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1. Famous ride of Tam O'Shanter

2. Traumerei and Little romance; Op. 15; Revery

3. Masked battery schottisch

4. William Tell overture

5. Old black Joe

6. Thunder and lightning polka; Unter Donner und Blitz.; Op. 324

7. When my baby smiles at me

8. Hawaiian twilight

9. Hold me; Ziegfeld follies of 1920; Fox trot song

10. In Flander's fields the poppies grow

11. I'll see you in C-U-B-A

12. Broadway Rose

13. Swanee blues

14. I never knew I could love anybody like I'm loving you; Society fox trot; Je ne savais pas

15. Sweetheart waltz

16. So long oolong; How long you gonna be gone

17. Rock-a-bye lullabye Mammy

18. Everybody's buddy

19. Look for the silver lining; Sally

20. In your eyes

21. Jazz babies' ball; Shubert gaieties of 1919; Song-jazz dance

22. I'd love to fall asleep and wake up in my mammy's arms

23. What-cha gonna do when there aint no jazz

24. What a wonderful girl you are

25. Louis'anna blues; Lou'siana blues

26. Just for a while

27. The Argentines, the Portuguese and the Greeks

28. In sweet September

29. Weegee weegee tell me do; Ouija ouija

30. Virginia moonlight

31. Down the trail to home sweet home

32. Drifting

33. Left all alone again blues; Night boat

34. My little bimbo; Down on the bamboo isle; Silks and satins

35. I'll be with you in apple blossom time

36. Sweet mama tree top tall; Wont you kindly turn your damper down

37. Grieving for you; Satires of 1920

38. If baby would never grow older a mother would never be sad

39. I'll be with you in apple blossom time

40. Whose baby are you?

41. Old pal, why don't you answer me?

42. Mr. Harding we're all for you

43. Everybody's on their way to Jersey

44. Old man jazz; An eccentric fox trot song

45. Royal gavotte; Op. 582

46. Cavalleria rusticana intermezzo

47. Tea blossoms; Fleur de the; Mazurka; Op. 74

48. Old black Joe

49. There are just two I's in Dixie; Two blue eyes that mean the world to me

50. My sugar-coated chocolate boy

51. Oh! What a pal was Mary

52. Kentucky dream waltz

53. Sipping cider thru' a straw; Thipping thider thru' a thtraw

54. Broken blossoms

55. I'm happy go lucky

56. The red lantern; Shine on red lantern

57. I wanna go back to dear old Mother's knee

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

59. Carolina sunshine

60. Garden of dreams; Reverie serenade

61. There's a lot of blue-eyed Marys down in Maryland

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

63. Dreamy Amazon

64. In a kingdom of own own; Royal vagabond

65. My rose of old Japan

66. Tell me why

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

68. Follow me; Negro spiritual

69. Fuss and feathers; A genuine rag

70. They called it the Dixie blues

71. Anything is nice if it comes from Dixieland

72. I never knew I had a wonderful wife until the town went dry

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

74. Just like a gipsy

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

76. I've got my captain working for me now

77. Fleur-de-lys; Flow'r of France bloom again

78. I am always building castles in the air

79. Buddha

80. Let the rest of the world go by

81. Peace

82. I'm like a ship without a sail

83. Wait and see; You'll want me back; Attends voir

84. Brought back victory again; Patriotic march song

85. Mammy o' mine

86. Tell me

87. Where do they get those beautiful dolls?

88. The gates of gladness; The road to sunshine land

89. In the sweet bye and bye

90. The alcoholic blues (some blues)

91. On Miami shore waltz; Golden sands of Miami

92. Longing

93. Checkers

94. Good-bye Sally, good luck to you; Ex-service men's $20, 000 drive for the Salvation Army

95. Freckles

96. I'll be happy when the preacher makes you mine

97. You're a grand old bell

98. Take me to the land of jazz

99. What'll we do on a saturday night (when the town goes dry)

100. Golden crown; Negro spiritual

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