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James Alexander Brennan | Biography by wikipedia.org. |
Dreaming Sweet Dreams of Mother Song Music by: James Alexander Brennan. Words by: Jack Caddigan
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Please Take Me Back Again Song Words and Music by: James Alexander Brennan.
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Just a Little Old School House | Edison Blue Amberol: 5408 | Billy Jones Ernest Hare |
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Rose of No Man's Land, The | Edison Blue Amberol: 3677 | Moonlight Trio |
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Rose of No Man's Land, The | Indestructible Record: 3435 | Kaufman Brothers |
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Rose of the Mountain Trail, The | Edison Blue Amberol: 2388 | Vernon Archibald Clementine de Vere |
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We're All Going Calling on the Kaiser | Edison Blue Amberol: 3568 | A. Fields |
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Rose of No Man's Land, The | J.A. Brennan (music) J. Caddigan (words) |
Piano, Voice | Kirk | ![]() |
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Rose of No Man's Land, The | J.A. Brennan (music) J. Caddigan (words) |
Piano, Voice | Greer | Pub. |
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Rose of No Man's Land, The | J.A. Brennan (music) J. Caddigan (words) |
Piano, Voice | Greer | Pub. |
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Gee But I'm Crazy For the Summertime (w&m) | 1911 | ![]() |
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Look Out For the Bogie Man | 1911 | John J. Caddigan (words) | ![]() |
Fraidy Cat (w&m) | 1912 | Mary Young (perf.) | Pub. |
I Can't Stop Doing It Now | 1912 | ![]() |
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I'll Not Forget You Mary | 1912 | ||
Strike Up a Two-Step Tune | 1912 | Pub. | |
Dreams of Mother | 1913 | Jack Caddigan (words) Charlie Crafts (perf.) |
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If You Only Knew What I Know | 1913 | Jack Caddiagan (words) | Pub. |
When the Steamboats on the Swanee Whistle Ragtime | 1913 | Jack Caddigan (words) | Pub. |
Hundred Years From Now, A | 1914 | ||
Poor Little Rich Girl, The | 1914 | Jack Caddigan (words) | Pub. |
⇑ Rose of the Mountain Trail, The | 1914 | Jack Caddigan (words) Vernon Archibald (perf.) Clementine de Vere (perf.) D'Armana & Carter (perf.) |
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Sailing Down the River in the Moonlight Mandy and I | 1914 | Jack Caddigan (words) | Pub. |
Scrambled Eggs | 1914 | Pub. | |
Brazillian Rose (w&m) | 1915 | Story (co-author) | Pub. |
Dream I Had Last Night, The | 1915 | Jack Caddigan (words) O.E. Story (words) |
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In the Golden Summertime | 1915 | Jack Caddigan (words) | |
Molly My Own (w&m) | 1915 | Caddigan (co-author) | |
Myopia Fox Trot | 1915 | ![]() |
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Come Back to Romany | 1916 | Story (co-author) Brennan (words) Story (words) Mae (perf.) Crowley (perf.) |
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If I Ever Get Back to Birmingham to the Girl Who Waits For Me (w&m) | 1916 | Story (co-author) | Pub. |
If the Can-Canny Cannibals Captured New York Town | 1916 | Moore (co-author) Story (co-author) |
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Mister Edison Is Working on It Now | 1917 | Jack Caddigan (words) | ![]() |
She'll Be There | 1917 | Jack Caddigan (words) | Pub. |
Trail That Leads To You, The | 1917 | Pub. | |
Dreaming Sweet Dreams of Mother | 1918 | Jack Caddigan (words) | ![]() ![]() |
Rose of No Man's Land, The | 1918 | Jack Caddigan (words) Kaufman Brothers (perf.) Moonlight Trio (perf.) |
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⇑ We're All Going Calling on the Kaiser | 1918 | Jack Caddigan (words) A. Fields (perf.) |
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When It's Cotton Pickin' Time in Tennessee | 1918 | J. Caddigan (words) | Pub. |
Gates of Gladness | 1919 | ||
Please Take Me Back Again | 1919 | Unknown (words) | ![]() |
Down by the Old Apple Tree (w&m) | 1922 | Al Wilson (co-author) | ![]() |
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In My Old Plantation Home/ I'm Goin' to Plant Myself | 1922 | Al Wilson (co-author) | ![]() |
In the Little Red School House (w&m) | 1922 | Al Wilson (co-author) | Pub. |
Little Red School House (w&m) | 1922 | Al Wilson (co-author) | Pub. |
Just a Little Old School House (w&m) | 1927 | Billy Jones (perf.) Ernest Hare (perf.) |
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Oh Boy What Joy We Had in Barefoot Days | 1932 | Al Wilson (words) | Pub. |