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Title Composer Lyricist Arranger Cover Artist Publisher Date Notes Daddy Bob Troup Bob Troup Republic Music Corp Title Composer Lyricist Arranger Cover artist Publisher Date Notes Daddy Bob Troup Bob Troup Republic Music Corp. 1941 Daddy Has a Sweetheart, and Mother Is Her Name Dave Stamper Gene Buck G[ene] B[uck] Penn Music Co., Inc. 1912 Daddy Long Legs Harry Ruby Sam. M. Lewis FSM Waterson, Berlin & Snyder Co. 1919 Daddy You've Been a Mother to Me Fred Fisher Fred Fisher deTakas McCarthy & Fisher Inc. 1920 Band arrangement; have part for Daddy's Little Girl Francis A. Myers Myers Music House n.d. Oboe and Bassoon Daddy's Little Girl Bobby Burke Bobby Burke Manning Beacon Music Co. 1949 Daily Question, The (Du Fragst Mich Taglich), Op. 5 No. 5 Erik Meyer-Helmund Erik Meyer-Helmund De Luxe Music Co. n.d. Dainty Little Ingenue Gustav Luders Frank Pixley EM M. Witmark & Sons 1904 Dainty Reverie Alfred Fieldhouse W. A. Evans 1904 For piano Daisies Won't Tell (Waltz Song) Anita Owen Anita Owen Jerome H. Remick & Co. 1908 Daisies Won't Tell (Waltz Song) Anita Owen Anita Owen M. M. Cole Publishing Company 1940 Edward B. Marks Music Daisy Bell (A Bicycle Built For Two) Harry Dacre Harry Dacre Corporation 1933 Daisy Belle (Polka) B.A. Bloomey B. A. Bloomey n.d. Guitar accompaniment De Sylva, Brown and Henderson Dance Away the Night Dave Stamper Harlan Thompson Inc. 1929 Dance Espagnole (Spanish Dance), Op. 24 J. Ascher Century Music Publishing Co. 1920 Fingered by M. Greenwald Dance Me Loose Lee Erwin Mel Howard Erwin - Howard Music Co. 1951 Dance of the Bears Carl Heins Eclipse Publishing Co. n.d. Mandolin Orchestra with piano acc.; Dance of the Crickets (Caprice) Julius S. Seredy Seredy-Tocaben Carl Fischer 1916 missing parts Dance of the Demon (Damonen - Tanz) Eduard Holst Jerome H. Remick & Co. 1906 Cover missing Dance of the Dewdrops (Tanz der Thauperlen) Marie Louka Weymann & Son 1905 Dance of the Dwarfs George Bagnall Theodore Presser Co. 1929 Dance of the Fairy Queen (Three Step) Louis A. Drumheller Morris Music Co. 1909 Dance of the Golden Rods (Schottische for piano) John J. Fitzpatrick Will Wood 1908 For piano Dance of the Paper Dolls Johnny Tucker Johnny Tucker "Hap" Hadley M. Witmark & Sons 1928 Dance of the Sea Nymphs Eugene Platzmann Century Music Publishing Co. 1905 Dance of the Song Birds Benjamin Richmond HF Willis Woodward & Co. 1902 Dance of the Stars Benj. Richmond The Vinton Music Pub. Co. 1905 For piano Dance of the Toy Regiment N. Shilkret Nathaniel Shilkret Leedy Mfg. Co. 1925 for Orchestra Dance of the Tramp / Grand- Mothers song (Long Ago) Franklin Eaton John Church Company 1891 Guitar solo Dance of the Wild Flowers Percy Wenrich Harry L. Alford McKinley Music Co. 1907 Dance With a Dolly (With a Hole in her Stockin') Terry Shand Terry Shand IM-HO Shapiro, Bernstein & Co. 1944 Dancing and Dreaming Benny Davis Benny Davis Leff Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, Inc. 1934 Dancing Doll (Poupee Valsante) Ed. Poldini Morris Music Co. 1940 Revised by R.R. Rack; piano solo Dancing Fool Ted Snyder Harry B. Smith Frederick S. Manning Waterson, Berlin & Snyder Co. 1922 Dancing in a Daze Seymour Simons Seymour Simons hbk Famous Music Corp. 1936 Piano score by Geo. N. Terry Dancing Moonbeams (Mazurka), Op. 81 Bert R. Anthony Anthony Brothers 1938 Dancing on the Ceiling (He Dances on My Ceiling) Richard Rodgers Lorenz Hart Harms, Inc. 1930 Dancing on the Ceiling (He Dances on my Ceiling) Richard Rodgers Lorenz Hart RODART Music Corporation 1931 "Dancing Shadows" (Schottische) Wm. A. Huntley W. A. Huntley 1890 Dancing Spirits (Tanz Geisterchen) C. Bohm Century Music Publishing Company n.d. Dancing Sunbeams Ernst Holt Century Music Publishing Company 1923 piano accompaniment by Cornelia Dancing Tambourine W.C. Polla John B. Quick IM-HO Harms Inc. 1941 Luscomb From the musical comedy "Thank Dancing With My Shadow Harry Woods Harry Woods Cliff Miska Joe Morris Music Co. 1934 You So Much" Dancing With Tears in My Eyes Joe Burke Al Dubin M. Witmark & Sons 1930 No cover; Professional Copy Dancing With Tears in My Eyes Joe Burke Al Dubin M. Witmark & Sons 1930 Danke Schoen Bert Kaempfert Kurt Schwabach Roosevelt Music Co., Inc. 1963 Danny Boy Old Irish Air Fred E. Weatherly Boosey & Co. 1913 Adapted by Fred E. Weatherly; in D Danny Boy (Eily Dear) Old Irish Air Fred E. Weatherly Boosey & Hawkes 1941 