old Black Joe / lyric by Grant Clarke ; melody by Walter Donaldson.
0387     My mammy / words by Joe Young and Sam Lewis ; music by Walter Donaldson.
0388     We'll have a jubilee in my old Kentucky home / lyric by Coleman Goetz ; music by Walter Donaldson.
0389     We'll have a jubilee in my old Kentucky home / lyric by Coleman Goetz ; music by Walter Donaldson.
0390     We'll have a jubilee in my old Kentucky home / lyric by Coleman Goetz ; music by Walter Donaldson.
0391     We'll have a jubilee in my old Kentucky home / lyric by Coleman Goetz ; music by Walter Donaldson.
0392     We'll have a jubilee in my old Kentucky home / lyric by Coleman Goetz ; music by Walter Donaldson.
0393     We'll have a jubilee in my old Kentucky home / lyric by Coleman Goetz ; music by Walter Donaldson.
0394     We'll have a jubilee in my old Kentucky home / lyric by Coleman Goetz ; music by Walter Donaldson.
0395     We'll have a jubilee in my old Kentucky home / lyric by Coleman Goetz ; music by Walter Donaldson.
0396     We'll have a jubilee in my old Kentucky home / lyric by Coleman Goetz ; music by Walter Donaldson.
0397     We'll have a jubilee in my old Kentucky home / lyric by Coleman Goetz ; music by Walter Donaldson.
0398     We'll have a jubilee in my old Kentucky home / lyric by Coleman Goetz ; music by Walter Donaldson.
0399     We'll have a jubilee in my old Kentucky home / lyric by Coleman Goetz ; music by Walter Donaldson.
0400     We'll have a jubilee in my old Kentucky home / lyric by Coleman Goetz ; music by Walter Donaldson.
0401     We'll have a jubilee in my old Kentucky home / lyric by Coleman Goetz ; music by Walter Donaldson.
0402     We'll have a jubilee in my old Kentucky home / lyric by Coleman Goetz ; music by Walter Donaldson.
0403     We'll have a jubilee in my old Kentucky home / lyric by Coleman Goetz ; music by Walter Donaldson.
0404     My friend from my home / words by Pete G. Hampton ; music by Fred. Douglas.
0405     My friend from my home / words by Pete G. Hampton ; music by Fred. Douglas.
0406     De coon dat's caught ma eye / words by Ottie E. Colburn ; music by H.W.W. Downes.
0407     I'se your nigger if you wants me Liza Jane / by Paul Dresser.
0408     You'se just a little nigger, still you'se mine, all mine / words and music by Paul Dresser.
0409     Dem white pants / words by James T. Powers ; music by Max Dreyfus.
0410     The lady with the auburn hair / words by Andrew B. Sterling ; music by Max Dreyfus.
0411     Make no mistake / written & composed by Duffee and Belli.
0412     De huckleberry picnic / arr. by F. Louis ; words and music by Frank Dumont.
0413     De huckleberry picnic / arr. by F. Louis ; words and music by Frank Dumont.
0414     Plant a watermelon on my grave and let the juice soak through / by Frank Dumont & R.P. Lilly.
0415     Since I saw de cotton grow : / words and music by Frank Dumont.
0416     Which road is you gwine to take? / Frank Dumont.
0417     Which road is you gwine to take? / Frank Dumont.
0418     I'm having a million-dollar dream / words and music by M. F. Dunn.
0419     My gal from Honolulu / words by Maggie D. Brainard ; music by Geo. E. Ebert.
0420     Dat's just what "expotentisious" means / words & music by Shepard N. Edmonds.
0421     I ain't going back to Baltimo' no mo' / by Shep Edmonds.
0422     I'm goin' to live anyhow, 'till I die / words and music by Shepard N. Edmonds.
0423     All I wants is my black baby back / words & music by Gus Edwards & Tom Daley.
0424     I couldn't stand to see ma baby lose / words by Will D. Cobb ; music by Gus. Edwards.
0425     I don't care to be your lady friend no more / words by Will D. Cobb ; music by Gus Edwards.
0426     My charcoal charmer / words by Will D. Cobb ; music by Gus. Edwards.
0427     If every star was a little pickaninny / words by Joe McCarthy ; music by Leo Edwards.
0428     Do de angels weep? / words by Will A. Cook ; music by C.A. Egener.
0429     You can search me / words & music by Elliott & Gorton.
0430     De Louisiana canebrakes / written and composed by Edward S. Ellis.
0431     Remus takes the cake / words by Wallace H. Becker ; music by Jacob Henry Ellis.
0432     The happy contraband / Emerson.
0433     Little Eva / poetry by John G. Whittier ; music by Manuel Emilio.
0434     High Daddy / by Dan. D. Emmett.
0435     Old K. Y. Ky. / arranged by W.L. Hobbs ; words & music by D.D. Emmett.
0436     A royal coon / words by "Jolly" John Larkins ; music by James R. Europe.
0437     Come and kiss your baby if you love me true / words & music by Geo. Evans.
0438     Dat yaller gal by my side / words and music by George Evans.
0439     Standing on the corner, didn't mean no harm! / by Geo. Evans.
0440     When it's moonlight on the levee, Caroline / words by Richard H. Gerard ; music by George Evans.
0441     The coon with the yaller streak / written and composed by Barney Fagan.
0442     My blackbird / words and music by Barney Fagan.
0443     My gal is a high born lady / words and music by Barney Fagan ; arr. by Gustave Luders.
0444     My gal is a high born lady / words and music by Barney Fagan.
0445     Honey won't you let me know / by Farrell & Frantzen.
0446     Honey won't you let me know / written & composed by Farrell & Frantzen.
0447     There's only one and dat ain't you / words and music by Fred C. Farrell.
0448     When Mistah Sun am blazin' / words by P.H.A.; music by Phyllis Fergus.
0449     When Mistah Sun am blazin' / words by P.H.A.; music by Phyllis Fergus.
0450     Chili sauce /
0451     If the man in the moon were a coon / by Fred Fischer.
0452     If the man in the moon were a coon / by Fred Fischer.
0453     If the man in the moon were a coon / by Fred Fischer.
0454     If the man in the moon were a coon / by Fred Fischer.
0455     If the man in the moon were a coon / by Fred Fischer.
0456     I've said my last farewell / words by Ed. Rose ; music by Fred. Fischer.
0457     Richmond is ours! / words by A.J.H. Duganne ; music by Mrs. E.A. Parkhurst.
0458     I've said my last farewell / words by Ed. Rose ; music by Fred. Fischer.
0459     Gabie / words by Frank Tannehill, Jr. ; music by Alb. H. Fitz.
0460     You ain't de only coon in town / words & music by Alb. H. Fitz.
0461     Sleep, my kinky headed coon / John J. Fitzpatrick.
0462     Eva to her papa / composed by G.C. Howard ; sung by Cordelia Howard.
0463     Away down South, 'way down where I was born / words and music by John Ford.
0464     Massa's in de cold ground / written & composed by Stephen C. Foster.
0465     Massa's in de cold ground / written & composed by Stephen C. Foster.
0466     Massa's in de cold ground / words and music by Stephen C. Foster.
0467     Nelly was a lady / words and music by Stephen C. Foster.
0468     Nelly was a lady / words and music by Stephen C. Foster.
0469     Old Black Joe / written and composed by Stephen C. Foster.
0470     Old black Joe / written & composed by Stephen C. Foster.
0471     Old folks at home / written and composed by E.P. Christy.
0472     Old folks at home / written and composed by E.P. Christy.
