Charles B. Ward (1865-1917)

Overview

Charles B. Ward was born in London and and is best known for his hit Strike Up The Band, (1895). He died in New York.

CDs

	Performer	CD Title	Supplier


	Ragtime Music CDs:
	Knuckles O'Toole	Knuckles O'Toole: Plays Honky Tonk Piano

Monologues

	Title	Attribution	Remarks


	Band Played On, The	Charles B. Ward (music) John F. Palmer (words) Tony Pastor (perf.) Lillian Russell (perf.)

Music Halls

	Title	Attribution	Instruments	Source	Remarks


	Band Played on (1936) (1936), The	C.B. Ward (music) J.F. Palmer (words)	Piano, Voice	YorkSpace
	I'll Make Dat Black Gal Mine (1896)	C.B. Ward (music) Dave Reed (words) George H. Primrose (perf.)	Piano, Voice	IMSLP

Works

This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 8 works by Charles B. Ward (1865-1917). It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys: ER

Title	Year	Attribution	Remarks


Band Played On, The	1895	Dave Reed Jr. (words) Tony Pastor (perf.) Lillian Russell (perf.)
I'll Make Dat Black Gal Mine	1896	Dave Reed (words) George H. Primrose (perf.)	Pub.
Enjoy Yourselves	1897
She's My Warm Baby	1897
I Wish My Rent Was Paid	1898
Leave Your Razors at the Door	1900
Strike Up the Band, Here Comes a Sailor	1900	Andrew B. Sterling (words)	Pub.
Band Played on (1936), The	1936	John F. Palmer (words) Eddy Howard (perf.)