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1. Wee deoch-an-doris

2. That railroad rag

3. Billy; I always dream of Bill

4. Waiting down by the Mississippi shore

5. The Washington waddle

6. I want to be in Dixie

7. I'm looking for a girl to take my old girl's place

8. It's a long, long way to Tipperary

9. That Kentucky rag; A winning miss; The sunny side of Broadway

10. You made me love you (I didn't want to do it); Al Jolson's terrific Winter Garden hit

11. Peg o' my heart

12. I'm crying just for you

13. You made me love you (I didn't want to do it)

14. Good night little girl, good night

15. Back to the Carolina you love

16. Back back back to Indiana

17. I want to go to Tokio

18. At the million dollar tango ball

19. Alabama jubilee

20. You for me in the summertime

21. That hula hula; Stop, look, listen

22. Liberty

23. Yaddie, kaddie, kiddie, kaddie, koo

24. Wake up, America

25. On the South Sea isle; Beautiful Hawaiian song

26. Over there

27. My sweetie

28. The Dixie volunteers; Ziegfelds' Follies

29. Beale Street blues

30. Look out for the Irish to-night

31. When Yankee Doodle learns to "parlez vous francais"

32. Sailin' away on the Henry Clay

33. I don't want to get well

34. There'll be a hot time for the old men while the young men are away

35. Just a baby's prayer at twilight for her daddy over there

36. Shine on harvest moon; Ziegfried follies

37. On the level you're a little devil; But I'll soon make an angel of you; Winter Garden Passing show of 1918

38. Dallas blues

39. Can you tame wild wimmen

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

41. Your lips are no man's land but mine; Over the top (Motion picture)

42. We want our Daddy dear, back home; Baby ballad; Hello Central, give me France

43. What'll we do with him boys?; The Yanks made a monkey out of you

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

45. Bubbling over

46. Broken blossoms

47. Don't forget the Salvation Army; My doughnut girl

48. I'm happy go lucky

49. You didn't want me when you had me, so why do you want me now

50. I'm the guy who guards the harem and my heart's in my work; Ziegfeld Follies of 1919