0473     Old folks at home / written and composed by E.P. Christy ; [arranged for the guitar by G.F.H. Laurence]
0474     The belle of Darktown: plantation song / words by Chas. E. Washburn ; music by Wm. A. Foster.
0475     Johnny's equal is not here / composed by C.H. Fox ; arranged by L. Meyer.
0476     Dat's me and Martha Ann / composed by Eddie Fox.
0477     She's lovely as a rose / music by Eddy Fox ; words by Bobby Newcomb ; arranged by Frank Cardella.
0478     He's jes' de same as married to me / by W.T. Francis.
0479     Honey! you'se my turtle dove / / words by Edgar Smith ; music by W.T. Francis.
0480     Honey! you'se my turtle dove / words by Edgar Smith ; music by W.T. Francis.
0481     Louiser / words and music by W.T. Francis.
0482     I likes the place so much I hates to leave / words by W.E. Browning ; music by Bernard Franklin.
0483     Ragtime Mose's oldtime bomboshay / lyric by Van and Schenck ; music by Malvin M. Franklin.
0484     Sing a good old ragtime song / words by Jack Drislane ; music by Henry Frantzen.
0485     Callin' up de coons / written by Florence Holton ; composed by Joseph Fredericks.
0486     Sucking cider thro' a straw / written and composed by W. Freear.
0487     The Coleville coon cadets, or, The boys you read about / by Harry Freeman.
0488     Honey, dat I love so well / words and music by Harry Freeman.
0489     Coon coon coon / words by Gene Jefferson ; music by Leo Friedman.
0490     Coon coon coon / words by Gene Jefferson ; music by Leo Friedman.
0491     Coon coon coon / words by Gene Jefferson ; music by Leo Friedman.
0492     Coon coon coon / words by Gene Jefferson ; music by Leo Friedman.
0493     Coon coon coon / words by Gene Jefferson ; music by Leo Friedman.
0494     Coon coon coon / words by Gene Jefferson ; music by Leo Friedman.
0495     Coon coon coon / words by Gene Jefferson ; music by Leo Friedman.
0496     Coon coon coon / words by Gene Jefferson ; music by Leo Friedman.
0497     Ise a happy, laughin' darkey / words by George E. Hasie ; music by Henry B. Funk.
0498     Does anyone know anything at all? / words by Will Heelan ; music by Seymour Furth.
0499     Does anyone know anything at all? / words by Will Heelan ; music by Seymour Furth.
0500     You're all right but you can't ring in / words by Maurice Shapiro ; music by Seymour Furth.
0501     Bring back dat ham-bone / arr. by J.H.W. ; [words and music by] Gaines and Thompson.
0502     I'll meet ole massa there / words & music by G. Galloway.
0503     Pickaninny lullaby / [words by] V.J.D. ; music by Tod B. Galloway.
0504     Big Black Lou / words by J. Aldrich Libbey ; music by M.B. Garrett.
0505     Way down in Cotton Town / by Clarence Gaskill.
0506     Don't you trifle with me, honey! / words & music by Percy Gaunt.
0507     Push dem clouds away / words and music by Percy Gaunt.
0508     You cant have your name upon my door / words by H.J. Breen ; music by T. Mayo Geary.
0509     The Dixie kid / words by Richard Henry Buck ; music by Adam Geibel.
0510     Kentucky babe / words by Richard Henry Buck ; music by Adam Geibel.
0511     Kentucky babe / words by Richard Henry Buck ; music by Adam Geibel.
0512     Kentucky babe / words by Richard Henry Buck ; music by Adam Geibel.
0513     Kentucky babe / words by Richard Henry Buck ; music by Adam Geibel.
0514     Kentucky babe / words by Richard Henry Buck ; music by Adam Geibel.
0515     Kentucky babe / words by Richard Henry Buck ; music by Adam Geibel.
0516     Kentucky babe / words by Richard Henry Buck ; music by Adam Geibel.
0517     Pensacola pickaninny / words by Richard Henry Buck ; music by Adam Geibel.
0518     Pensacola pickaninny / words by Richard Henry Buck ; music by Adam Geibel.
0519     Pensacola pickaninny / words by Richard Henry Buck ; music by Adam Geibel.
0520     Snowball Sammy / words by William H. Gardner ; music by Adam Geibel.
0521     The Suwanee shore / words by Richard Henry Buck ; music by Adam Geibel.
0522     Black-eyed Susan / words by Mark Kaben ; music by Lewis E. Gensler.
0523     You's your mammy's honey boy / words & music by William T. Gery.
0524     Mammy's shufflin' dance / words by L. Wolfe Gilbert ; music by Melville J. Gideon.
0525     Mammy's shufflin' dance / words by L. Wolfe Gilbert ; music by Melville J. Gideon.
0526     Mammy's shufflin' dance / words by L. Wolfe Gilbert ; music by Melville J. Gideon.
0527     Mammy's shufflin' dance / words by L. Wolfe Gilbert ; music by Melville J. Gideon.
0528     Mammy's shufflin' dance / words by L. Wolfe Gilbert ; music by Melville J. Gideon.
0529     Mammy's shufflin' dance / words by L. Wolfe Gilbert ; music by Melville J. Gideon.
0530     Mammy's shufflin' dance / words by L. Wolfe Gilbert ; music by Melville J. Gideon.
0531     Susie-ue / written & composed by Bert Gilbert.
0532     Susie-ue / arranged by Max Spencer ; written and composed by B. Gilbert.
0533     A dusky lullaby / [music by] Hallett Gilbert ; words by Samuel Brager.
0534     Southern lullaby / poetry by Paul Lawrence Dunbar ; music by W.W. Gilchrist.
0535     Coon Hollow capers / words by W. Murdock Lind which may be sung ad lib. ; music by Frank R. Gillis.
0536     Sleep ma pickaninies sleep / words & music by Howard M. Githens.
0537     The Georgian slave / composed by S. Glover.
0538     Phoebe Morel / poetry by Charles Jefferys ; music by Stephen Glover.
0539     Phoebe Morel, or, I had a dream, a happy dream / poetry by Charles Jeffreys ; music by Stephen Glover.
0540     Tom Loker / [words] written by W.J. Wetmore ; [music] arranged and partly composed by Chs. E. Goddard.
0541     The coons' excursion / written and composed by Rudolph O. Goldsmith.
0542     Come back Massa, come back! / words by I.W. Lucas ; composed & arranged by Gomez.
0543     The darky's serenade / sung by T.B. Prendergast ; composed by R. Gonzalez.
0544     A fat li'l' feller wid his mammy's eyes / words by Frank L. Stanton ; music by Sheridan Gordon.
0545     Ma Starlight Sue / words and music by Wm. Gould.
0546     De ole time cake walk / words by Wallace Moody ; music by Lee B. Grabbe.
0547     All de darkies gittin' up! / by Jas. Grace.
0548     Old Aunt Jemima / [arr.] for banjo, by George C. Dobson ; words and music by James Grace.
0549     Mammy's little pansy / words by Geo. Graff ; music by Bert Grant.
0550     Ole Chloe an' me / words and music by George Gray.
0551     The coffee colored coon / words & music by E. Greaves.
0552     Poor old slave / words and melody by G.W.H. Griffin ; arranged for the piano by E.H.F.
0553     Poor old slave / words and melody by G.W.H. Griffin ; arranged for the piano by E.H.F.
0554     Poor old slave / words and melody by G.W.H. Griffin ; arranged for the piano by E.H.F.
0555     Poor old slave / arranged for guitar.
0556     Poor old slave / [words and melody by G.W.H. Griffin] ; arranged by E.M.F.
0557     The billet doux / written and composed by H. Craven Griffiths.
0558     Griffiths' edition of Young folks from home / written & composed expressly for & sung by Christy's Minstrels by H. Craven Griffiths.
