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=500  \\$aCover illustration: photograph of unidentified
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=590  \\$aCover photograph: cop. 3, Cooper & Robinson; cop.
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=246  1\$iFirst line of chorus:$aPut on your gloves, your
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=500  \\$aCover illustration: Afro-American man in top hat
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=600  10$aTate, Beth.
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=710  2\$aM. Witmark & Sons.
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=500  \\$aCover illustration: photograph of Williams & Walker;
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=590  \\$aAdvertisement for "Vesper bells were ringing":
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=590  \\$aLibrary's copy 2 has stamp on cover: Hitchcock,
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=534  \\$pOriginally published:$cChicago, Ill. : Windsor
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=600  10$aWalker, George,$dd. 1909.
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=245  10$aPlease let me sleep$h[computer file] /$cwords
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=500  \\$aCaption title.
=500  \\$aCover illustration: photograph of Geo. J. Stanley;
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=590  \\$aAdvertisement for "I'll be there, I'll be there,
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=590  \\$aAdvertisement for "On a Sunday afternoon" and
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=590  \\$aCover photograph: cop. 3, The Brownings; cop.
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=590  \\$aPrinter's statement lacking on library's cop.
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=590  \\$aLibrary's cop. 4 inscribed: Frank E. Brewster.
=534  \\$pOriginally published:$cNew York : Harry Von Tilzer
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=246  1\$iFirst line of text:$aNight wind, whispering wind.
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=534  \\$pOriginally published:$cNew York : G. Schirmer,
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=534  \\$pOriginally published:$cPhiladelphia : J.C. Smith,
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=710  2\$aJ.C. Smith (Music publisher)
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=590  \\$aAdvertisement for "Country club" and other songs:
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=534  \\$pOriginally published:$cNew York : George L. Spaulding,
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=245  10$aGimme de leavins$h[computer file] /$cwords by
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=500  \\$aCover title.
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=500  \\$aCover illustration: photograph of Lottie Gilson;
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=590  \\$aAdvertisement for "Boardin' house Johnson" and
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=590  \\$aCover photograph: cop. 5, May Irwin.
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=590  \\$aAdvertisement for "The wedding of the Chinee and
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=590  \\$aLibrary's copy 1 inscribed: Mathilda A. Powells
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=500  \\$aAt head of title on cover: A new idea in coonology.
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=246  1\$iFirst line of text:$aDown in the jungles lived
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=500  \\$aCaption title.
=500  \\$aSung by Marie Cahill in "Sally in our alley"
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=500  \\$aVariant advertisements.
=590  \\$aLibrary's copy 15 has [2], 3-5, [1] p.
=590  \\$aCover photograph: cop. 11, full-length photograph
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=590  \\$aCover illustration: cop. 13, printed in purple
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=534  \\$pOriginally published:$cNew York : Jos. W. Stern
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=500  \\$aAdvertisements for other songs: p. [2 and 6]
=500  \\$aCover illustration: cartoon drawing of Afro-American
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=500  \\$aCaption title.
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=500  \\$a"Music supplement of the New York American and
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=500  \\$aCover illustration: [photograph of Bert Williams];
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=534  \\$pOriginally published:$c[New York] : Harry Von
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=600  10$aWilliams, Bert,$d1875-1922$xPortraits.
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=700  1\$aMoran, Eddie,$d1871-1956.
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=500  \\$aCover illustration: photograph of George Walker;
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=590  \\$aLibrary's copy inscribed: W. Sturdy.
=534  \\$pOriginally published:$cNew York : Gotham-Attucks
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=600  10$aWalker, George,$dd. 1909.
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=500  \\$aCover illustration: [photographs of Williams &
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=500  \\$aCover illustration: drawing of Afro-American man
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=246  1\$iFirst line of text:$aJedge profoun', settin' down.
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=500  \\$aCover title.
=500  \\$a"To my friend Mr. Bruce Evans"--Caption.
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=534  \\$pOriginally published:$cNew York : G. Schirmer,
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=246  1\$iFirst line of text:$aListen! de Angels ring dem
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=246  1\$iFirst line of text:$aA life by de galley fire.
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=246  10$aA home in de good ole ship.
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=600  10$aJarbeau, Vernona,$dca. 1861-1914.
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=534  \\$pOriginally published:$cBoston : G.W. Setchell,
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=500  \\$aWar slogans: p. 2-3, [4]
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=534  \\$pOriginally published:$cDetroit : Jerome H. Remick
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=500  \\$aCover illustration: [photograph of DeHaven & Mai?];
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=500  \\$aCover illustration: drawing of Afro-American man
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=600  10$aHoward, Joseph E.$q(Joseph Edgar),$d1878-1961.
