William B. Kernell (1891-1963)
Last updated: 21.04.25
| Title | Co-Author(s) | Sequencer |
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| Midi File(s) from various sources | ||||
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All the World Is Wonderful (1922) | James Pitt-Payne | ||
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True Heaven (1929) | D. Stamper | James Pitt-Payne |
| Title | Attribution | Instruments | Source | Remarks |
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All the World Is Wonderful (1922) | W.B. Kernell (music) E. Janis (words) |
Piano, Voice | Sheet Music Singer |  |
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In the Latin Quarter (1919) | W.B. Kernell (music) Fechheimer, Richard (words) E. Janis (perf.) |
Piano, Voice | Indiana | |
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Just a Little After Taps (1918) | W.B. Kernell (music) Richard Fechheimer (words) E. Janis (perf.) |
Piano, Voice | IMSLP | |
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True Heaven (1929) | W.B. Kernell (w&m) D. Stamper (coauth.) George O'Brien (perf.) Lois Moran (perf.) |
Piano, Voice | Sheet Music Singer | |
This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 16 works by William B. Kernell (1891-1963).
It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys: ER
(w&m)
(w&m)
| Title | Year | Attribution | Remarks |
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| Get Off My Foot | 1916 | Heilner van Campen (words) | |
| Good-Bye Bill | 1918 | Richard Fechheimer (words) | |
| Just a Little After Taps | 1918 | Richard Fechheimer (words) Elsie Janis (perf.) |
Pub. |
| Recrootin' | 1918 | Richard Fechheimer (words)
From "Good-Bye Bill" |
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| Canary, The | 1919 | |
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| Gee! But It's Great! | 1919 | Richard Fechheimer (words) | |
| In the Latin Quarter | 1919 | Richard Fechheimer (words) Elsie Janis (perf.) |
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| Let's Go | 1919 | Elsie Janis (perf.) | |
| All the World Is Wonderful | 1922 | Elsie Janis (words) | |
| Sally of My Dreams (w&m) | 1928 | Madge Bellamy (perf.) | |
| I'm Saving All My Loving (w&m) | 1929 | Dave Stamper (co-author) Dave Stamper (words) |
Pub. |
| ⇑ Steppin' Along (w&m) | 1929 | Pub. | |
| True Heaven (w&m) | 1929 | Dave Stamper (co-author) Lois Moran (perf.) George O'Brien (perf.) |
Pub. |
| Bluer Than Blue Over You (w&m) | 1930 | Harlan Thompson (words) | |
| Pair of Blue Eyes, A (w&m) | 1930 | John McCormack (perf.) | Pub. |
| Why Am I Happy? (w&m) | 1933 | |