0559     Hi! Yi! Yer off now! / by Ittalie N. Guitarr.
0560     Darktown dancin' school / lyric by Jack Yellen ; music by Albert Gumble.
0561     The coon with the big white spot / words and music by Frank J. Gurney.
0562     The coon with the big white spot / words and music by Frank J. Gurney.
0563     Justice has stricken the chains from the slave / by A.C. Gutterman [sic.]
0564     Read 'em and weep / words by Al. Bernard ; music by Walter Haenschen.
0565     Read 'em and weep / words by Al Bernard ; music by Walter Haenschen.
0566     My little chocolate cream / words by Lew H. Newcomb ; music by John T. Hall.
0567     Smile an' dry yo' eyes / words by Frank L. Stanton ; music by William John Hall.
0568     Things ain't the same, babe, I'm coming home / words by Will Tobias ; music by Will Hamer.
0569     Li'l rosebud Joe / [words by] E.C.H. ; [music by] Eber C. Hamilton.
0570     Li'l rosebud Joe / [words by] E.C.H. ; [music by] Eber C. Hamilton.
0571     Oh, Mister Grundy / words by Andrew B. Sterling ; music by George Hamilton.
0572     I'm feelin' fine / by Wesley Hamilton.
0573     I'm going to get myself a man (gal) thats all / by Wesley Hamilton.
0574     Chicken pie / words and music by Chas Hamp.
0575     Ole Shady, or, The song of the contraband / by the author of "Darling Nelly Gray."
0576     Ole Shady, or, The song of the contraband / by the author of Darling Nelly Gray.
0577     Hush your noise and go to sleep / by Richard R. Hanch.
0578     Beale Street blues / by W.C. Handy.
0579     St. Louis blues / words and music by W.C. Handy.
0580     St. Louis blues / words and music by W.C. Handy.
0581     St. Louis blues / words and music by W.C. Handy.
0582     St. Louis blues / words and music by W.C. Handy.
0583     St. Louis blues / words and music by W.C. Handy.
0584     St. Louis blues / words and music by W.C. Handy.
0585     The "St. Louis blues" / W.C. Handy.
0586     The yellow dog blues / W.C. Handy.
0587     Old Bob Ridley / written and composed by W.L. Hargrave.
0588     The black man's kissing bug / words & music by Ben. Harney.
0589     I'd give a hundred if the gal was mine / words and music by Ben Harney.
0590     Ben. Harney's Mister Johnson turn me loose / written, composed and introduced by Ben. Harney.
0591     Mister Johnson turn me loose / by Ben. Harney.
0592     You may go, but this will bring you back / words and music by Ben Harney.
0593     De cleanin' man / words by Oscar F.G. Day ; music by B.C. Harris.
0594     Ma Mississippi babe / by Chas. K. Harris.
0595     A study in black and white / lyric by Leo Wood ; music by Chas. K. Harris.
0596     Little more cider / arranged for the pianoforte by Austin Hart.
0597     Little more cider / written by Austin Hart ;[arranged for the guitar by Converse.]
0598     Little more cider / written by Austin Hart.
0599     It didn't even hesitate / words by W.E. Browning ; music by Chas. E. Hart.
0600     Dat's ma baby dat's ma honey / words and music by Joseph Hart.
0601     Every night I see that nigger standin' 'round / words and music by Joseph Hart and W.H. Matchette.
0602     Lucinda-Cinda-Jane / words and music by Joseph Hart.
0603     You can take your trunk and go to Harlem / words & music by Joseph Hart.
0604     I'm gettin' so thirsty / words & music by Jean C. Havez.
0605     Shovellin' coal / words and music by Jean C. Havez.
0606     Pickaninny Sam / lyric and music by Jean C. Havez.
0607     Little Sam / written and composed by Will. S. Hays.
0608     Little Sam / written and composed by Will. S. Hays.
0609     Little Sam / words and music by Will S. Hays.
0610     Little Sam / written and composed by Will S. Hays.
0611     An awful wicked nigger / words by S.B. Alexander ; music by Summit L. Hecht.
0612     May Irwin's "Lulu" song / written by Sigmund B. Alexander ; composed by Summit L. Hecht.
0613     Back home in Dixie where I long to be / words and music by Ernest R. Heck and Floyd E. Whitmore.
0614     Every race has a flag but the coon / words and music by Will. A. Heelan & J. Fred Helf.
0615     Every race has a flag but the coon / words and music by Will. A. Heelan & J. Fred Helf.
0616     When the coons have a dreamland of their own / by Heelan and Helf.
0617     Don't be what you ain't / words by George V. Hobart and Edwin Milton Royle ; music by Silvio Hein.
0618     Don't be what you ain't / words by George V. Hobart and Edwin Milton Royle ; music by Silvio Hein.
0619     Don't be what you ain't / words by George V. Hobart and Edwin Milton Royle ; music by Silvio Hein.
0620     Marie Cahill's Hottentot love song / lyric by Benj. Hapgood ; music by Silvio Hein.
0621     Nellyfants / lyric by Harry A. Melvin ; music by Silvio Hein.
0622     Jazzin' the blues away / words by Jeff Branen ; music by Dick Heinrich.
0623     Jazzin' the blues away / words by Jeff Branen ; music by Dick Heinrich.
0624     The booker T's are on parade to-day / words by Ed. Moran ; music by J. Fred. Helf.
0625     If money talks, it ain't on speaking terms with me / words and music by J. Fred Helf.
0626     Whar's you gone, Melindy? / words and music by J.R. Henning.
0627     The American serenade / lyric by Wm Le Baron ; music by Victor Herbert.
0628     The American serenade / lyric by Wm Le Baron ; music by Victor Herbert.
0629     The little log cabin on the hill / words by Arthur W. French ; music by Herbert Hersey.
0630     Aunt Harriet Becha Stowe / written expressly for Kunkel's Nightingale Opera Troupe by Charles Soran ; music by John H. Hewitt.
0631     Aunt Harriet Becha Stowe / written expressly for Kunkel's Nightingale Opera Troupe by Charles Soran ; music by John H. Hewitt.
0632     Honey honey gal be mine / words and music by Dorothea Hewlett.
0633     Little dark brown Lou / written by Dave Reed and Aubrey Hopwood ; composed by F. Wilbur Hill.
0634     The ghost of Uncle Tom / composed by Miss. Martha Hill.
0635     Black Annie / words and music by Hillman and Perrin.
0636     The black K.P.'s / by Hillman & Perrin.
0637     Mammy's little pumpkin colored coons / written & composed by Hillman & Perrin.
0638     Mammy's little pumpkin colored coons / written & composed by Hillman & Perrin.
0639     I'm a modern black Adonis and a dead swell, swell: coon song and chorus / words and music by Eugene Hillman.
0640     Bom-ba-shay / by Max Hoffman [i.e. Hoffmann]
0641     All coons look alike to me / words and music by Ernest Hogan.
0642     All coons look alike to me / written & composed by Ernest Hogan.
0643     Smoky mokes / words by W. Murdoch Lind ; music by A. Holzmann.
0644     Liza, I'se your man / words and music by Jas. R. Homer.
0645     Fi hi hi / originally performed by Fellows Minstrels ; written and composed by Even Horn of Fellows Ethiopian Troupe.
0646     I've lost ma baby! / Howard & Emerson.
0647     Hello! ma baby / by Howard & Emerson.
0648     Hello! ma baby / by Howard & Emerson.
0649     Hello! ma baby / by Howard & Emerson.
0650     Ma baby girl / arranged by Max Hoffman [i.e. Hoffmann] ; words and music by Howard & Emerson.
0651     The queen of charcoal alley / words by Andrew B. Sterling ; music by Howard & Emerson.
0652     Uncle Tom's glimpse of glory / words by Eliza ; music by Frank Howard.
0653     Oh! I'se so wicked / words and music by G.C. Howard.
0654     Oh! I'se so wicked / words and music by G.C. Howard.
0655     Oh! I'se so wicked / words and music by G.C. Howard.
0656     Oh! I'se so wicked / words and music by G.C. Howard.
0657     Oh! I'se so wicked / words and music by G.C. Howard.
0658     St. Clare to little Eva in heaven / words & music by Geo. C. Howard.
0659     St. Clare to little Eva in heaven / words & music by Geo. C. Howard.
0660     St. Clare to little Eva in heaven / composed, written and sung by G.C. Howard in his original character of "St. Clare" in "Uncle Tom's cabin"
0661     Tom Tit / words and music by G.C. Howard.
0662     Tom Tit / words and music by G.C. Howard.
0663     Uncle Tom's religion / words & music by Geo. C. Howard.
0664     Uncle Tom's religion / words and music by G.C. Howard.
0665     Looking for a bully / words and music by Jos. E. Howard.
0666     Clementina Ann, the flirt / written and sung by Joe Banks ; music by Rollin Howard.
0667     Hea' comes ma baby / words & music by J.R. Hubbell.
0668     Mama's black baby boy / words & music by Chas. Hunn.
0669     I'm going home to Clo / words by Sam'l. N. Mitchell ; music by William A. Huntley.
0670     I'm going home to Clo / words by Sam'l. N. Mitchell ; music by William A. Huntley.
0671     Little Topsy's song / words by Eliza Cook ; music by Asa B. Hutchinson.
0672     Nelly Clyde / sung by Kunkel's Nightingale Opera Troupe ; composed by Ed. F. Hutchinson.
0673     Mamie! Come kiss your honey boy / words and music by May Irwin.
0674     'Mandy / words & music by May Irwin.
0675     My baby I'll go too / May Irwin.
0676     Can't-yer-koon-jine? / [words] by Edward Marble ; music arr. by Adam Itzel.
0677     That coon got lucky mighty soon / words and music by Bill Jackson.
0678     A little bit o' honey / words by W.G. Wilson ; music by Carrie Jacobs-Bond.
0679     A little bit o' honey / words by W.G. Wilson ; music by Carrie Jacobs-Bond.
0680     A little bit o' honey / words by W.G. Wilson ; music by Carrie Jacobs-Bond.
0681     Eva's parting / written by Mary A. Collier ; music composed by F. James.
0682     My coal black lady / written and composed by W.T. Jefferson.
0683     My coal black lady / written and composed by W.T. Jefferson.
0684     My coal black lady / written and composed by W.T. Jefferson.
0685     I don't play no favorites / words & music by Al. Johns.
0686     Uncle Dan'l's jined de saints / words by H.R.S. ; music by Johnson.
0687     Hark! Don't you hear dem bells a ringing, or, Rolling up de hill to Zion / words by Charlie Reed ; music by J. Carroll Johnson.
