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Copyrights: The Little Eskimo. By Simon & Schuster, Inc. & Artists and Writers Guild, Inc., employers for hire of Kathryn Jackson (author) & Leonard Weisgard (artist)
Copyrights: The queen is in the parlor. For chorus of mixed voices with mezzo-soprano solo & piano. w Ogden Nash, m Arthur Frackenpohl part 2
Copyrights: Longtemps, je t'attendrai. Paroles Anglaises et musique de Joe Mauldin et Norman Petty, paroles Francaises de Rolf Marbot, pseud. of Alvys
Copyrights: Alleluia. From Cantata no. 142, To us a Child is born. By Johann Sebastian Bach, 1685-1750, English translation of text, SA & piano (or organ) arr., editing of notes & piano realization: Walter Ehret
Copyrights: Love from a heart of gold. From the Broadway musical, How to succeed in business without really trying. Dance arr. & vocal backgrounds: Frank Loesser, employer for hire of Johnny Warrington
Copyrights: You turned me on. w & m Renaldo Benson, Al Cleveland, Antonio Newton, Soul-mates
Copyrights: Amy's theme & 36 other titles, Amy's theme, Our America
Copyrights: Hungarian folk song settings. For three recorders (SAT) or other treble instruments. By Bela Bartok, arr. David Goldstein
Copyrights: It seems like a dream. Lyrics by Chester R. Shull, music by George Hoven, Sweet & tender love
Copyrights: A Mother's love. Music: Carl Adam Kammerer, words: Henry VonSchlicten, All of the winners have gone home. By Philip Terry Fabrizio
Copyrights: It'l [sic] be a cold day in you know where, Snuff City, Alabama, More wine, more women
Copyrights: Singing for the Lord. w & m Hardie Clifton, Two very special people, Clear, cool streams
Copyrights: Nickles & dimes: the story of F. W. Woolworth, Holy smoke, Till I have you
Copyrights: Great news & 3 other titles, Behind the 8-ball, Philosophy of the beast
Copyrights: Welcome to my life. w & m Bob Crewe, m Trevor Veitch, Prince of joy, Silvershock
Copyrights: Most folks are dopes. No. I-II. w & m Oscar Brown, Jr., arr. Alonzo Levister, Brown girl
Copyrights: I wish something lovely would happen to me, Man trap red, Pink lady blues
Copyrights: Why say goodbye? Words & music: Lew Douglas, Bob Bryan & Frank LaVere, I'm going to find her
Copyrights: Inside, outside, upside down, Love like paper, Sometimes we don't
Copyrights: Collection of songs by Gerald Keith Dixon & Edward McKinney Dixon part 4
Copyrights: Songbook number 2 by John R. "Dick" George, Songbook, Songbook no. 15
Copyrights: Dream Angel, goodnight. m & w Neval Nader, John Gluck, Phillip Mitchell, Margo Mitchell, arr. Henry Medress, Jay Siegel
Copyrights: A Song to God; Lord's prayer. By Michael R. Parisi, Yours for the asking, Someone who is better to do
Copyrights: There's a lot of it to go around, Nightshine, Pressure cookin'
Copyrights: Mom, won't you teach me to monkey? w & m Ralph Johnson & Sonny Thompson, I'll get over you
Copyrights: Love, love again ; music by T. O. Sterrett ; lyrics by Marilyn Munder, The Best of S M C V
Copyrights: The Process of management; concepts, behavior, and practice. By Charles E. Summer, Jr. & William H. Newman
Copyrights: Four European plays. Edited by Armand Zimmermann, translation by Michael Meyer, compilation, introd., pedagogical equipment & p. 539-547: Macmillan Company
Copyrights: Leave U far behind (V.2 instrumental mix) From album Mortal kombat: annihilation soundtrack. SR 217-155
