[Book of various song], various composers (London: The Lawrence Wright Music Co.), 1926

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Volume Hince 1 3915

Component identifier:

Item 3915

Content Summary:

Missing cover and tittle page. Includes banjo and ukelele arrangements by Alvin D. Keech.

[The Lawrence Wright 10th song and dance album].

Contains: "Picador", Spanish one-step song scena, and "Babette", music by Horatio Nicholls, words by Ray Morelle; "Nightingale", by James Brockman; "The tin-can fusiliers (here they come - fife and drum)", music by Horatio Nicholls, words by composer and Raymond Wallace; "Araby", music by Horatio Nicholls, words by Jean Frederick; "Why don't my dreams come true?", music by George E. Patten, lyrics by John. A. Flood; "Ukelele lullaby", music by Gene Williams, words by Ray Morelle and Gene Williams; "Smile all the while", and "Are you sorry?", music by Milton Ager, words by Benny Davis; "Headin' for Lousville", music by Joseph Meyer, words by B.G. De Sylva; "Wait 'till to-morrow night!", by Edgar Leslie, Jack Palmer Harry Woods; "My girl's got long hair (got long ginger hair)", written and composed by Herbert Rule Thomas McGhee; "Ukelele baby", music by Al Sherman Marty Bloom, words by Jack Meskill Ed Rose; "A marrow's a banana's father", written and composed by Herbert Rule and Thos. McGhee; "I will love you more than ever (when your hair turns grey)", written and composed by Talbot O'Farrel John O'Leary; "Save your sorrow (for to-morrow)", music by Al Sherman, lyric by B.G. De Sylva; "Paddlin' Madelin' home", by Harry Woods, arr. for Uke by "Dick" Konter; Carolina, music by Harry Condor, words by Bert Gunnel; "On my ukulele", by Lou Hercher, Mike Morris, Mitchell Parish; "Carolina", music by Harry Condor, words by Bert Gunnel; "Two sad eyes", music by Horatio Nicholls, words by Jean Frederick; "Dizzy fingers", by Zez Confrey; "The savoy Wlesh medley", arr. by Debroy Somer; "The "Jack Hylton" lancers", arranged by F.Emary Bentley.

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