0688     Mammy's Carolina twins / words and music by Lee Johnson.
0689     My Honolulu lady / words and music by Lee Johnson.
0690     My Honolulu lady / words and music by Lee Johnson.
0691     My Honolulu lady / words and music by Lee Johnson.
0692     The new bully / comp[osed] by Lee Johnson ; arr by Doc Albert.
0693     Vi'ginia, ma baby / words & music by Harry Jonas.
0694     The ham fat man / by A. Jones.
0695     I don't allow no coon to hurt my feelin's / written & composed by Irving Jones.
0696     I'm livin' easy / words & music by Irving Jones.
0697     Let me bring my clothes back home / words and music by Irving Jones.
0698     A life by de galley fire, or, A home in de good ole ship / words anon. ; music by Cuffy Josslin.
0699     Penelope Ann, de baby / words & music by Cuffy Josslin.
0700     Dey stole my child away / composed and sung by F.H. Kavanaugh.
0701     I'll be ready for de weddin by and by / arr. by J. Schwenseck ; words and music by Wm. T. Keefer.
0702     Everything is ragtime now / words by Geo. Totten Smith ; music by Robert A. Keiser.
0703     Song of the Negro boatman, at Port Royal / words by John G. Whittier ; music by E.W. Kellogg.
0704     Meet me at de cross roads Hannah! / [words and music by] Ed. Kelly.
0705     Dar's somethin' about yer I like / words & music by John T. Kelly.
0706     That black man from Troy / words & music by John T. Kelly.
0707     Yer baby's a comin' to town / words and music by John T. Kelly.
0708     Climb up, ye chillun, climb! / words by Reginald P. Forrester ; music by Frank Addis Kent.
0709     Climb up, ye chillun, climb! / words by Reginald P. Forrester ; music by Frank Addis Kent.
0710     Come down, ma honey, do! / words by J.H. Wagner ; music by Gustave Kerker.
0711     Come down, ma honey, do! / words by J.H. Wagner ; music by Gustave Kerker.
0712     Mr. Johnsing's chowder / words by Hugh Morton ; music by Gustave Kerker.
0713     The coon who stole ma honey / words and music by Wm. Kerr.
0714     I'se a-waitin', ma gal, for you / words and music by Henry Wolcott Kirby.
0715     Wait for the wagon / by Geo. P. Knauff.
0716     Wait for the wagon / by Geo. P. Knauff.
0717     Can't bring him back / arr. by Max. Hoffmann ; words and music by King Kollins.
0718     Eli Green's cake walk / words by Dave Reed Jr. ; music by Sadie Koninsky.
0719     Eli Green's cake walk / words by Dave Reed Jr. ; music by Sadie Koninsky.
0720     Eli Green's cake walk / by Sadie Koninsky.
0721     The coonville guards / by J. Ed. Lakeman.
0722     The dandy colored guards / words and music by J. Ed. Lakeman.
0723     Now Hannah don't get gay / words and music by J. Ed. Lakeman.
0724     Sarah Jane Matilda / words and music by J. Ed. Lakeman.
0725     Ise gwine to de shuckin of de corn / words by Ernest De Lancey Pierson ; music by Charles Lande.
0726     Miss Hazel Brown / words by Erb Robinson ; music by the Larkins.
0727     The octoroon / words by Geo. Walt. Fleming ; [music by] Henry J. Lautz.
0728     The "Nicodemus" two step / composed by M.B. Lawry.
0729     Bye bye Belinda / written & composed by H.Y. Leavitt.
0730     Chloe / written by John P. Harrington ; composed by George Le Brunn.
0731     The dandy coloured coon / written by Richard Morton ; composed by Geo. Le Brunn.
0732     Looking for a coon like me / written by John P. Harrington ; composed by George Le Brunn.
0733     What's de matter, Uncle Sam? / words by W. Dexter Smith Jr. ; music by Alfred Lee.
0734     Where are you, three hundred dollars? / words by W. Dexter Smith Jr. ; music by R.J. Lessur.
0735     Hush yo' business, oh, go on! / words by Sager Midgley ; music by Maurice Levi.
0736     The coons are on parade / words and music by Dan Lewis ; arranged by Louis Bodecker.
0737     Fifty cents / words by Billy Mortimer ; music by Dan Lewis.
0738     Going to the silver wedding / Dan Lewis.
0739     Going to the silver wedding / Dan Lewis.
0740     Moses cart dem melon down / by Dan Lewis.
0741     Mother's request / words & music by Dan Lewis.
0742     Way over yonder / by Dan Lewis.
0743     Go 'long, go 'long / words by Ella M. Burke ; music by Jennie E. Lissenden.
0744     Hustle children / words by George Cooper ; music by Jennie E. Lissenden.
0745     I'se gwine back / words and music by J.E. Lissenden.
0746     The young folks at home / written by Frank Spencer ; music by Miss Hattie Livingston.
0747     The young folks at home / written by Frank Spencer ; music by Miss Hattie Livingston.
0748     The young folks at home / written by Frank Spencer ; music by Miss Hattie Livingston.
0749     Song of the fugitive slave / words and melody by E.W. Locke.
0750     Eliza's flight / written by Miss M.A. Collier ; music by E.J. Loder.
0751     The coon's trade-mark / words and music by Tom Logan.
0752     De camp meetin' fire bell / words written and adapted by A.L. ; music by M. Louis.
0753     Ev'rybody shout fo' ma baby / words by Q. Vincent Thomas ; music by Claude Lucas.
0754     The Negroe's departure, or, Dinah Broom / melody by F. Lynch ; words by T.B. Prendergast ; arr. for the piano by J.P. Ordway.
0755     Carve dat possum / words and music by Sam. Lucas ; arranged by Herbert Hersey.
0756     De coon dat had de razor / words by Wm. F. Quown ; music by Sam. Lucas.
0757     Dar's a lock on de chicken coop door / by Sam Lucas.
0758     Dem silver slippers / words and music by Sam Lucas.
0759     Dem silver slippers / words and music by Sam Lucas.
0760     I'm Grant and I've travelled 'round the world / S. Lucas.
0761     Oh, I'll meet you dar / words and music by Sam Lucas.
0762     Ole' Nicker Demus / words and music by Sam Lucas.
0763     Ole' Nicker Demus / words and music by Sam Lucas.
0764     Susan Brown's wedding / Sam Lucas.
0765     We ought to be thankful for that / by Sam Lucas.
0766     De old folks waiting / written by Brother Gardner ; [music by] B.E. Lucian.
0767     De old folks waiting / written by Brother Gardner ; [music by] B.E. Lucian.
0768     Poor little Chloe / composed by H.W. Luther.
0769     Dem chickens roost too high / words and music by Fred. Lyons.
0770     Go and tell Maria / words and music by Fred. Lyons.
0771     De old time darkey / by Fred Lyons.
0772     On my wedding day / words and music by Fred. Lyons.
0773     Poor old Uncle Rufe / words by Harry Bloodgood ; melody by James Maas ; arr. by John Braham.
0774     A Negro lullaby / words and music by Frederick O. McCartney.
0775     Hear dem bells / words and music by D.S. McCosh.
0776     Hear dem bells / words and music by D.S. McCosh.
0777     Don't fool, dat black gal's mine! / words & music by Harry Macdonough.
0778     Root, hog, or die  / as sung by Ordway's Aeolians.
0779     Root, hog, or die / arranged for the piano by G.W.H. Griffin.
0780     Maisie / words by Arthur Augustus Powers ; music by Donald Mac Gregor.
0781     Phoebe / words by Thos. Le Mack ; music by Andrew Mack.
0782     Sambo / written by George Dance and Thomas le Mack ; composed by Andrew Mack.
0783     I'm flying high / words & music by Thomas Le Mack.
0784     Pick up your duds and go / words & music by Thomas Le Mack.
0785     Dar's a new coon weddin' / words & music by A.S. MacKenzie.
0786     Ma li'l sweet sunbeam / Vivian Gray (Miss Mabel McKinley)
0787     I got my baby back / words & music by T.B. McMahon.
0788     Take me back babe / written & composed by T. Barrett McMahon.
0789     My Polly Ann / [words written by and] as sung by Dave Reed ; [music by T. McNally]
0790     Nancy Fat / arr'd. by C. Glover ; [written and sung with the greatest success by Dave Reed] ; [music by T. McNally]
0791     Sally, come up / words by T. Ramsey ; music by E.W. Mackney.
0792     Sally come up / arranged for the piano forte by Fredrick Buckley.
0793     Sally, come up / words by T. Ramsey ; music by E.W. Mackney.
0794     Don't wake my pickaninny / written, composed and introduced with great success by the real coons Ed and Frank Mallory.
0795     Climb de golden fence / words by Hattie Starr ; music by Nat Mann.
0796     Honey! You'se ma lady love / words and music by Nat. D. Mann.
0797     Honey! You'se ma lady love / words and music by Nat. D. Mann.
0798     My little 'lasses candy coon / Nat. D. Mann.
0799     Darktown is out to-night / words and music by Will. Marion.
0800     Who dat say chicken in dis crowd / words by Paul Laurence Dunbar ; music by Will. Marion.
0801     Jine de ban' / words by Henry Denver ; music by Bertha C. Marshall.
0802     Big Dick from Boston / words and music by Mathews & Bulger.
0803     We'll be dar! / words by Hal O'McCovey.
0804     Ambolena Snow / words by Lester Bodine ; music by Geo. Maywood.
0805     Ambolena Snow / words by Lester Bodine ; music by Geo. Maywood.
0806     Fly, you blackbirds, fly / words by Lester Bodine ; music by Geo. Maywood.
0807     Poor Sister Sue / written and composed by F.F. Merceron.
0808     Baby Loo / words by Edgar Smith ; [music] by Theo. A. Metz.
0809     I'm a peach! / by Theo. A. Metz.
0810     Listen to the mocking bird / melody by Richard Milburn ; written and arranged by Alice Hawthorne.
0811     Step aside you niggers / words by Al. Nicholson ; music by S.B. Miles ; arranged by C.L. Maurer.
0812     Can't lose me, Charlie / words and music by Harry S. Miller.
0813     At a Georgia campmeeting / by Kerry Mills.
0814     At a Georgia campmeeting / by Kerry Mills.
0815     I don't want no yellow coon / words & music by H.V. Monroe.
0816     Liza Skinner / words and music by N.H. Moray.
0817     Lucille, ma lady love / by Theo. F. Morse & Bob Cole.
0818     If I only had a job / words by W.E. Browning ; music by James B. Mullen.
0819     Mandy / written and composed by J.B. Mullen.
0820     Nicodemus Johnson / as sung by Charley Pettingill at the Morris Bros. Opera House.
0821     Young Eph's lament, or, "Oh, whar will I go if dis war breaks de country up ... / written by J.B. Murphy ; and sung by S.S. Purdy.