in D Danse Arabe William Scher Theodore Presser Co. 1941 piano solo Danse Piquante Philippe Maurel Lyle Justis Theodore Presser Co. 1923 For the pianoforte Danse Rituelle Du Feu (pour chasser les mauvals esprits) Manuel de Falla J. & W. Chester Ltd. 1921 For piano Dapper Dan Albert Von Tilzer Lew Brown Phares Broadway Music Corporation 1921 Cover damaged Dardanella Felix Bernard Fred Fisher Barbelle Fred Fisher Music Company, Inc. 1947 Dardanella Blues, The Johnny S. Black Fred Fisher Fred Fisher, Inc. 1920 Dark Eyes Max C. Freedman Harry Parker Morris Music Pub. Co. 1932 Howard Johnson Dark Eyes A. Salami (English) Robbins Music Corporation 1932 Dark Eyes M. D. Swisher 1931 Revised by Don Travaline Dark Eyes ( Otchi Tchorniya; a Cecil Cowdrey Russian Folk Song) A. Salama (English) George Hauman The Boston Music Co. 1930 Kathleen Armour Dark Eyes (Russian Folk Song) (English) Walter Rolfe Century Music Publishing Co. 1943 Dark Eyes (Russian Folk Song) Chester Wallis The Willis Music Company 1935 arranged for piano Bernice Manoloff Dark Eyes (Russian Gypsy Ballad) (English) Nick Manoloff Calumet Music Co. 1935 Dark Eyes (Russian Gypsy Folk- Song) Calvin Grooms Century Music Publishing Co. 1934 Dark Moon Ned Miller Ned Miller Lou Halmy Dandelion Music Company 1957 Title Composer Lyricist Arranger Cover artist Publisher Date Notes Darkies Cake Walk (for two Banjo) Gad Robinson Gad Robinson Gad Robinson 1892 Darkie's Dream, The G. L. Lansing L. Isabelle Giles JE Baker L.B. Gatcome Co. 1887 Banjo solo Darkie's Dream, The. G. L. Lansing A.A. Babb L.B. Gatcomb Co. 1891 for piano and guitar Darkies' Patrol, The Geo. L. Lansing HC Whorf L.B. Gatcomb Co. 1888 Darkies' Patrol, The. G.L. Lansing H.W. Harris Arranged for guitar Darktown Follies ("My Friend from Kentucky" selection from the musical comedy by J. Leubrie Hill) J. Bodewalt Lampe Jerome H. Remick & Co. 1914 Orchestral arrangement Darktown Strutters' Ball, The Shelton Brooks Shelton Brooks Leo Feist, Inc. 1945 Darktown Strutters' Ball, The (Fox Trot Song) Shelton Brooks Shelton Brooks Leo Feist, Inc. 1917 Darling Chris Schonberg Arthur Jackson T. B. Harms & Francis 1920 Darling Ella-May G. S. Piermont G. S. Piermont F.H.M. Cross & Winge, Inc. 1935 Darling, Je Vous Aime Beaucoup Anna Sosenko Anna Sosenko Chappell & Co. Inc. 1936 Darling Nellie Gray R. B. Handy R. B. Handy Calumet Music Co. 1938 Darling, Not Without You Abner Silver Abner Silver Weldy Baer Crawford Music Corporation 1936 Darned If We Fellows Can Do Without Girls, Girls, Girls Billy Gaston Billy Gaston Starmer Maurice Shapiro 1910 Dawn Awakes! Robert Braine Carl B. Pearlstin The Arthur P. Schmidt Co. 1928 Dawn of To-Morrow Joe Green Jeanne Gravelle Barbelle Henry Waterson, Inc. 1927 Dawn Time Buster Harding Eddie De Lange Crescendo Music Corporation 1945 Dawning Abner Silver Abner Silver Rosebud Irving Berlin, Inc. 1927 Day After Forever, The Jimmy Van Heusen Johnny Burke Burke and Van Heusen, Inc. 1944 Day Belongs to You, Dear, The (But the Night Belongs to Me) Rene Dietrich Charley Grapewin Gene Buck Jerome H. Remick & Co. 1911 Day By Day Sammy Cahn Sammy Cahn Barton Music Corp. 1945 "Day By Day" (Descriptive Song) Tony Stanford Tony Stanford Feist & Frankenthaler 1900 Day By Day in Every Way I'm Respectfully dedicated to Dr. Emil Getting Better Day By Day (Song) Jean Schwartz Wm. Jerome Starmer Jerome H. Remick & Co. 1923 Coue Day Dreams, Visions of Bliss (Duet: Bozena and Aladar) Heinrich Reinhardt Robert B. Smith Jos. W. 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Polla Jean Lefavre C. C. Church & Co. 1919 Dear Heart (From the Warner Northridge Music Inc. & M. Witmark Brothers Picture "Dear Heart") Henry Mancini Jay Livingston & Sons 1964 Dear Hearts and Gentle People Sammy Fain Bob Hilliard Edwin H. Morris & Company 1949 Dear Hearts and Gentle People Sammy Fain Bob Hilliard Edwin H. Morris & Company 1949 Dear Little Boy of Mine Ernest R. Ball J. Keirn Brennan M. Witmark & Sons 1918 Dear Little Boy of Mine Ernest R. Ball J. Keirn Brennan M. Witmark & Sons 1918 Dear Little Boy of Mine Ernest R. Ball J. Keirn Brennan M. Witmark & Sons 1918 In E flat Dear Little Buddy of Mine Edwin Bernard Robert Levenson Orpheum Music Co. 1920 "Dear Little Mother o' Mine" Jayne Sterling Jayne Sterling Forster Music Publisher 1914 Color Songs Dear Little Shamrock, The Cherry Cherry Emerson Drug Company n.d.
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