Copyrights: Juno Reactor--the journey kontinues. From album Mortal kombat: more kombat. SR 174-179
Copyrights: A taste of things to come. From album Mortal kombat soundtrack score. Recorded by George S. Clinton. SR 186-536
Copyrights: A taste of things to come. From album Mortal kombat soundtrack score. Recorded by George S. Clinton. SR 186-536 part 2
Copyrights: Demon warriors--final kombat (score) From album Mortal kombat soundtrack. SR 218-421
Copyrights: La Canzone di Martinez. From the film documentary Tam tam Mayumbe. Voice & piano. Original text by G. G. Napolitano, music: Franco Giordano, lyrics: Silvana Simoni
Copyrights: Concertino ricordi. Violino A, violino B, violoncello, contrabasso, clarinetto si-flat, fisarmonica, batteria. Pezzi di autori diversi, arr. for small orchestra di Enzo Ceragioli
Copyrights: While I'm crying on your shoulder (you're laughing up your sleeve) m Ace Larramie, pseud. of Alec Wilder, w Buck Pincus, pseud. of George Simon
Copyrights: Gabriel, don't you blow that horn. w Bob Farran, pseud. of Albert Durant, m Pinky Vidacovich (Irvine John Vidacovich)
Copyrights: VonTilzer's Favorite standards for E flat, B flat & C instruments. Combo-Ork arrangements, E flat, B flat & C instruments: Harry VonTilzer Music Publishing Company, employer for hire of Harry Huffnagle
Copyrights: Keep your mind on what you're doing. w & m Morris Levy, Otis Blackwell & Charlie Singleton
Copyrights: Case and comment. Vol. 63, no. 3, Sept.-Oct. 1958. By the Lawyers Co-operative Publishing Company & Bancroft-Whitney Company
Copyrights: The Lady drinks brandy. Words by Vikki Dale, pseud. of Rose Biondo, music by Willie Maiden (William Maiden)
Copyrights: Spring secret. For piano, includes parts for guitar & double bass. Composer: Ralph Sharon, transcriber: Bill Oliver
Copyrights: You're the cause of it all. Words: Ray Martin a.k.a. Ray Collins, pseud. of Norman Newell, music: Guy Leslie a.k.a. Leslie Collins, pseud. of Leslie Cooper part 2
Copyrights: A Lullabye to believers & 33 other titles, Blues for Bessie. m Bud Powell, Birdland blues. m Earl "Bud" Powell
Copyrights: Hope you feel better love. Pt. 1. w & m Chris Jasper, Marvin Isley, Ernie Isley, Ronald Isley, Rudolph Isley & O'Kelly Isley, -1986 part 2
Copyrights: Calico rounds; the round and folk dance teacher. By Paul Homer Hunt, Charlotte Woolley Underwood, illustrated with photos. by Charles Underwood
Copyrights: Oh, how sweet it could be. w & m Willie Mitchell, Jerry Arnold & Ray Harris, Your body's makin' eyes at me
Copyrights: Thunderbird. m Jack H. Clement, Billy Riley & Sonny Burgess (Albert Burgess), Going back to Memphis
Copyrights: The Signifying monkey. Words & music: Stanley Augustus Kesler, Joseph E. Baugh & William E. Taylor
Copyrights: Wonderful guest. w & m Louis Paul Lehman, SAB choral arr. Audrey M. Mieir, Oh, that I knew. w & m Audrey Mieir & Carl Farrer
Copyrights: Tongue tie baby. Arr. and adapted for voice and orchestra by William Eaton, Kennebel rocker
Copyrights: Ojos negros. w & m Agustin Lara, piano arr. Peer International, employer for hire of George Salguero
Copyrights: Golondrina de ojos negros. w & m Victor Cordero a.k.a. Victor Cordero Aurrecoechea
Copyrights: Ahora soy rico. w & m Jose Alfredo Jimenez (a.k.a. Jose Alfredo Jimenez Sandoval a.k.a. Jose Antonio Jimenez) part 3
Copyrights: Mi cancion eres tu. m Fernando Valades (Fernando Valades Lejarza), Rodolfo Jimenez (Rodolfo Jimenez B.)