0822     Razors in the air / sung with great success by Barry Maxwell, with the Haverly Mastodon Minstrels.
0823     The dandy colored waiters / as sung by Birch and Backus ; words by Frank Dumont ; music by W.S. Mullaly.
0824     Old Aunty Neal / composed by Saml. Myers.
0825     Summer time in Dixie / words & music by Hattie Nevada.
0826     Who's dat knocking on de ole back gate? / words by Harry Western ; music by S.E. New.
0827     Come back, my honey I'se been waiting / words by Fred N. Statia ; music by Lew. H. Newcomb.
0828     I can't help dat / written by Somebody ; composed by Nobody.
0829     Doan ye cry, ma honey / words and music by Albert W. Noll.
0830     Doan ye cry, ma honey / words and music by Albert W. Noll.
0831     Doan ye cry, ma honey / words and music by Albert W. Noll.
0832     Doan ye cry, ma honey / words and music by Albert W. Noll ; arr. by Frank J. Smith.
0833     Sue, ma Sue / words by Chas. W. Doty ; music by Theo. H. Northrup.
0834     The old cabin home / T. Paine.
0835     Ma Angeline / by Charles Sydney O'Brien ; arranged for piano by Lee Johnson.
0837     Ma Angeline / by Charles Sydney O'Brien ; arranged by Lee Johnson.
0838     Sweet Nelly Brown / words and music by J.P. Ordway.
0839     The old cabin home / composed & arranged by T. Paine.
0840     The old cabin home / composed & arranged by T. Paine.
0841     The old cabin home / composed & arranged by T. Paine.
0842     The old cabin home / composed & arranged by T. Paine.
0843     The old cabin home / composed & arranged by T. Paine.
0844     Crooning to the baby / written by Mark Thyme ; composed by Claud Nugent.
0845     The new emancipation song / words by R.A.T. ; music by Mrs. Parkhurst.
0846     No slave beneath that starry flag / words by George Lansing Taylor ; music by Mrs. Parkhurst.
0847     De darkie's rally / words and music by W.W. Partridge.
0848     How do you like it, Jefferson D? / words and music by Amos Patton.
0849     He's goin' to hab a hot time bye an' bye / words by Harry S. Miller ; music by E.T. Paull.
0850     Hannah! (I want my Hannah) / words & music by E.H. Pendleton.
0851     Mammy's little alligator bait / arr. by Jos. Clauder ; by [Henry] Wise & [Sidney] Perrin.
0852     Mammy's little pumpkin colored coons / lyric by George Hillman ; music by Sidney Perrin.
0853     Mandy will you be my lady love / words & music by Sidney L. Perrin.
0854     My Susie-Anna from Louisiana / words by Tom McGuire ; music by Sid L. Perrin.
0855     Pickaninny mine, come hide away / words by Hen Wise ; music by Sid Perrin.
0856     That brown skin baby mine / words and music by Sidney Perrin.
0857     The little spring beside my cabin home / words by Thos. P. Westendorf ; music by Geo. W. Persley.
0858     The little spring beside my cabin home / words by Thos. P. Westendorf ; music by Geo. W. Persley.
0859     Intelligent contraband / by Charlie Pettengill.
0860     Rock-a-bye, don't you cry / words by M. Harcourt Clarke ; music by Walter A. Phillips.
0861     The colored coquette / written, composed & arranged for the piano forte by Jas. Pierpont.
0862     Kitty crow / written, composed by Jas. Pierpont.
0863     Poor Elsie / composed & arranged expressly for the Campbell Minstrels by Jas. Pierpont.
0864     Ella Ree / written by Charles E. Stewart ; music by James W. Porter.
0865     Ella Ree  / written by Charles E. Stewart ; music by James W. Porter.
0866     Nelly Bell / written by JP [i.e. James Porter?] ; music composed by James W. Porter.
0867     On de golden shore / George T. Pritchard.
0868     On de golden shore / George T. Pritchard.
0869     Ma Mandy / words and music by Louis W. Pritzkow.
0870     Does mama love papa? / arrangement by G.M. Rosenberg ; words and music by Jno. Queen.
0871     Got your habits on / arr. by Wm. H. Tyers ; words and music by John Queen.
0872     The happy whistling coon: song / composed by Sam Raeburn ; words by Sam Devere.
0873     Clara Bella Brown / words and music by John Ransome.
0874     Take me home / by Raymond.
0875     I love you, my love, I do / words & music by Dave Reed.
0876     I love you, my love, I do / words & music by Dave Reed.
0877     Mr. Johnson, don't get gay! / words & music by Dave Reed.
0878     Mister Johnson don't get gay / words and music by Dave Reed.
0879     My Hannah lady, whose black baby is you? / words and music by Dave Reed.
0880     My Hannah lady, whose black baby is you? / words and music by Dave Reed.
0881     My Hannah lady, whose black baby is you? / words and music by Dave Reed.
0882     My Hannah lady, whose black baby is you? / words and music by Dave Reed.
0883     My Hannah lady, whose black baby is you? / words and music by Dave Reed.
0884     My Hannah lady, whose black baby is you? / words and music by Dave Reed.
0885     My Hannah lady, whose black baby is you? / words and music by Dave Reed.
0886     Oh! Ebenezer! / words & music by Dave Reed.
0887     De massa ob de sheepfol' / words by Sarah Pratt McLean Greene ; music by John Kimball Reynolds.
0888     Sorry, Mr. Jackson, I've got to throw you down / words & music by Ed. Rogers.
0889     De day ob liberty's comin' / words & music by G.F. Wurzel.
0890     I'se on de way / arranged and composed by Wurzel.
0891     Old Josey / by Wurzel.
0892     Poor Robin's growing old / written by G. Friedrich Wurzel.
0893     Good-bye, my honey, I'm gone / words and music by M.H. Rosenfeld.
0894     Hulda's baby / by M.H. Rosenfeld.
0895     Hush, little baby, don't you cry!, or, You'll be an angel bye and bye / words & music by F. Belasco.
0896     Hush, little baby, don't you cry!, or, You'll be an angel bye and bye / words & music by F. Belasco.
0897     I don't like no cheap man / arr. by W.H. Tyers ; words & music by Williams & Walker.
0898     I don't care if yo' nebber comes back / words by Raymond A. Browne ; music by Monroe H. Rosenfeld.
0899     I don't care if yo' nebber comes back / words by Raymond A. Browne ; music by Monroe H. Rosenfeld.
0900     Whar de watermelon grow / words and music by Monroe H. Rosenfeld.
0901     Jennie Gossen / composed by Rudolph ; arranged by J.S. Cox.
0902     The slave ship / words and music by Henry Russell.
0903     De old church yard in de lane, or, Darling Minnie Gray / words and melody by Jno. T. Rutledge ; arranged by Charlie Baker.
0904     Uncle Tom's cabin / arranged by W. ; words and music by John T. Rutledge.
0905     Every nigger had a lady, but me / words and music by Karl St. Clair.
0906     Every nigger had a lady, but me / words and music by Karl St. Clair.
0907     Emancipation day / by C. St. John.
0908     Year of jubilee, or, Kingdom has come! / by "Sambo"
0909     De coon dinner / by Jacob J. Sawyer.
0910     De coon dinner / by Jacob J. Sawyer.
0911     Old Uncle Sheppard / Jacob J. Sawyer.
0912     Ring dem chimin' bells / Jacob J. Sawyer.
0913     Jemima's wedding day: cake walk / words by Jere O'Halloran ; music by Martin Saxx.
0914     Way down in Alabam' / words and music by Sig. S. Schiff.
0915     Shine on / arr: by John Braham ; [music by] Luke Schoolcraft.
0916     Shine on / arr: by John Braham ; [music by] Luke Schoolcraft.
0917     Dusky dudes / words by Will. A. Heelan ; music by Jean Schwartz.
0918     When Mister Shakespeare comes to town, or, I don't like them minstrel folks / words by Wm. Jerome ; music by Eugene Black [i.e. Jean Schwartz]
0919     When Mr. Shakespeare comes to town / words by Wm. Jerome ; music by Eugene Black [i.e. Jean Schwartz]
0920     Miss Simpson Brown / words and music by Munsey Scott ; [arr by A.M. Cohen]
0921     Poor Uncle Tom / as sung by Wood's Minstrels at Minstrel Hall, N.Y. ; the words by Henry Wood ; the music composed by A. Sedgwick.
0922     Only a little yaller coon / words and music by Chas. Shackford.
0923     The Thompson Street Cadets / by Charles Shackford.
0924     Love me, babe, ma honey, do / words by Thos. S. Anderson ; music by Arthur S. Shaw.
0925     Hush! Pickaninnies! / words by Wm. H. Gardner ; music by Roger Shaye.
0926     Liza loves you / words and music by Chas. H. Sheffer of Lester & Allen's Big Minstrels, as sung in all the principal theatres of the country in their latest production entitled "The wrong girl"
0927     The nigger and the bee / words and music by Charles H. Sheffer.
0928     Lindy does you love me? / words by Dan W. Quinn ; music by J. Alex Silberberg ; [arr. by G.M. Rosenberg]
0929     No cake comes too high for me / words by Dave Reed ; music by Ferdinand Singhi.
0930     De ole plantation coon / words and music by J.P. Skelly.
0931     Don't yer tease me, Lulu! / words by George Cooper ; music by John H. Slavin.
0932     I'm 'fraid dis snap is mos' too good to last / words by F.J. Sloane ; music by A.B. Sloane.
0933     Jes' when I needs you most, you throws me down / words by H.M. Saumenig and A.L. Robb ; music by A.B. Sloane.
0934     Now I got some money, well, I'm coming round / words by F.J. Sloane ; music by A.B. Sloane.
0935     When you ain't got no money, well you needn't come 'round / words by Clarence S. Brewster ; music by A.B. Sloane.
