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Title Composer Lyricist Arranger Cover Artist Publisher Title Composer Lyricist Arranger Cover artist Publisher Date Notes Ra-Da-Da-Da-Da Song Chanson D'Amour, The (Song of Love) Wayne Shanklin Wayne Shanklin Thunderbird Music Inc. 1958 Rackety Coo! Rudolf Friml Otto Hauerbach G. Schirmer 1915 Ragging the Chopsticks Abe Frankl Archie Gottler Lionel S. Reiss Leo Feist, Inc. 1919 Novelty Song and Fox Trot Ragging the Scale Ed. B. Claypoole de Takacs Broadway Music Corporation 1915 Rags to Riches Richard Adler Richard Adler Saunders Publications, Inc. 1953 Ragtime Cowboy Joe Lewis F. Muir Grant Clarke Alfred Music Company 1950 Ragtime Dream, The Joe Goodwin Joe Goodwin Rosebud Leo Feist, Inc. 1913 Ragtime Lullaby, A F. Henri Klickmann Jack Frost Natwick Frank K. Root & Co. 1917 Ragtime Nightingale Joseph F. Lamb Stark Music Co. 1915 Solo and 2nd banjo; American & Ragtime Society March Herbert Dillea G.L. Lansing M. Witmark & Sons 1902 English tuning Ragtime Soldier Man Irving Berlin Irving Berlin EH Pfeiffer Waterson, Berlin & Snyder Co. 1912 Ragtime Violin! Irving Berlin Irving Berlin EH Pfeiffer Ted Snyder Co. 1911 Rain Peter de Rose Billy Hill Barbelle Shapiro, Bernstein & Co. Inc. 1934 Rain. Eugene Ford Eugene Ford Robbins Music Corporation 1927 Rain or Shine Beverly Birks Ross MacLean Nick Lombardo Music Inc. 1949 Rain Rain Go Away Gloria Shayne Gloria Shayne Regent Music Corporation 1962 Rainbow Percy Wenrich Alfred Bryan de Takacs Jerome H. Remick & Co. 1908 Rainbow (an Indian Intermezzo) Percy Wenrich Jerome H. Remick & Co. 1908 Rainbow on the River Louis Alter Paul Webster Leo Feist, Inc. 1936 Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head Burt Bacharach Hal David Blue Seas Music, Inc. 1969 Rainy Night in Rio, A Arthur Schwartz Leo Robin A. Joel Robinson M. Witmark & Sons 1946 Banjo solo with American and Rally 'Round (March and Two Step) E.M. Wheatley Geo. L. Lansing M. Witmark & Sons 1904 English Notation Ramblin' Rose Noel Sherman Noel Sherman Sweco Music Corporation 1962 Rambling Rose Joe Burke Joseph McCarthy Jr. Nick Laurel Music Co. 1948 Ramona Mabel Wayne L. Wolfe Gilbert Leo Feist, Inc. 1955 Lt. Commander W. Gordon Beecher Ramparts We Watch, The U.S.N. J.S. Tolder II Sam Fox Pub. Co. 1940 Rangers' Song, The Harry Tierney Joseph McCarthy Leo Feist, Inc. 1926 Feist Art Series Rebecca of Sunny-Brook Farm Albert Gumble Seymour Brown Starmer Jerome H. Remick & Co. 1914 Recitative and Aria for Tenor from Elijah F. Mendelssohn F. Mendelssohn G. Schirmer n.d. Recollections of Indian Rock Henry Andrae Chas. Weingartner 1895 Title Composer Lyricist Arranger Cover artist Publisher Date Notes Red Cross Girl Harley E. Cash Harley E. Cash Bernard, Scheib and Eldridge 1918 Red Cross Nurse, The R.P. Lilly Frank Dumont Dumont Music Co. 1916 Red Demon Galop J.H. Jennings J.H. Jennings 1901 Piano acc. Red Lantern, The (Shine on Red Lantern) Fred Fisher Fred Fisher McCarthy & Fisher Inc. 1919 Red Moon Henri de Martini John Traver Starmer Shapiro, Bernstein & Co. Inc. 1922 Red River Valley Harold Potter Morris Music Co. 1933 Red River Valley Nick Manoloff NPS Calumet Music Co. 1935 Red River Valley Will D. Moyer Henri Lahothe Kamiki 1937 Red Rose Rag, The