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Popular Items — Title Order Phillips–Ampico eroll e-MIDI and BAR/ANN file catalog Popular items — Title order File name tag: shown as .xxx – for BAR files tag is .bar – for e-MIDI files tag is .mid All e-MIDI files have _BAR_e after title, eg A la Bien Aimee _BAR_e.mid (See more notes at end) Title Composer Pianist Pianist full name Roll # Date time File name Andrei Kmita (Howard Absent (Ballad) Metcalf Kmita 201 1920 2:56 Absent.xxx Brockway) Absent, When Love is Metcalf, Milton Suskind (Edgar 1929/ Absent,When Love is Suskind 2743 6:59 Done, Requiem Lynes, Homer Fairchild) 9 Done,Requiem.xxx 1922/ Ah Moon of My Ah! Moon Of My Delight Lehmann Berge William Berge 743 4:22 9 Delight.xxx 1924/ Aida Foxtrot Verdi–Lopez Lopez Vincent Lopez 63693 2:46 Aida Foxtrot.xxx 10 1929/ Ain’t Misbehavin’ Brook Arden Victor Arden 21211 3:14 Ain't Misbehaving.xxx 11 1927/ Ain’t She Sweet Ager Carroll Adam Carroll 208681 2.59 Ain't She Sweet.xxx 5 1927/ Alice Blue Gown (Ballad) Tierney Carroll Adam Carroll 2061 3:29 Alice Blue Gown.xxx 7 Victor Arden–Adam 1934/ Alice in Alice in Wonderland Mencher Arden–Carroll 100885 3:09 Carroll 3 Wonderland.xxx Andrei Kmita (Howard Aloha-oe Liliuokalani Kmita 57052 ? 2:02 Aloha-oe.xxx Brockway) 1925/ Alone At Last Alone At Last Fiorito Delcamp Milton Delcamp 206371 2:41 9 (Fiorito).xxx 1926/ Always (Waltz Ballad) Berlin Delcamp Milton Delcamp 207121 4:09 Always.xxx 4 Harry Shipman–Edgar Shipman– 1920/ American Life American Life March Fairchild (Shipman 58272 1:45 Fairchild 9 March.xxx either Clair or Carroll) Harry Shipman–Edgar Shipman– American Patrol American Patrol Meacham Fairchild (Shipman 56077 1920 3:32 Fairchild March.xxx either Clair or Carroll) Amour Toujours L’Amour 1928/ Amour Toujours Friml Carroll Adam Carroll 2393 4:13 (Love Everlasting) 8 Amour.xxx Andrei Kmita (Howard Anchored (Ballad) Watson Kmita 233 1920 3:56 Anchored.xxx Brockway) Grieg– Fairchild– Edgar Fairchild–Adam 1924/ Anitras Dance Anitra’s Dance (Foxtrot) 63393 4:37 Fairchild Carroll Carroll 7 Foxtrot.xxx Andrei Kmita (Howard Annie Laurie Annie Laurie (Ballad) anon Kmita 241 1920 2:29 Brockway) (Ballad).xxx Andrei Kmita (Howard Answer (Ballad) Robyn Kmita 221 1920 3:14 Answer.xxx Brockway) George Kerr 1926/ Apple Blossoms Apple Blossoms Reverie Roberts Kerr 66453 4:16 (Marguerite Volavy) 8 Reverie.xxx 1934/ April In Paris Duke Fairchild Edgar Fairchild 2971 4:35 April In Paris.xxx 2 1922/ April Showers “Bombo” Silvers Dilworth George Dilworth 222031 2:45 April Showers.xxx 2 1927/ Are You Happy Ager Lopez Vincent Lopez 209351 2:57 Are You Happy.xxx 12 1928/ Are You lonesome Are You Lonesome Tonight Handman Sims Lee Sims 209653 4:43 2 Tonight.xxx Phillips–Ampico eroll e-MIDI & BAR/ANN file catalog − Popular, by Title order – July 2003 1 Title Composer Pianist Pianist full name Roll # Date time File name 1925/ Are You Sorry Ager Confrey Zez Confrey 206251 2:55 Are You Sorry.xxx 8 1929/ Aren’t We All? Henderson Rainger Ralph Rainger 212201 2:47 Aren't We All.xxx 12 1932/ As Time Goes By Hupfeld