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=500  \\$aAdvertisement for "Love'e first kiss" and other
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=590  \\$aAdvertisement for "Whistling Rufus" and other
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=590  \\$aCover illustration: cop. 2, border design with
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=500  \\$aCover illustration: Afro-American couple kissing
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=590  \\$aLibrary's copy has retailer's stamp on p. 3: G.H.
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=100  1\$aMurphy, J. B.
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=500  \\$aCover title.
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=500  \\$aAdvertisement for "The bonny free flag" and other
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=500  \\$aCover illustration: engraving of Afro-American
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=590  \\$aLibrary's copy has retailer's stamp on cover:
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=534  \\$pOriginally published:$cBoston : O. Ditson & Co.,
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=246  1\$iFirst line of text:$aWere not surprised to see
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=500  \\$aCover illustration: photograph of Afro-American
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=534  \\$pOriginally published:$cKansas City : Kansas City
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=245  10$aWho's dat knocking on de ole back gate?$h[computer
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=246  1\$iFirst line of text:$aWonder where the old man's
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=246  1\$iFirst line of chorus:$aEv'ry night 'xactly half
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=534  \\$pOriginally published:$cLondon :Francis, Day &
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=590  \\$aLibrary's copy has retailer's stamp on cover:
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=534  \\$pOriginally published:$cNew York : Hamilton S.
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=650  \0$aAfro-Americans$xSongs and music.
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=500  \\$aCaption title.
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=500  \\$aCaption title.
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=600  10$aTascot.
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=500  \\$aAdvertisement for Jefferys edition of songs from
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=100  1\$aHazzard, Katherine Stockwell.
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=246  1\$iFirst line of text:$aWhen de ole March win' comes
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=500  \\$aCaption title.
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=534  \\$pOriginally published:$cChicago : Clayton F. Summy
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=100  1\$aJefferson, W. T.
=245  10$aMy coal black lady$h[computer file] :$bsymphony
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=500  \\$aCover title.
=500  \\$a"Witmark popular publications."
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=500  \\$aDedicated to John P. Nicholas.
=500  \\$aAdvertisement for other songs: p. [6]
=500  \\$aCover illustration: drawing of buttercups / FE;
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=590  \\$aLibrary's copy has stamp on cover: Grace Boothman.
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=538  \\$aMode of access: World Wide Web via Internet.
=650  \0$aAfro-American women$xSongs and music.
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=245  10$aI'm livin' easy$h[computer file] /$cwords & music
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=246  1\$iFirst line of text:$aTime's are mighty desperate.
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=500  \\$aCover title.
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=500  \\$aAdvertisement for "The governor" and other music:
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=500  \\$aAdvertisement for "Sometime sweetheart" and other
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=500  \\$aAdvertisement for "Whistling Rufus" and other
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=500  \\$aCover illustration: Afro-American man eating large
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=590  \\$aLibrary's cop. 1 has stamp on p. [3]:\\Hardings
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=534  \\$pOriginally published:$cNew York : F.A. Mills,
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=650  \0$aAfro-Americans$xEconomic conditions$xSongs and
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=500  \\$aCover illustration: drawing of telegram with floral
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=534  \\$pOriginally published:$cNew York : M. Witmark &
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=500  \\$aCaption title.
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=534  \\$pOriginally published:$cCleveland : S. Brainard's
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=650  \0$aGospel music.
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=100  1\$aSawyer, Jacob J.
=245  10$aHand me down dem golden shoes$h[computer file]
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=500  \\$aFor voice, chorus (SATB), and piano.
=500  \\$aCaption title.
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=500  \\$aAdvertisement for other songs: p. [4]
=534  \\$pOriginally published:$cNew York : Benjamin W.
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=650  \0$aGospel music.
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=710  2\$aBenjamin W. Hitchcock, Publisher (New York, N.Y.)
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=246  10$aOh! I wonder whar Miss Nancy gone.
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=500  \\$aCover title.
=500  \\$aAt head of title: The most original coon song
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=500  \\$aSung by: Anna Suits.
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=500  \\$aCover illustration: photograph of Anna Suits;
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=600  10$aSuits, Anna.
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=246  1\$iFirst line of chorus:$aI love's to see him roll
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=500  \\$aCover illustration: drawing of Afro-American boys
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=534  \\$pOriginally published:$cNew York : Myll Bros.,
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=600  10$aWilliams, Bert,$d1875-1922.
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=700  1\$aWalker, George,$dd. 1909.$4prf.
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=100  1\$aWilliams, Bert,$d1875-1922.
=245  10$aOh! I don't know, you're not so warm$h[computer
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=246  1\$iFirst line of text:$aI had a girl.
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=500  \\$aAdvertisement for other songs: p. [8]
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=500  \\$aCover illustration: drawing of a nightscape; photograph
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=534  \\$pOriginally published:$cNew York : Leo. Feist,
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=500  \\$aAdvertisement for other music: p. [6]
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=730  0\$aBandana Land.
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