Percy Wenrich Edward Madden Jerome H. Remick & Co. 1911 Red Roses for a Blue Lady Sid Tepper Sid Tepper Mills Music, Inc. 1948 Red Sails in the Sunset Hugh Williams Jimmy Kennedy Barbelle The Peter Maurice Music Co. 1935 Red Sails in the Sunset Hugh Williams Jimmy Kennedy Shaprio Bernstein & Co. 1935 Red-Man (Indian Reverie) Intermezzo Henry Longboat Leo Feist, Inc. 1914 Revised Red Wing (An Indian Fable) Kerry Mills Thurland Chattaway Pioneer Music Pub. Co. 1907 Red, White, & Blue Frank L. Armstrong Emerson Drug Company n.d. Redskin J.S. Zamecnik Harry D. Kerr SP Sam Fox Pub. Co. 1929 Regimental Band (March Two Step) Chas. C. Sweeley John H. Bingemann 1912 Kalmar, Puck & Abrahams Regretful Blues Cliff Hess Grant Clarke Consol't'd Inc. 1917 Release Me Eddie Miller Eddie Miller Four Star Music Co., Inc. 1954 Remember Irving Berlin Irving Berlin Leff Irving Berlin 1925 Remember Irving Berlin Irving Berlin Irving Berlin 1952 "Remember" (I'll Never Forget) Ed Kamnetz Cliff Hall Frederick S. Manning The Artists Publishing Co. 1923 Remember Me? Harry Warren Al Dubin M. Witmark & Sons 1937 Remember Me, for I'll Remember You James B. Anderson Edgar A. Guest Fray Grinnel Bros 1907 Remember My Forgotten Man Harry Warren Al Dubin M. Witmark & Sons 1933 Remember Pearl Harbor Don Reid Don Reid Barbelle Republic Music Corp. 1941 Remember the Rose Seymour B. Simons Sidney D. Mitchell AB Copeland Jerome H. Remick & Co. 1921 "Remembrance" John K. Lawrence John K. Lawrence Henry White 1899 Soprano or Tenor Remembrance Carl Vogt Century Music Publishing Co. 1908 Song without words -- Romanza sin Remembrance (Memoria), Op. 73 Carl Reber McKinley Music Co. 1923 Palabras Title Composer Lyricist Arranger Cover artist Publisher Date Notes Reminiscing Harry Warren Edgar Leslie Remick Music Co. 1930 Reproches D'Amour (Loves Reproaches) Romance sans paroles (Song without words) L. Schatz Century Music Pub. Co. 1924 Reproches D'Amour (Romance sans Paroles) L. Schatz Morris Music Co. 1924 Resignation (There is no Song Within our Glad Heart Singing) Caro Roma Caro Roma M. Witmark & Sons 1904 Duet Rest Will Depend on You, The Larry Gregory Larry Gregory Broadcast Music, Co. 1949 Returning Spring (Printemps Nouveau) Paul Vidal H. Passerieu G. Schirmer 1890 Reverie, Op. 55, No. 1 Camille W. Zeckwer Carl Fischer Inc. 1931 Reverie B.C. Fauconier Century Music Pub. Co. n.d. Violin & Piano Rhumba Boogie, The Hank Snow Hank Snow Hill and Range Songs, Inc. 1951 Rickety Rickshaw Man, The Ervin Drake Ervin Drake Southern Music Pub. Co. 1943 Rickshaw Ride Evelyn Strum Mills Music, Inc. 1959 Piano solo Ricochet (Rick-o-shay) Larry Coleman Larry Coleman Sheldon Music, Inc. 1953 Riders for the Flag (March) John Philip Sousa Sam Fox Pub. Co. 1927 Riders in the Sky (A Cowboy Legend) Stan Jones Stan Jones Edwin H. Morris & Co., Inc. 1949 Riders in the Sky (A Cowboy Legend) Stan Jones Stan Jones Mayfair Music Corp. 1949 Ridin' Around in the Rain (Novelty Song) Gene Austin Gene Austin Select Music Pub. 1934 Riff Song, The Sigmund romberg Otto Harbach Harms, Inc. 1926 Right Girl For Me, The Roger Edens Betty Comden Robbins Music Corporation 1949 Right Kind of Love, The Mabel Wayne Kermit Goell M. Witmark & Sons 1943 Rigoletto (1851) "Caro nome che il mio