Arden Victor Arden 213801 3.54 As Time Goes By.xxx 1 Corrine de Bert Asleep In The Deep 1924/ Asleep in the Petrie de Bert (pseudonym, probably 1431 4:20 (Ballad) 9 Deep.xxx Edgar Fairchild) At Peace With The World 1926/ At Peace With the Berlin Carroll Adam Carroll 207491 3:45 (Waltz Ballad) 7 World.xxx Avalon Rose Youmans Vincent Youmans 201934 1920 3:28 Avalon.xxx 1925/ Away From You (Waltz) Ager Grofe Ferde Grofe 205851 3:06 Away From You.xxx 4 1930/ Ay Ay Ay (Creole Ay-Ay-Ay (Creole Song) Savino Domenico Savino 100315 2:55 2 Song).xxx 1926/ Baby Face Akst Perkins Ray Perkins 207801 2.31 Baby Face.xxx 9 1927/ Baby Feet Go Pitter Baby Feet Go Pitter Patter Kahn Reichenthal Ralph Reichenthal 209401 2:20 12 Patter.xxx Baby Oh Where Can You 1929/ Baby Oh Where Can Magine Carroll Adam Carroll 211871 4:00 Be? 9 You Be.xxx 1924/ Bagdad Ager Carroll Adam Carroll 205221 2:48 Bagdad.xxx 10 Fairchild– Edgar Fairchild–Adam 1923/ Bambalina Stothart 203581 3:00 Bambalina.xxx Carroll Carroll 5 1926/ Barcelona (Foxtrot) Evans Lopez Vincent Lopez (asst) 207811 3:51 Barcelona.xxx 9 Beautiful Heaven (Cielito 1926/ Morano Loretto Morano 1841 2:48 Beautiful Heaven.xxx Lindo) Waltz Ballad 7 1936/ Beautiful Lady in Beautiful Lady in Blue, A Coots Milne Frank Milne 215741 3:58 3 Blue.xxx Paul King (pseudonym)–Joseph Beautiful Ohio (Waltz) Earl King–Lambert 200452 1918 2:30 Beautiful Ohio.xxx Lambert (Marguerite Volavy) Andrei Kmita (Howard Beauty’s Eyes Tosti Kmita 52584 1915 3:28 Beauty's Eyes.xxx Brockway) Because I Love You 1926/ Because I Love Berlin Delcamp Milton Delcamp 208171 3:40 (Ballad) 12 You.xxx Milton Suskind (Edgar 1929/ Bedouin Love Bedouin Love Song Pinsutti Suskind 2523 3:58 Fairchild) 2 Song.xxx Beer Barrel Polka Liberace Liberace 40151 1974 1:42 Beer Barrel Polka.xxx Corrine de Bert Believe Me With All Those 1925/ Believe Me-Young anon de Bert (pseudonym, probably 1671 4:41 Endearing Charms 12 Charms, de Bert.xxx Edgar Fairchild) Believe Me-Young Believe Me With All Those anon Himmelreich Ferdinand Himmelreich 51663 1917 3:07 Charms, Endearing Charms Himmelreich.xxx 1923/ Bells of St Mary’s, The Adams Fairchild Edgar Fairchild 1241 4:14 Bells of St. Marys.xxx 12 1926/ Ben Bolt (Ballad) Kneass Abbott Calvin Abbott 1811 4:08 Ben Bolt.xxx 6 Best Things in Life are 1928/ Henderson Carroll Adam Carroll 209471 2:26 Best Things in Life.xxx Free, The 1 1927/ Bing Bing Kaufman Lopez Vincent Lopez 66999 2:04 Bing Bing.xxx 1 1926/ Birth of the Blues Henderson Carroll Adam Carroll 207931 2:54 Birth of the Blues.xxx 10 Phillips–Ampico eroll e-MIDI & BAR/ANN file catalog − Popular, by Title order – July 2003 2 Title Composer Pianist Pianist full name Roll # Date time File name Al Sterling (Howard Blaze Away Holzman Sterling 53254 1915 3:28 Blaze Away.xxx Brockway) Fairchild– Edgar Fairchild–George 1922/ Blue Handman 203021 4:28 Blue.xxx Dilworth Dilworth 11 1927/ Blue & Broken Blue and Broken Hearted Henderson Sims Lee Sims 209233 3:58 11 Hearted.xxx Victor Arden–Adam 1930/ Blue Danube Blue Danube – Foxtrot Strauss Arden–Carroll 70573 5:04 Carroll 3 Foxtrot.xxx 