| title | artist | year | album |
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America, Here’s My Boy! |
Peerless Quartet |
1917 |
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Are You from Heaven? |
Henry Burr |
1917 |
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Arrival of the American Troops in France |
Prince’s Band and Columbia Male Quartette |
1917 |
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A Baby’s Prayer at Twilight (For Her Daddy Over There) |
Henry Burr |
1917 |
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Battle Hymn of the Republic |
Charles Harrison and Columbia Stellar Quartette |
1917 |
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Beans, Beans, Beans |
Opal Cooper |
1917 |
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Carve Dat Possum |
Harry C. Browne and Peerless Quartette |
1917 |
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Cavalleria Rusticana (Siciliana) |
Guido Deiro |
1917 |
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Come Out of the Kitchen, Mary Ann |
Eddie Morton |
1917 |
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Comedy Tom |
Six Brown Brothers |
1917 |
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A Coon Band Contest |
Earl Fuller’s Famous Jazz Band |
1917 |
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Dance and Grow Thin |
Gus Van and Joe Schenck |
1917 |
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Daniel in the Lion’s Den |
Nora Bayes |
1917 |
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Darktown Strutters’ Ball |
Arthur Collins and Byron Harlan |
1917 |
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Darktown Strutters’ Ball |
Arthur Collins and Byron Harlan |
1917 |
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Darktown Strutters’ Ball |
Arthur Fields and Ford Dabney’s Band |
1917 |
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The Darktown Strutters’ Ball |
Six Brown Brothers |
1917 |
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Everybody Loves a “Jazz” Band |
Arthur Fields |
1917 |
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Everybody’s Crazy ‘Bout the Dog-gone Blues But I’m Happy |
Marion Harris |
1917 |
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Far Away in Honolulu |
Gus Van and Joe Schenck |
1917 |
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For Me and My Gal |
Six Brown Brothers |
1917 |
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For Me and My Gal |
Gus Van and Joe Schenck |
1917 |
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For Me and My Gal |
Gus Van and Joe Schenck |
1917 |
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Fun in Flanders–Part 2 |
Lieutenant Gitz Rice and Henry Burr |
1917 |
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Ghost of the Saxophone |
Six Brown Brothers |
1917 |
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Good-Bye Broadway, Hello France |
American Quartet |
1917 |
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Hail! Hail! The Gang’s All Here |
Irving Kaufman and Columbia Quartette |
1917 |
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Hail! Hail! The Gang’s All Here |
Irving Kaufman and Columbia Quartette |
1917 |
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Hand Grenade Throwers March |
Guido Deiro |
1917 |
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Hong Kong |
Guido Deiro |
1917 |
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How Could Washington Be a Married Man (and Never, Never Tell a Lie?) |
Dan W. Quinn |
1917 |
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Huckleberry Finn |
Gus Van and Joe Schenck |
1917 |
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Hush-A-Bye, Ma Baby (Missouri Waltz) |
Sterling Trio |
ca. 1917 |
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I Don’t Know Where I’m Going but I’m on My Way |
Peerless Quartet |
1917 |
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I Don’t Know Where I’m Going but I’m on My Way |
Peerless Quartet |
1917 |
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I Don’t Think I Need a Job that Bad |
Gus Van |
1917 |
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I Don’t Want to Get Well |
Gus Van and Joe Schenck |
1917 |
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I Don’t Want to Get Well |
Gus Van and Joe Schenck |
1917 |
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I May Be Gone for a Long, Long Time |
Shannon Four |
1917 |
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I Miss the Old Folks Now |
Gus Van and Joe Schenck |
1917 |
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I Pagliacci (Vesti la Giubba) |
Guido Deiro |
1917 |
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I Wonder Why |
Marion Harris and Billy Murray |
1917 |
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I’d Feel at Home if They’d Let Me Join the Army |
Billy Murray |
1917 |
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If I Was as Strong as Samson |
Gus Van |
1917 |
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I’m All Bound ‘Round with the Mason Dixon Line |
Al Jolson |
1917 |
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I’m All Bound ‘Round with the Mason Dixon Line |
Irving Kaufman |
1917 |
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I’m Going to Follow the Boys |
Elizabeth Spencer and Henry Burr |
1917 |
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In the Land O’ Yamo Yamo [version 1] |
Gus Van and Joe Schenck |
1917 |
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Indiana |
Sterling Trio |
1917 |
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It’s a Long Way to Berlin, but We’ll Get There! |
Arthur Fields |
1917 |
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I’ve a Shooting Box in Scotland |
Joseph C. Smith’s Orchestra |
1917 |
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The Jazz Dance |
Blake’s Jazzone Orchestra |
1917 |
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Joan of Arc |
Henry Burr |
1917 |
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Just a Little Bit of Monkey Left in You and Me |
Eddie Morton |
1917 |
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La Bohome (Musetta’s Waltz Song) |
Guido Deiro |
1917 |
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(Goodbye; and Luck Be with You) Laddie Boy |
Nora Bayes |
1917 |
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(Goodbye; and Luck Be with You) Laddie Boy |
Nora Bayes |
1917 |
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Let’s All Be Americans Now |
American Quartet |
1917 |