0936     You got to play rag time / words by Jean C. Havez ; music by A.B. Sloane.
0937     I guess that will hold you for a while / arr. by Fred S. Rounds ; words and music by Smart & Williams.
0938     Creole love song / words and music by Edgar B. Smith.
0939     Creole love song / words and music by Edgar B. Smith.
0940     A lubly gal was Dinah / written by Malcolm Watson ; composed by Edward Solomon.
0941     Aunt Jemima's lullaby / words by Geo. Cooper ; music by Samuel H. Speck.
0942     Playing on de golden strings / words and music by Samuel H. Speck.
0943     Take me back to my dear old southern home / words by Frank Ashleigh ; music by Samuel H. Speck.
0944     Come and meet us dar / words by Annie Lichter ; music by Fred Sperry.
0945     Creole song / words by Samuel Minturn Peck ; music by Richard Stahl.
0946     Creole song / words by Samuel Minturn Peck ; music by Richard Stahl.
0947     Carolina Dinah / written by Robert Stanley ; composed by Erroll Stanhope.
0948     Away goes Cuffee, or, Hooray for '63 / words & music by L.B. Starkweather.
0949     A hoodoo coon / words & music by Hattie Starr.
0950     Little Alabama coon / words and music by Hattie Starr.
0951     Ma honey Lou / written and composed by Fred M. Statia ; arr. by Aug. H. Meyer.
0952     Ma honey Lou / written and composed by Fred M. Statia ; arr. by Aug. H. Meyer.
0953     Who's dat huggin' you, Hannah Brown? / words by Katherine Stagg ; music by E.R. Steiner.
0954     How d'y do, Aunt Susie?, or, Down in Georgia  / words by Frank Dumont ; music by James E. Stewart.
0955     Mary's gone with a coon / words and music by James E. Stewart.
0956     Ma' rag time baby / words by Chas. H. Stone ; music by Fred S. Stone.
0957     Pickaninny nig / by Ned Straight.
0958     Keep away from Emmeline / written by Harry B. Smith ; composed by John Stromberg.
0959     Kiss me honey do / written by Edgar Smith ; composed by John Stromberg.
0960     My Josephine / words by Harry B. Smith ; music by John Stromberg.
0961     Say you love me, Sue / written by Harry B. Smith ; composed by John Stromberg.
0962     Say you love me, Sue / written by Harry B. Smith ; composed by John Stromberg.
0963     What! Marry dat gal? / words by Harry B. Smith ; music by John Stromberg.
0964     Is yer Mammie always with ye? / written and composed by Leslie Stuart.
0965     Is yer mammie always with ye? / written and composed by Leslie Stuart.
0966     Little Dolly Daydream / written and composed by Leslie Stuart.
0967     Louisiana Lou / words and music by Leslie Stuart.
0968     My little octoroon / written and composed by Leslie Stuart.
0969     My little octoroon / written and composed by Leslie Stuart.
0970     De jingle ob de bell on de cow / arranged by Henry S. Sawyer ; composed by Jas. E. Sullivan.
0971     I don't love nobody / words & music by Lew Sully.
0972     Old Jasper's cake walk / words and music by Saint Suttle.
0973     Uncle Tom / music by H. Swift.
0974     Nigger nigger never die / words by Wm. Osborne ; music by Nellie Sylvester.
0975     Nigger, nigger never die / words by Wm. Osborne ; music by Nellie Sylvester.
0976     Oh, you little darling / written & composed by J. Tabrar ; arranged by Vincent Davies.
0977     Nigger, nigger never die / words by Wm. Osborne ; music by Nellie Sylvester.
0978     Aunt Dinah's birthday party / words and music by Harry C. Talbert.
0979     The black knight templar / words & music by Harry C. Talbert.
0980     The black wedding / words & music by Harry C. Talbert.
0981     Happy colored coon / words and music by Harry Talbert.
0982     Happy colored coon / words and music by Harry Talbert.
0983     I want ma honey boy now / words and music by Fay Templeton.
0984     I want yer ma honey / words and music by Fay Templeton.
0985     Little huckleberry / words & music by Fay Templeton.
0986     Ma onliest one / words and music by Fay Templeton.
0987     The dying wife / written by John T. Ford ; sung by G. Kunkel ; music by E. Thomas.
0988     Don't you try to rubber-neck / music by Lewis S. Thompson.
0989     Armazindy Lee / arranged by Mary F. Lane ; words and music by Eugene Todd.
0990     Camp-meetin' coons / A. Tregina.
0991     Crappy Dan / words and music by Charles E. Trevathan.
0992     Evahbody knows ma name / words and music by Charles E. Trevathan.
0993     Honey on my lips / by Chas. E. Trevathan.
0994     May Irwin's "bully" song / words and music by Charles E. Trevathan.
0995     May Irwin's "frog" song / words and music by Charles E. Trevathan.
0996     May Irwin's "frog" song / words and music by Charles E. Trevathan.
0997     The colored waiters / words by Frank Dumont ; music by Fred. Tuthill.
0998     Stay in your own backyard / words by Karl Kennett ; music by Lyn Udall.
0999     Stay in your own backyard / words by Karl Kennett ; music by Lyn Udall.
1000     Stay in your own backyard / words by Karl Kennett ; music by Lyn Udall.
1001     Stay in your own backyard / words by Karl Kennett ; music by Lyn Udall.
1002     Stay in your own back yard / lyric by Karl Kennett ; music by Lyn Udall.
1003     Lily Crow / words by Paul Webster Eaton ; music by Minnie Boyd Upperman.
1004     Daisy Dixey's Dan / words & music by Harold M. Vernon.
1005     De beacon lamp am burning / words and music by George M. Vickers.
1006     Bring de banjo, Ebenezer / words and music by Geo. M. Vickers.
1007     I'se comin' close to eighty year / words and music by George M. Vickers.
1008     Aunt Sis Tabb / words and music by Will L. Visscher ; arranged by W. Herbert Lanyon.
1009     Jasper Jenkins, "de cake walk coon" / by Henry P. Vogel.
1010     Darkey's suffrage / words by Dick Parker ; music by A. von Rochow.
1011     The coldest coon in town / words by Andrew B. Sterling ; music by Harry Von Tilzer.
1012     I guess that will be about all / words & music by Harry Von Tilzer.
1013     I'd leave ma happy home for you / words by Will A. Heelan ; music by Harry Von Tilzer.
1014     I'd leave ma happy home for you / words by Will A. Heelan ; music by Harry Von Tilzer.
1015     I'd leave ma happy home for you / words by Will A. Heelan ; music by Harry Von Tilzer.
1016     I'd leave ma happy home for you / words by Will A. Heelan ; music by Harry Von Tilzer.
1017     I'd leave ma happy home for you / words by Will A. Heelan ; music by Harry Von Tilzer.
1018     I'd leave ma happy home for you / words by Will A. Heelan ; music by Harry Von Tilzer.
1019     I'd leave ma happy home for you / words by Will A. Heelan ; music by Harry Von Tilzer.
1020     I'd leave ma happy home for you / words by Will A. Heelan ; music by Harry Von Tilzer.
1021     I'd leave ma happy home for you / words by Will A. Heelan ; music by Harry Von Tilzer.
1022     I'd leave ma happy home for you / words by Will A. Heelan ; music by Harry Von Tilzer.
1023     I'd leave ma happy home for you / words by Will A. Heelan ; music by Harry Von Tilzer.
1024     Mammy's kinky-headed coon / words and music by Harry Von Tilzer.
1025     My black Bess / words by Andrew B. Sterling ; music by Harry Von Tilzer.
1026     Rastus Thompson's rag-time cake walk / written and composed by Sterling and Von Tilzer.
1027     De swellest ladie's coon in town / words and music by Harry Von Tilzer.
1028     We are coming from the cotton fields / words by J. Cn ; music by J.C. Wallace.
1029     Enjoy yourselves / words by Dave Reed ; music by Chas. B. Ward.
1030     I want a coon to match my own complexion / words by Will A. Heelan ; music by Chas. B. Ward.
1031     I wish my rent was paid / words by Dave Reed ; music by Chas. B. Ward.
1032     I'll make dat black gal mine / words by Dave Reed ; music by Chas. B. Ward.
1033     I'll make dat black gal mine / words by Dave Reed ; music by Chas. B. Ward.
1034     I'll make dat black gal mine / words by Dave Reed ; music by Chas. B. Ward.
1035     I'm happy when I'm by ma baby's side / words by Dan Evans ; music by Chas. B. Ward.
1036     She's my warm baby / words by Dave Reed ; music by Charles B. Ward.
1037     She's my warm baby / words by Dave Reed ; music by Charles B. Ward.
1038     Since I'se got money in de bank / words by Frank Abbott ; music by Chas. B. Ward.
1039     Down in Alabam, or, (Aint I glad I got out de wilderness) / melody by J. Warner ; harmonized & arranged by Walter Meadows.