Copyrights: A first-hand faith: on owning up to the word that claims us all, If it ever rains gold. w & m Naomi Martin & Paul Martin
Copyrights: Redbook. Vol. 128, no. 4, Feb. 1967
Copyrights: Redbook. Vol. 128, no. 5, Mar. 1967
Copyrights: Redbook. Vol. 128, no. 6, Apr. 1967
Copyrights: Teacher's manual for young animals - experiences in science. By Beulah Tannenbaum, Myra Stillman, Harold Tannenbaum, Nathan Stillman
Copyrights: This is for me. Level 4. Like you and me. Level 5. Fun for you. Level 6. By Harper & Row, Publishers, Inc., employer for hire of Eric P. Hamp, M. Jean Greenlaw & Byron H. VanRoekel
Copyrights: Teacher's edition, Practice for Tip, Tip and mitten, and The Big show,revised edition. By Paul McKee, M. Lucile Harrison, Annie McCowen & Elizabeth Lehr
Copyrights: Teacher's edition, Practice for Tip, Tip and mitten, and The Big show,revised edition. By Paul McKee, M. Lucile Harrison, Annie McCowen & Elizabeth Lehr part 2
Copyrights: The writings of Anna Freud. Vol. 7: problems of psychoanalytic training, diagnosis, and the technique of therapy, 1966-1970. By Anna Freud
Copyrights: We, the animals squeak; animated motion picture. By Warner Brothers-Seven Arts, Inc
Copyrights: Cassandra, part 10, Cassandra
Copyrights: No cream for the maid. w & m Frankie Previte, m Ron Piccolo, Dino Paolillo & Larry LaFalce
Copyrights: Notice of intent to enforce a copyright restored under the Uruguay Round Agreements Act part 18
Copyrights: My gift to you. m Ken Galloway, w Honey Hillman, w & m Carson Cox, More love, Canada's wonderland
Copyrights: All heaven's ready to break loose, Love shine, The Second's coming
Copyrights: It hurts too much to cry. Words & music: Rusty Gabbard (Arthur Gabbard), As long as the stars shine
Copyrights: Lift your head up high (and blow your brains out), Walking through my dreams, A Tiny raindrop
Copyrights: Buleberry wine. By Albert Sylvester Dudley, The Night is so long, She wiggle like a snake
Copyrights: You never told me (that you loved me) By William B. Richter, Love me then leave me
Copyrights: Back to life & 41 other titles, First comes love, Bluefish Bay
Copyrights: I never loved any one but you. Words & music: LeRoy Kirkland & Charles Strickland
Copyrights: Tape number 105 = Tape number one hundred five
Copyrights: Age of the myriad sole [sic], This could be our night, Make up your own mind
Copyrights: Out for blood. PA 587-663, Woman of the soul, The Court composer
Copyrights: Nothing like missing you, Hey you, I see your there
Copyrights: Crystal grail, Soaring, Crystal mine
Copyrights: The Georgia review. Vol. 13, no. 4, winter 1959
Copyrights: The Georgia review. Vol. 13, no. 4, winter 1959 part 2
Copyrights: No mother to guide her, or, More to be pitied than censured; a comedy mellow drammer in three acts. By Anthony Forsythe, pseud. of Wilbur Braun
Copyrights: Patterns; a drama in three acts. Adapted into a play for the stage, completely rewritten: Samuel French, Inc., employer for hire of James Reach
Copyrights: Boys' life. Vol. 43, no. 1, Jan. 1953
Copyrights: Startling stories. Vol. 33, no. 2, summer 1955
Copyrights: The Wall Street journal. Vol. 141, no. 18, Jan. 22, 1953
Copyrights: Barron's; national business and financial weekly. Vol. 41, no. 26, June 26, 1961
Copyrights: The Wall Street journal. Vol. 141, no. 19, Jan. 23, 1953
Copyrights: The Wall Street journal. Vol. 141, no. 20, Jan. 24, 1953
Copyrights: The Wall Street journal. Vol. 141, no. 21, Jan. 26, 1953
Copyrights: The Wall Street journal. Vol. 141, no. 22, Jan. 27, 1953
Copyrights: The Wall Street journal. Vol. 141, no. 23, Jan. 28, 1953
Copyrights: The Wall Street journal. Vol. 158, no. 52, Sept., 14, 1961
Copyrights: The Wall Street journal. Vol. 158, no. 52, Sept., 14, 1961 part 2
Copyrights: The Wall Street journal. Vol. 158, no. 52, Sept., 14, 1961 part 3
Copyrights: The Wall Street journal. Vol. 151, no. 113, June 10, 1958
Copyrights: The Wall Street journal. Vol. 146, no. 63, Sept. 29, 1955
Copyrights: The Wall Street journal. Vol. 159, no. 127, June 29, 1962
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