1923/ Blue Hoosier Blue Hoosier Blues Baer Fairchild Edgar Fairchild 203811 3:21 8 Blues.xxx Victor Lane 1930/ Blue is the Night Fisher Lane (pseudonym, either 212741 3:02 Blue is the Night.xxx 7 Delcamp or Carroll) 1928/ Blue Shadows Alter Arden Victor Arden 210821 2:45 Blue Shadows.xxx 11 1927/ Blue Skies Berlin Black Frank Black 208453 4:17 Blue Skies.xxx 3 1930/ Body and Soul Green Arden Victor Arden 213081 3.12 Body & Soul.xxx 12 Corrine de Bert 1924/ Bonnie Sweet Bonnie Sweet Bessie Gilbert de Bert (pseudonym, probably 1463 5:22 11 Bessie.xxx Edgar Fairchild) 1924/ Bouquet of Roses Lopez (asst) Vincent Lopez (asst) 63403 4:05 Bouquet of Roses.xxx 7 Breezin’ along with the 1926/ Breezin Along with the Whiting Lange Henry Lange 208021 2:45 Breeze 11 Breeze.xxx George Haig–Jensen 1921/ Bright Eyes Jerome Haig–Jensen 202241 3:19 Bright Eyes.xxx (both pseudonyms) 3 Brother Can You Spare a 1932/ Brother Can You Gorney Carroll Adam Carroll 214181 2:57 Dime 12 Spare a Dime.xxx By the Waters of Milton Suskind (Edgar 1923/ By Waters of the Lieurance Suskind 891 2:47 Minnetonka Fairchild) 1 Minnetonka.xxx 1926/ Bye Bye Blackbird Henderson Lange Henry Lange 207541 2:55 Bye Bye Blackbird.xxx 7 1927/ C’est Vous (It’s You) Richman Carroll Adam Carroll 209033 3:49 C'est Vous.xxx 9 1922/ California Conrad Dilworth George Dilworth 202511 3:34 California.xxx 6 1924/ California Here I California Here I Come Meyer Lopez Vincent Lopez 204671 2:56 4 come.xxx 1927/ Calling Golden Lopez Vincent Lopez 208751 2:40 Calling.xxx 6 Can’t Help Loving That 1928/ Can't Help Lovin That Kern Delcamp Milton Delcamp 209913 4:55 Man 5 Man.xxx 1929/ Can't We Be Can’t We Be Friends Swift Carroll Adam Carroll 212123 3.53 11 Friends.xxx 1923/ Carolina in the Carolina in the Morning Donaldson Pollock Muriel Pollock 203311 3:20 3 Morning.xxx 1923/ Carolina Mammy James Pollock Muriel Pollock 203691 3:25 Carolina Mammy.xxx 6 Carry Me Back to Old Andrei Kmita (Howard Carry Me Back To Old Bland Kmita 521 1916 2:22 Virginny Brockway) Virginny.xxx 1925/ Cecilia Dreyer Carroll Adam Carroll 206611 3:58 Cecilia.xxx 11 Original Piano Edgar Fairchild-Herbert 1922/ Chanson Chanson Dansante Friml 202661 2:33 Trio Clair-George Dilworth 7 Dansante.xxx Victor Arden–Adam 1930/ Chant of the Chant of the Jungle Brown Arden–Carroll 212531 3:22 Carroll 4 Jungle.xxx 1925/ Charleston Johnson Confrey Zez Confrey 206191 2:26 Charleston.xxx 7 Phillips–Ampico eroll e-MIDI & BAR/ANN file catalog − Popular, by Title order – July 2003 3 Title Composer Pianist Pianist full name Roll # Date time File name Charleston Medley 1. How Come You Do Me 1925/ Like You Do Confrey Zez Confrey 64101 3:18 Charleston Medley.xxx 2 2. Doodle Doo Doo; 3. Too Tired. Charleston Rag Blake Blake Eubie Blake 54174 ? 2:26 Charleston Rag.xxx 1924/ Charley My Boy Fiorito Grofe (asst) Ferde Grofe (asst) 205271 2:55 Charley My Boy.xxx 10 Harry Shipman 1927/ Charmaine (Waltz) Pollack Shipman (pseudonym, mainly 209131 3:21 Charmaine.xxx 10 Clair or Carroll) Chauncey Olcott Favorites 1.
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