1040     On the levee by the riverside / by Fred Warren.
1041     Oh! Dinah, take this hand ob mine / J.D. Warren.
1042     Be ma honey gal / words & music by Safford Waters.
1043     Lucy, tell me I'se yer beau / written and composed by Safford Waters.
1044     Don't you remember me massa, or, The slaves return / words by George Cooper ; music by M. Waterson.
1045     Syncopated Sandy / written & composed by Ned. Wayburn and Stanley Whiting.
1046     Philena my dear, or, She dances so neatly / words and melody by S.A. Wells ; music arranged by J.P. Ordway.
1047     I want dem presents back / words and music by Paul West.
1048     I want dem presents back / words and music by Paul West.
1049     Dey's all put on de blue / words and music by Thos. P. Westendorf.
1050     Going from de cotton fields / words and music by Thomas P. Westendorf.
1051     I's left de ole plantation / words and music by Thomas P. Westendorf.
1052     De ole home am gone / words by Geo. M. Vickers ; music by Thos. P. Westendorf.
1053     Uncle Tom's cabin / written & arranged by W.J. Wetmore.
1054     Wings on me / words by Wm. H. Gardner ; music by F.H. Wheeler.
1055     Shut yoah eyes / words by Deamor R. Drake ; music by H.O. Wheeler.
1056     The colored four hundred / words by H.G. Wheeler ; music by J.W. Wheeler.
1057     The darkies' cradle song / words by H.G. Wheeler ; music by J.W. Wheeler.
1058     The darkies' cradle song / words by H.G. Wheeler ; music by J.W. Wheeler.
1059     The darkies' cradle song / words by H.G. Wheeler ; music by J.W. Wheeler ; arr. by F.W. Holder.
1060     The darkies' cradle song / words by H.G. Wheeler ; music by J.W. Wheeler.
1061     Don't take de left hand road / words by H.G. Wheeler ; music by J.W. Wheeler.
1062     Four little curly headed coons / words and music by J.W. Wheeler.
1063     Hush! My little coon / music and words by J.W. Wheeler.
1064     Hush my little coon / by Jas. W. Wheeler.
1065     Stop dat car! / words by Thomas Addison ; music by J.W. Wheeler.
1066     We could'nt bring de little darky to / by J.W. Wheeler.
1067     When the coons are on parade / words by H.G. Wheeler ; music by J.W. Wheeler.
1068     Do not go away my lady love / composed by C. White.
1069     Do not go away my lady love / composed by C. White.
1070     O carry me back to old Virginny / Fredricks.
1071     Good bye Linda love / composed by C. White.
1072     The dear old home we loved so well / words and music by C.A. White.
1073     Good-by, old cabin home / words and music by C.A. White.
1074     Good-by, old cabin home / words and music by C.A. White.
1075     I'se gwine back to Dixie / by C.A. White.
1076     I'se gwine back to Dixie / by C.A. White.
1077     I'se gwine back to Dixie / by C.A. White.
1078     The old home aint what it used to be / by C.A. White.
1079     The old home aint what it used to be / by C.A. White.
1080     The old log cabin in the dell / words and music by C.A. White.
1081     The old man aint what he used to be / words and music by C.A. White.
1082     The old man aint what he used to be / words and music by C.A. White.
1083     Uncle Tom's gwine to stay / words by George Russell Jackson ; music by C.A. White.
1084     Honey, don't sigh / by D.L. White.
1085     Susan's Sunday out / H.J. Whymark.
1086     Sitting on the golden fence / written and composed by A. Wiggins.
1087     He's up against the real thing now / words by Edward Furber ; music by Bert A. Williams.
1088     The medicine man / arr. by W.H. Tyers ; by Williams & Walker.
1089     When Miss Maria Johnson marries me / words and music by Williams and Walker.
1090     Why don't you get a lady of your own? / by Williams & Walker.
1091     The 9th battallion on parade / words by Ernest Hogan ; music by Burt Williams.
1092     Dat's another pull back / by Frank Williams.
1093     Cleanin' silber in de kitchen / words and music by Gus Williams.
1094     My watermelon-boy / words and music by Malcolm Williams.
1095     Sunrise in the morning / by Geo. Wilson.
1096     Ma genuine African blonde / by Geo. R. Wilson.
1097     Come along gals, won't you come? / composed by Ch. P. Winkler.
1098     Dinah Doe / written by S.S. Steele ; composed and sung by A.F. Winnemore.
1099     Carry me back to Tennessee / words and music by Sep. Winner.
1100     The old contraband / words by John L. Zieber ; music by Rudolph Wittig.
1101     Miss Suzzanah Brady am my lady / words & music by Frances Armstrong Woods.
1102     Used-up Joe / words & music by Henry C. Work.
1103     Wake Nicodemus! / words and music by Henry C. Work.
1104     We are coming sister Mary / written by Henry C. Work ; arranged and adapted by E.P. Christy.
1105     Sleep, ma honey sleep / words and melody by Mrs. Emil Wulschner ; arranged by Barclay Walker.
1106     Darky Sam / composed by J. Young.
1107     March "Black America" / Harry H. Zickel.
1108     March "Black America" / Harry H. Zickel.
1110     Our homestead is surely the sweetest on earth / written and composed by Thomas Comer.
1111     Topsy's polka / by J.H. Tully.
1112     We are coming sister Mary / written by Henry C. Work ; arranged and adapted by E.P. Christy.
1114     Ole March win' / words and music by Kathrine [sic] Stockwell Hazzard.
1115     Johnny get your gun / originated and sung by America's popular comedians, Sheffer and Blakely, and written for them by F. Belasco (M.H. Rosenfeld)
1116     A Negro's lament / words from the Atlanta constitution ; music by C. Mortimer Wiske.
1119     My Dixie land daisy / words & music by Max Hoffmann.
1121     Oh! I don't know, you're not so warm / written, composed and sung by Bert A. Williams.
1124     Who knows? / poem by Paul Laurence Dunbar ; music by Ernest R. Ball.
1125     Who knows? / poem by Paul Laurence Dunbar ; music by Ernest R. Ball.
1126     Who knows? / poem by Paul Laurence Dunbar ; music by Ernest R. Ball.
1127     I'll dance my way right back to Dixieland / words by Grant Clarke ; music by Billy Baskette.
1128     Pullman porter man / words by Stanley Murphy ; music by Arthur E. Behim.
1129     Satisfied / by Theron C. Bennett.
1130     Anna Liza's wedding day / words & music by Irving Berlin.
1131     Mandy / words and music by Irving Berlin.
1132     Mandy / arr. by Jerry White ; [words and music] by Irving Berlin.
1133     Turkey in the straw / words by Leo Wood ; music by Otto Bonnell.
1134     When de stars play hide an' seek / words by Wells Hawks ; music by Robert Hood Bowers.
1135     Fare-thee honey blues / by Perry Bradford.
1136     Money / words by Walter Stephens ; music by Wm. F. Braun.
1137     Ruff Johnson's Harmony Band / words and music by Shelton Brooks and Maurice Abrahams.
1138     Build a nest for birdie / words by R.C. McPherson (Cecil Mack) ; music by Jas. T. Brymn.
1139     Love among the roses / words by W.H. Delehanty ; music by E.N. Catlin.
1140     Anything is nice if it comes from Dixieland / Grant Clarke, Geo. W. Meyer and Milton Ager.
1141     The maid of Timbuctoo / words by J.W. Johnson ; music by Bob Cole.
1142     Behave, mister man, behave / words by Geo. Totten Smith ; music by Warner Crosby.
1143     Flew-y, flew-y / words and music by Wm. Courtright ; arranged by F.W. Zaulig.
1144     If I were you / words by Clay M. Greene ; music by Randolph Cruger.
1145     Gentle Eva / words by Mrs. R.S. Nichols ; music by William Cumming.
1146     Gentle Eva / words by Mrs. R.S. Nichols ; music by W. Cumming.
1147     The death of St. Clare (Little Eva's father) / founded upon a scene in "Uncle Tom's cabin" ; the poetry by M.A. Collier ; adapted to a favorite melody.
1148     Goodnight Angeline / James Reese Europe, Noble Sissle, Eubie Blake.
1149     Pliney come out in the moonlight / words by Bob Cole ; music by James Reese Europe.
1150     Everybody loves a jass band / words by Coleman Goetz ; music by Leon Flatow.
1151     Camptown races / written & composed by S.C. Foster.
1152     Swanee / words by I. Caesar ; music by George Gershwin.
1153     Doan give me no golden harp / by Chas Gilbert and E.W. Dustin.
1154     My Swanee home / by Harry Hamilton.
1155     Oh! didn't he ramble / words & music by Will Handy.
1156     I ain't got no happy home to leave / written & composed by J. Fred Helf.
1157     Wake! Dinah, wake! / poetry and melody by S.C. Howard ; arranged by John P. Ordway.
1158     Eva to her papa / composed by G.C. Howard ; sung by Cordelia Howard.
1159     Eva to her papa / composed by G.C. Howard ; sung by Cordelia Howard.
1160     The click of the garden gate / words by Ben Marks ; music by J.C. Macy.
1161     Somebody's coming when the dewdrops fall / by James C. Macy.
1162     The charming gay quadroon / Bobby Newcomb.
1163     Dancing 'neath the Dixie moon / words by Will J. Hart ; music by Ed. Nelson.
1164     When they build that Dixie highway / lyric and music by Frank A. Picard ; arr. by John B. Arches [i.e. Archer]
1165     Don't cry, little girl, don't cry / words and music by Maceo Pinkard.
1166     Where my honey sleeps / arr. by L.P. Coffin ; words and music by Visscher.
1167     Uncle Tom's lament for Eva / written and composed by I.B. Woodbury.
1168     Dixie's land / composed by Dan' Emmett ; arranged by N.W. Gould.
1169     Dixie's land / composed by Dan' Emmett ; arranged by W.L. Hobbs.
1170     Away down in Dixie's land / words by Jerry Blossom ; music by Dixie, Jr.
1171     The original Dixon's line or Dixey land / with original words, arranged for the piano by Edgar Porter.
1172     The original Dixon's line or Dixey land / with original words, arranged for the piano by Edgar Porter.
1173     Emmett's original Dixon's line or Dixey land / arranged for the piano by Edgar Porter.
1174     Dixie's land / composed by Dan. Emmett ; arranged by W.L. Hobbs ; arranged with chorus by Collin Coe.
1175     Dixie's land / Dan. D. Emmett ; arranged by F.M.
1176     Dixie land / Dan D. Emmett ; arranged by F. W. M.
1177     Dixie / Dan. D. Emmett ; arr. by J.W. Lerman.
1178     Dixie / by Daniel Decatur Emmett ; arranged for soprano, alto, tenor and bass with accompaniment by Charles T. Sempers together with his verses If Washington were here.
1179     Dixie's land / Dan D. Emmett.
1180     We are coming Father Abraham / words from the New York Evening Post ; [music composed and] arranged by S.J. Adams.
1181     We are coming Father Abra'am / poetry by Bryant ; music by L.S. Burditt.
1182     We are coming Father Abra'am / [poetry from the N.Y. Evening Post] ; composed and arranged by Professor A. Cull.
1183     We are coming Father Abra'am / poetry by Wm. Cullen Bryant ; music by L.O. Emerson.
1184     We are coming Father Abraam / set to music by P.S. Gilmore.
1185     300,000 more! / [words by William Cullen Bryant] ; [music] by George R. Poulton.
