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1. In bye-lo-land

2. North Carolina grand march

3. Home sweet home

4. Battle-cry of freedom

5. Rockin' in de win'; Raccoon lullaby

6. In the good old United States

7. Night-time in little Italy

8. Fuss and feathers; A genuine rag

9. Good bye at the door

10. We may never meet again

11. Ethiopian Quadriles: Lucy Long; De boatman dance; Massa is a stingy man; and Old Dan Tucker

12. The storm; An imitation of nature

13. When Alexander takes his ragtime band to France

14. Steady! boys, steady!!; March two-step

15. The unfortunate man

16. Paradise waltz

17. The urchin's sad appeal

18. Old year dies tonight

19. Dear Baltimore in Maryland

20. Somewhere in Georgia underneath thee sunny Southern skies

21. Carrie Vaughn

22. My western rose

23. I'm a superstitious man

24. Hurrah for the USA

25. Aura Lea

26. Eugenia

27. The nun's prayer

28. The greatest day the world will ever know

29. Hard trials; Mat. XXIV, 21; Mat. VIII, 20

30. Drop me down in Dixie; Drop me down in Dixieland

31. Please buy my last paper, I want to go home

32. Confederates grand march

33. Gipsey schottisch

34. The fisherman and his child

35. You can have it I don't want it

36. I am always building castles in the air

37. Woodburn polka

38. Shamrock march; Irishman's toast

39. The vacant chair; We shall meet, but we shall miss him

40. East Lynne march

41. I want to go back to the land of cotton; Eddie Leonard's great cotton song

42. The mocking bird quickstep

43. Frog legs rag

44. Cockade City quick-step

45. My western rose

46. March from Tannhauser

47. All the Quakers are shoulder shakers (Down in Quaker town)

48. We do think of thee at home; Reply to Do they think of me?

49. Come dearest, the daylight is gone

50. Don't get weary; Johnny, you've been a bad boy; Don't get weary, children

51. The volunteer!; It is my country's call

52. Look for the silver lining; Sally

53. Song my mother loved to sing

54. Glendon polka

55. Peace!

56. Evening chimes; Abendlauten; Reverie

57. Pompey's contraband song

58. To Minona; German Serenade

59. Depths of the ocean

60. When it's cotton pickin' time in Tennessee

61. I am fighting for country, for you and little Nell

62. The winds that waft my sighs to thee

63. My wife and child

64. The Southrons' Chaunt of defiance

65. Genevieve's doves: Reverie

66. The lancers quadrilles; Les Lanciers quadrilles

67. Everybody's buddy

68. Strike up the band here comes a sailor

69. New Orleans

70. Hirondelle et le prisonnier; Prisoner and the swallow; Op. 58; Caprice de genre

71. The Virginia skedaddle; Ethiopian patrol

72. Hazel dell

73. Sally Ann

74. The voice of peace; Memorial hymn

75. I cannot forget thee; Ballad

76. Sweet days gone by

77. Dont be cross; Sei nicht Bos; Der Obersteiger

78. Annie Law

79. Sea breeze; op. 96

80. Wild ashe deer; Op. 851

81. All the world will be jealous of me

82. Cowslips

83. Electric polka

84. Caravanne; Oriantal march

85. Marcheta; Love song of old Mexico

86. Swell song; Fritz in Ireland

87. Il bacio; The kiss

88. Varsoviana; Varsovienne

89. Someday someone will whisper I love you

90. Oh! gently breathe

91. Bessie polka; Op. 18

92. Down by the old mill stream

93. Leonie; Queen of my heart

94. When Irish eyes are smiling

95. Ah! sweet mystery of life; The dream melody; For it is love alone that rules for aye!; Naughty Marietta

96. I don't feel no-ways tired

97. It was summer time in Dixieland

98. I'm so glad trouble don't last alway

99. Good night little girl, good night

100. A knot of blue and gray