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1913

The Tango TokioAl Bryan

Jack Wells

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Normandy Oh You Lovable Chile.

September Morn. Croes the Mason-Dixon Line

T hat Tango Tokio Sailing Down Chesepeake Ba:)"

Sunshine and Roses Good Night Nurse

Y ou'ro A Great Big Blue Eyed Baby

I'll Get You. · Down By The Old Garden Gate

My Little Persian Roae Everybody Two-Step Song

You're My Baby l1land of Roses and Love

Moonlight Bay When I W altz W ith You

Down In Dear Old New Orleans Kill That Bear

Levee Lou That Old Girl of Mine

You Can' t Stop Me from Loving You

Be My Little Baby Bumble Bee Little l.~vin' Sugar Babe

When I Was Twenty-One and You Were Sweet Sixteen

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New Instrumental Hits Hungarian Rag. Elephant Rag.

September Morn Waltz. Heroes of the Balkans

Hearts Aflame Waltzes Tickle The Ivories

Valse Maurice The Whip

La Brasiliana Tango A Slippery Place The Turkey Trot

Hero of the Isthmus Spirit of Independence Brides and Butterflies Everybody Two Step

After Vespers Enchanted Nights Waltzes

Cum-Bae Rag Texas Tommy Swing

Hyacinth Rag Beautiful Lady Valse

The Whirlwind Del Rose Waltzes

Hula-Hula Intermezzo Chatter-Box-Rag

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Garden of Dreams Waltz Indian Summer

Black and White

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