1186     Raw recruits, or, Abraham's daughter / as sung with great applause by Bryants Minstrels of New York.
1187     The Confederate Brigadiers / words by Robert J. Burdette ; music by Chas. F. Dennee.
1188     Carry me back to Old Virginny / words and music by Jas. A. Bland ; arranged for banjo by George C. Dobson.
1189     Carry me back to Old Virginny / words and music by Jas. A. Bland ; arranged for banjo by George C. Dobson.
1190     Carry me back to old Virginny / words and melody by James Bland ; arr. by W.O. Perkins.
1191     Carry me back to Old Virginny / words and music by James Bland.
1192     Carry me back to old Virginny / words and melody by James Bland ; arr. by W.O. Perkins.
1193     Carry me back to Old Virginny / [words and music by] James Bland ; arranged by N. Clifford Page.
1194     Captain Grant of the Black Marines / [words] by E. L. G. ; [music by] T. Maclagan.
1195     Paddle for de golden shore / words by C. Clare ; music by F.C. Andrews.
1196     I'll be dar / words & music by Chas. Benedict.
1197     Put on your gospel wings / words and music by Charles Bentley.
1198     Watching by the golden gate / words by Arthur W. French ; music by Chas. D. Blake.
1199     De golden chariot / words and music by Gus. B. Brigham.
1200     Hear dem silver chimes / by G.B. Brigham.
1201     Swim out for glory! / words & music by Charles Connolly. ("Donly.")
1202     Old Jessy / words by C.C. Sedgwick ; music composed ... by Charlie C. Converse.
1203     Sweet Lilla Brown / words by C.C. Sedgwick ; music composed ... by Charlie C. Converse.
1204     Exhortation: / words by Alex. Rogers ; music by Will Marion Cook.
1205     Exhortation / words by Alex Rogers ; music by Will Marion Cook.
1206     Just the same / words by Alex Rogers ; music by Will Marion Cook.
1207     Love is the tend'rest of themes / words and music by Will M. Cook.
1208     Mandy Lou / words by R.C. McPherson ; music by Will Marion Cook.
1209     Negro love song / words and music by Will. M. Cook.
1210     Deep river / arranged by William Arms Fisher.
1211     Deep river / arranged by Williams Arms Fisher.
1212     Don't be weary, traveller / arranged by William Arms Fisher.
1213     Old Uncle Dan / words and music by Horace Dumars.
1214     Goodness gracious children / words by Chas L. Halberstadt ; music by Otto M. Heinzman.
1215     Climbing up de golden stairs / [music by] F. Heiser.
1216     A few more years / words and music by Harry Holland (H.J. Richardson)
1217     Shout breddern, sisters sing! / words by Reginald P. Forrester ; music by Frank Addis Kent.
1218     Put on de golden shoe / by Dan Lewis.
1219     De new Jerusalem nine / words by Geo. Russell ; music by J. Little.
1220     Little wheel a-turnin' in my heart / arranged by William Arms Fisher.
1221     Swinging on de golden gate / words and music by Fred Lyons.
1222     Swim for de golden shore / words & music by F. Belasco.
1223     Old Uncle Jim / words by Sam. Murdy ; music by Chas. H. Tilton ; arranged by H.M. Bosworth.
1224     The new Jerusalem / libretto by Dexter Smith ; music by Geo. Lowell Tracy.
1225     Over the mountain of sorrow / libretto by Dexter Smith ; music by Geo. Lowell Tracy.
1226     The Tuskegee song / words by Paul Laurence Dunbar ; music by N. Clark Smith.
1227     Dere'll be no distinction dere / by Martha Dickson.
1228     Bring the answer back to me / words by Harry Dillon ; music by John Dillon.
1229     Jordon am a hard road to trabel / by T.F. Briggs.
1230     Jordan is a hard road to travel / composed by Old Dan Emmet.
1231     Jordan is a hard road to travel / music composed by Old Dan Emmett.
1232     Jordan is a hard road to trabel
1233     Jordan aint a hard road to travel / written by Ossian E. Dodge.
1234     I ain't gwine to linger long / words and music by Leona Fontainbleau-Jerome.
1235     Angels, meet me at the cross roads / by Will S. Hays.
1236     Keep in de middle ob de road / by Will S. Hays.
1237     Oh! When I war dem gospel garments / words by Geo. Russell Jackson ; music by Herbert Leslie.
1238     Every day'l be Sunday by and by / by Sam Lucas.
1239     De ole ship ob Zion / Sam Lucas.
1240     De ole ship ob Zion / Sam Lucas.
1241     Ring dem heavenly bells / words and music by Sam Lucas.
1242     Hail dat gospel tug / words and music by Fred Lyons.
1243     When am you gwine? / words and music by Fred. Lyons ; arranged by F. Louis.
1244     When the big bell rings / words and music by Fred. Lyons.
1245     Keep a-knockin' / words by Michael E. Rourke ; music by Frank Pallma.
1246     Climbing up to glory / by J.S. Putnam ; arr. by J.J. Sawyer.
1247     I'll be ready when de great day comes / by Jas. S. Putnam.
1248     Come along sinners / words and music by M.H. Rosenfeld.
1249     Put on de golden sword / words and music by M.H. Rosenfeld (F. Belasco)
1250     Put on de golden sword / words and music by M.H. Rosenfeld (F. Belasco)
1251     Ride on dat golden mule / by M.H. Rosenfeld (F. Belasco)
1252     Blow, Gabriel, blow / by Jacob J. Sawyer.
1253     Hand me down dem golden shoes / Jacob J. Sawyer.
1256     When the parson makes Miss Mandy Johnson mine / words by Dan Packard ; music by Robt. Cone.
1257     When the parson makes Miss Mandy Johnson mine / words by Dan Packard ; music by Robt. Cone.
1258     Love me, love me Lou, or, You'll have to find some other place to go / words by Dan Waldron ; music by B. Conners.
1259     We'll have no more coon rag-time songs to-night / words by Edward Craven ; music by Chas. Connolly.
1260     Ruff Johnson's Harmony Band / words and music by Shelton Brooks and Maurice Abrahams.
1261     Oh, I don't know, or, I thought I was a winner / by Bert A. Williams.
1262     I'll dance my way right back to Dixieland / words by Grant Clarke ; music by Billy Baskette.
1263     Ruff Johnson's Harmony Band / words and music by Shelton Brooks and Maurice Abrahams.
1264     Jordan is a hard road to travel / composed by Old Dan Emmet.
1265     Jordan is a hard road to travel / music composed by Old Dan Emmett.
1266     Little Maggie Brady / written & sung with great success by George Evans with his "Honey Boy" minstrels.
1267     I've said my last farewell / words by Ed. Rose ; music by Fred. Fischer.
1268     Sleep, my kinky headed coon / John J. Fitzpatrick.
1269     Sing again that sweet refrain, or, Far from the old folks at home / words & music by Gussie L. Davis.
1270     I wants the love that loves to love me all the time / Shepard N. Edmonds.
1271     Topsy's song / written by Charles Jefferys ; co[m]posed by Stephen Glover.
1272     Hand me down dem golden shoes / Jacob J. Sawyer.
1273     Keep dose lamps a-burnin' / Max Vernor.
1274     Keep dose lamps a-burnin' / Max Vernor.
1275     Oh! Dat watermelon / arr. by John Braham.
1276     Early in de morning / composed & arranged by Thomas Comer.
1277     Cheer up Sam, or, Sarah Bell / arranged by Charles C. Willis.
1278     Tapioca / by E. Warden.
1279     Uncle Tom's gone to rest / as sung by Christy's Minstrels at Christy's Opera House, N.Y.
1280     Tilda Horn / as sung by Christy's Minstrels at Christy's Opera House, Broadway, N.Y.
1281     Put on de golden crown / arr. by Jacob J. Sawyer.
1282     Put on de golden crown / arr. by Jacob J. Sawyer.
1283     Old Virginny never tire / [words] written by T. Vaughan ; adapted by E.P. Christy ; as sung by Christy's Minstrels ; arranged for the piano forte by Frank Spencer.
1284     Little Eva's vision / words by Sidney Dyer ; arranged by H. Vasouver.
1285     Keemo Kimo / arranged by [A.] Sedgwick.
1286     Keemo Kimo / arranged by [A.] Sedgwick.
1287     Hush a by baby / sung by Christy's Minstrels at Christy's Opera House, Broadway New York.
1288     The darkies' wedding, or, Ding dong, skip along / arranged by D. Minstrelli.
1289     Dinah's wedding day / as sung at Christy's Opera House under the direction of E.P. Christy.
1290     Den we'll join de band / by Geo. H. Coes.
1291     Den we'll join de band / by Geo. H. Coes.
1292     Mammy's precious pickaninny / words and music by Lillian Rosedale Goodman.
1293     Julius from kentucky / sung by Christy's Minstrels ; composed by A.G. Sconcia.
1294     Bill Bailey, won't you please come home? / words and music by Hughie Cannon.
1295     Bill Bailey, won't you please come home? / words and music by Hughie Cannon.
1296     The hole in the garden wall / words by H.J. St. Leger ; music by T. Browne.
1297     The new Mary Blane / written by W. Guernsey ; music by George Barker.
1298     Carry me back to old Virginia / Christie.
1299     Carry me back to old Virginia / Christie.
1300     Ben. Harney's Mister Johnson turn me loose / written, composed and introduced by Ben. Harney.
1301     Topsy's quadrille / composed by J.H. Tully.
1302     Uncle Tom's cabin. / [music and words] by George Linley.
1303     Good morning Carrie! / words by R.C. McPherson ; music by Smith & Bowman.
1304     I'm a Jonah man / words and music by Alex. Rogers.
1305     Just an old friend of the family / words by R.C. McPherson (Cecil Mack) ; music by Chris. Smith.
1306     The voo-doo man / [words & music by Williams & Walker]
1307     The right church but the wrong pew / lyrics by Cecil Mack ; music by Chris Smith.
1308     I'd like to be a real lady / words by Alex. Rogers ; music by Tom Lemonier.
1309     I'm just crazy 'bout you / words by Maurice Stonehill ; music by James Brachman.
1310     Why Adam sinned / words and music by Alex Rogers.
1311     Honey on my lips / by Cha[rle]s E. Trevathan ; edited by Reginald DeKoven.
1312     The maiden with the dreamy eyes / words by J.W. Johnson ; music by Bob Cole.
1313     Ma gal's de town talk / words & music by Ernest Hogan.
1314     Moonlight on the Mississippi / words by Bob Cole ; music by Rosamond Johnson.
1315     Hello! ma baby / by Howard & Emerson.
0836     Ma Angeline / by Charles Sydney O'Brien ; arranged by Lee Johnson.