cor" Arai Giuseppe Verdi Giuseppe Verdi G. Shirmer 1911 Soprano Ring out, Sweet Bells of Pease Caro Roma Wm. H. Gardner M. Witmark & Sons 1918 In Eb, back cover missing Ring Ting-A-Ling Jean Schwartz Wm. Jerome EH Pfeiffer Jerome & Schwartz 1912 "Rings" Louis Handman Alex Sullivan Rosebud Irving Berlin, Inc. 1919 Rio Grande Harry Olsen Arthur A. Penn Edgar Keller M. Witmark & Sons 1919 Novelty Waltz Song Rio Nights (The Dreamiest of Dreamy Waltzes) Fisher Thompson Elmer Vincent Malcom Perret A.J. Stasney Music Co. 1922 Rio Rita Harry Tierney Joseph McCarthy Leo Feist, Inc. 1926 Rio Rita Harry Tierney Joseph McCarthy D. Savino (Piano solo) Leo Feist, Inc. 1926 Title Composer Lyricist Arranger Cover artist Publisher Date Notes Rip Van Winkle Slept With One Eye Open Fred Fisher Alfred Bryan de Takacs McCarthy & Fisher Inc. 1918 Ripples Champ L. Andrews Century Music Pub. Co. 1905 Ripples of the Allegheny (Grand Galop de Concert) Harry J. Lincoln W.J. Dittman Vandersloot Music Pub. Co. 1912 Ripples of the Allegheny (Grand Galop de Concert) Harry J. Lincoln W.J. Dittman Vandersloot Music Pub. Co. 1912 Rippling Waves (Boat Song) G. Millward Century Music Publishing Company 1901 River, Stay 'Way From My Door Harry Woods Mort Dixon Shapiro, Bernstein & Co. 1931 Pianoforte score by Ted Eastwood Road for You and Me, The George Lyons James Donahue M. Witmark & Sons 1917 Road to Paradise, The Sigmund Romberg Rida Johnson Young P. Van Buren G. Schirmer 1917 For low or medium voice with piano Road to Sleepy-Town, The Grover Tilden Davis James B. Kenyon G. Schirmer, Inc. 1925 accompaniment Road to Yesterday, The Clare Kummer Clare Kummer Jerome H. Remick & Co. 1908 Roam on My Little Gypsy Sweetheart Francis Wheeler Francis Wheeler Waterson, Berlin & Snyder Co. 1927 Roamin' in the Gloamin' Harry Lauder Harry Lauder TB Harms & Francis, Day & Hunter 1911 Robin, The R.E. De Reef R.E. De Reef Theodore Presser 1905 Robin Adair P.K. Moran Emerson Drug Co. n.d. For Soprano or Tenor Robin Redbreast's Return (Spring Song) Victor Bell McKinley Music Co. 1916 For Piano Robin's Lullaby, The C.W. Krogmann C. Grun B.F. Wood Music Co. 1901 Incomplete, cover also missing Robin's Return, The Leander Fisher Oliver Ditson Company 1912 Grade III-IV; For the Piano Robin's Return, The (Caprice) Leander Fisher The Morris Music Pub. Co. 1926 Key of Ab Robison Crusoe (Schottische), Op. 566, No. 4 H. Engelmann Eclipse Publishing Co. 1903 Rock and Roll Waltz, The Shorty Allen Dick Ware Sheldon Music, Inc. 1955 Rock of Ages Charles E. Cole Charles E. Cole Eclipse Publishing Co. [1911] Rock of Ages Thomas Hastings Thomas Hastings Nick Manoloff L. Kummel Calumet Music Company 1935 Rock-a-Bye Land H.C. Weasner H.C. Weasner H.C. Weasner & Co. [1918] Pages 3-4 missing Rock'd in the Cradle of the Deep J.P. Knight J.P. Knight McKinley Music Company [1919] Rock'd in the Cradle of the Deep J.P. Knight J.P. Knight Morris Music Co. [1926] Edward B. Marks Music Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep J.P. Knight J.P. Knight Max Hirschfeld Corporation 1937 Title Composer Lyricist Arranger Cover artist Publisher Date Notes Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep (Theme and Variation) J.P.
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