| Contents |
After you've gone -- Ain't misbehavin' -- Alexander's ragtime band -- Angry -- Baby, won't you please come home -- Ballin' the jack -- Basin Street blues -- Beale Street blues -- Bill Bailey, won't you please come home? -- Black bottom stomp -- Blues my naughty sweetie gives to me -- Bugle call rag -- Chant -- Climax rag -- Copenhagen -- Dallas blues -- Darktown shuffle -- Deep Henderson -- Dinah -- Do you know what it means to miss New Orleans -- Doctor Jazz -- Everybody loves my baby -- Farewell blues -- Frog-i-more rag -- Good man is hard to find -- Grandpa's spells -- High society -- Honeysuckle Rose -- I ain't got nobody -- I wish I could shimmy like my sister Kate -- I'm gonna sit right down and write myself a letter -- I've found a new baby -- Ida (Sweet as apple cider) -- Indiana (Back home again in Indiana) -- Jazz-me blues -- Kansas City stomp -- Mama's gone, goodbye -- Maple leaf rag -- Melancholy -- Milenberg joys -- Mississippi mud -- Muskrat ramble -- My honey's lovin' arms -- Original Dixieland one-step -- Ory's creole trombone -- Pearls -- Rosetta -- Royal garden blues -- San -- Shreveport stomps -- Sidewalk blues -- Sobbin' blues -- Some of these days -- St. Louis blues -- Struttin' with some barbeque -- Sugar blues -- Sugar foot stomp -- Tailgate ramble -- 'Tain't nobody's biz-ness if I do -- That's a plenty -- There'll be some changes made -- Tin roof blues -- Tishomingo blues -- Walkin' the dog -- 'Way down yonder in New Orleans -- Weary blues -- When the saints go marching in -- Wild man blues -- Willie the weeper -- Wolverine blues. |
| General note | "Piano, vocal, guitar." |
| General note | For voice and piano with guitar chord diagram. |
| Other title | After you've gone (Creamer) |
| Other title | Ain't misbehavin' (Ain't misbehavin' / F. Waller) |
| Other title | Angry (J. Cassard) |
| Other title | Alexander's ragtime band (I. Berlin) |
| Other title | Baby, won't you please come home (C. Warfield) |
| Other title | Ballin' the jack (C. Smith) |
| Other title | Basin Street blues (S. Williams) |
| Other title | Beale Street blues (W. C. Handy) |
| Other title | Black bottom stomp (J. R. Morton) |
| Other title | Blues my naughty sweetie give to me (N. Swanstone) |
| Other title | Bugle call rag (J. Pettis) |
| Other title | Bill Bailey, won't you please come home? |
| Other title | Chant (M. Stitzel) |
| Other title | Climax rag (J. Scott) |
| Other title | Copenhagen (C. Davis) |
| Other title | Dallas blues (H. A. Wand) |
| Other title | Do you know what it means to miss New Orleans (L. Alter) |
| Other title | Darktown shuffle (J. Thomas) |
| Other title | Deep Henderson (F. Rose) |
| Other title | Dinah (H. Akst) |
| Other title | Doctor Jazz (J. K. Oliver) |
| Other title | Grandpa's spells (J. R. Morton) |
| Other title | Everybody loves my baby (J. Palmer) |
| Other title | Farewell blues (E. Schoebel) |
| Other title | Frog-i-more rag (J. R. Morton) |
| Other title | Good man is hard to find (E. Green) |
| Other title | High society (P. Steel) |
| Other title | Honeysuckle Rose (Ain't misbehavin' / F. Waller) |
| Other title | I ain't got nobody and nobody cares for me (S. Williams) |
| Other title | I wish I could shimmy like my sister Kate (A. J. Piron) |
| Other title | I'm gonna sit right down and write myself a letter (F. E. Ahlert) |
| Other title | Ida (sweet as apple cider) (E. Munson) |
| Other title | I've found a new baby (J. Palmer) |
| Other title | Indiana (J. F. Hanley) |
| Other title | Back home again in Indiana (J. F. Hanley) |
| Other title | Jazz-me blues (T. Delaney) |
| Other title | Mama's gone, goodbye (P. Bocage) |
| Other title | Kansas City stomp (J. R. Morton) |
| Other title | King Porter stomp (F. R. Morton) |
| Other title | Livery stable blues (R. Lopez) |
| Other title | Barnyard blues (R. Lopez) |
| Other title | Mahogany hall stomp (S. Williams) |
| Other title | Maple leaf rag (J. Styne) |
| Other title | Melancholy (M. Bloom) |
| Other title | Milenberg joys (L. Roppolo) |
| Other title | Mississippi mud (J. Cavanaugh) |
| Other title | Muskrat ramble (K. Ory) |
| Other title | My honey's lovin' arms (J. Meyer) |
| Other title | Original Dixieland one-step (N. Larocco) |
| Other title | Ory's creole trombone (K. Ory) |
| Other title | Royal garden blues (C. Williams) |
| Other title | Pearls (J. R. Morton) |
| Other title | Rosetta (E. Hines) |
| Other title | San (L. McPhail) |
| Other title | Shreveport stomps (J .R. Morton) |
| Other title | Some of these days (S. Brooks) |
| Other title | Sidewalk blues (J. R. Morton) |
| Other title | Sobbin' blues (A. Kassel) |
| Other title | St. Louis blues (W. C. Handy) |
| Other title | Struttin' with some barbecue (D. Raye) |
| Other title | Sugar foot stomp (J. Oliver) |
| Other title | Sugar blues (C. Williams) |
| Other title | Tailgate ramble (W. Manone) |
| Other title | 'Tain't nobody's biz-ness if I do (P. Grainger) |
| Other title | That's a plenty (L. Pollack) |
| Other title | Tin roof blues (New Orleans Rhythm Kings) |
| Other title | Tishomingo blues (S. Williams) |
| Other title | There'll be some changes made (W. B. Overstreet) |
| Other title | Walkin' the dog (S. Brooks) |
| Other title | 'Way down yonder in New Orleans (H. Creamer) |
| Other title | Weary blues (A. Matthews) |
| Other title | When the saints go marching in. |
| Other title | Willie the weeper (G. V. Rymal) |
| Other title | Wolverine blues (J. R. Morton) |
| Other title | Wild man blues (L. Armstrong) |
| Publisher number | HL00311575 H. Leonard |
