Nine-Nine Blues
A 1920 song published in Ottawa, Kansas. The “Central” telephone operator was reached by calling 9-9. Words by Henry McCurdy. Music by S. Gordon Saunders.
A 1920 song published in Ottawa, Kansas. The “Central” telephone operator was reached by calling 9-9. Words by Henry McCurdy. Music by S. Gordon Saunders.
A popular song from the 1908 musical comedy “Little Nemo.” Words by Harry B. Smith. Music by Victor Herbert.
A popular song from 1909. Words by Irving Berlin. Music by Ted Snyder. Cover Art by John Frew. Cover Art by E.H. Pfeiffer. Copyright ©26 Oct 1909. Sheet Music from the collection of Michael Deatz.
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From the original Wizard of Oz musical, 1903 , with whistling chorus. Words by L. Frank Baum & Glen MacDonough. Music by Paul Tietjens.
A 1923 novelty ragtime song (virtually impossible to sing). Words by Leo Wood. Music by Zez Confrey.
A popular song from the year 1922. Words by Benny Davis. Music by Seymour Simons. Arranged by Chas. N. Grant.