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Lily of the Valley |
Arthur Collins and Byron Harlan |
1917 |
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Livery Stable Blues |
Original Dixieland ‘Jass’ Band |
1917 |
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Livery Stable Blues |
Original Dixieland Jass Band |
1917 |
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Long Boy |
Byron G. Harlan with Peerless Quartet |
1917 |
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Lookout Mountain |
Albert Campbell and Henry Burr |
1917 |
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Madam Butterfly (Selections) |
Guido Deiro |
1917 |
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M-I-S-S-I-S-S-I-P-P-I |
Ada Jones |
1917 |
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Mother, May I Go In to Swim? |
Gus Van and Joe Schenck |
1917 |
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Mr. Jazz Himself |
Irving Kaufman |
1917 |
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Mulberry Rose |
Gus Van and Joe Schenck |
1917 |
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My Fox Trot Girl |
Six Brown Brothers |
1917 |
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My Little China Doll |
Guido Deiro |
1917 |
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My Little China Doll [longer version] |
Gus Van and Joe Schenck |
1917 |
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My Little China Doll [short version] |
Gus Van and Joe Schenck |
1917 |
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My Little Motor Car [unissued] |
Nora Bayes |
1917 |
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My Sweetheart Is Somewhere in France |
Elizabeth Spencer |
1917 |
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No Place Like Home |
Bert Williams |
1917 |
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Oh Johnny, Oh Johnny, Oh! |
American Quartet |
1917 |
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Our Bungalow [unissued] |
Nora Bayes and Irving Fisher |
1917 |
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Over There |
American Quartet |
1917 |
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Over There |
Nora Bayes |
1917 |
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Over There |
Nora Bayes |
1917 |
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Over There |
Arthur Fields |
1917 |
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Over There |
Peerless Quartet |
1917 |
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Parody on “The Stars and Stripes Forever” |
Nat M. Wills |
1917 |
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Poor Butterfly |
Guido Deiro |
1917 |
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Preparedness March |
Guido Deiro |
1917 |
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President Wilson’s Historical Message, Part III [excerpt 1] |
Anonymous |
1917 |
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President Wilson’s Historical Message, Part III [excerpt 2] |
Anonymous |
1917 |
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Pull the Cork Out of Erin (Let the River Shannon Flow) |
Nora Bayes |
1917 |
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The Ragtime Volunteers Are Off to War |
Gus Van and Joe Schenck |
1917 |
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The Ragtime Volunteers Are Off to War |
Gus Van and Joe Schenck |
1917 |
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Roll on Silvery Moon |
Matt Keefe |
1917 |
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Roses of Picardy |
Lambert Murphy |
1917 |
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Ruff Johnson’s Harmony Band |
Gene Greene |
1917 |
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Sarah from Sahara |
Eubie Blake Trio |
1917 |
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Saxophone Sam |
Six Brown Brothers |
1917 |
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Send Me Away with a Smile |
John McCormack |
1917 |
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Smiles and Chuckles |
Six Brown Brothers |
1917 |
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Some Jazz Blues |
Memphis Pickaninny Band |
1917 |
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Some Sweet Day |
Marion Harris |
1917 |
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Somewhere in France Is the Lily |
Charles Hart |
1917 |
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Southern Gals |
Gus Van and Joe Schenck |
1917 |
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The Star Spangled Banner |
John McCormack and Male Chorus |
1917 |
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Tancredi Overture |
Guido Deiro |
1917 |
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That Funny Jas Band from Dixieland |
Arthur Collins and Byron Harlan |
1917 |
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There’s a Long, Long Trail |
John McCormack |
1917 |
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There’s Something Nice about the South |
Gus Van and Joe Schenck |
1917 |
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They Go Wild, Simply Wild, Over Me |
Marion Harris |
1917 |
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They Go Wild, Simply Wild, Over Me |
Marion Harris |
1917 |
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Throw No Stones in the Well that Gives You Water |
Arthur Fields |
1917 |
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‘Till the Clouds Roll By |
Anna Wheaton and James Harrod |
1917 |
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To Europe on a Cattle Boat |
Nat M. Wills |
1917 |
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Twenty Years |
Bert Williams |
1917 |
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War Stories |
Nat M. Wills |
1917 |
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What Do You Want to Make Those Eyes at Me For? |
Ada Jones and Billy Murray |
1917 |
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What Kind of an American Are You? |
Arthur Fields |
1917 |
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When I Hear That Jazz Band Play |
Marion Harris |
1917 |
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When We Wind Up the Watch on the Rhine |
Peerless Quartette |
1917 |
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Where Do We Go From Here? |
Arthur Fields and the Peerless Quartet |
1917 |
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Won’t You Say a Word for Ireland? |
Irving Kaufman |
1917 |
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