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Copyrights: Yowzah. From Big time-folk time hits folio. Arr. for voice & piano with guitar chords indicated: Shel Silverstein part 3
Copyrights: Is there anybody here?. Spiritual. w anon., arr. for SATB chorus a cappella: Walter Ehret & Elmer Franklin Kinsman (writing under the name of Robert Chambers)
Copyrights: Walking happy. From the Broadway musical production, Walking happy. By Sammy Cahn & James VanHeusen, arr. Shapiro, Bernstein & Company, Inc., employer for hire of Johnny Warrington
Copyrights: This is my beloved. Pt. VII, A Waltz for you and me. m Herbie Mann, Jazz dancing
Copyrights: A Dream is a wish your heart makes. w & m Walt Disney Productions as employer for hire of Jerry Livingston, Al Hoffman & Mack David, new arr. for concert electric chord organ: Pietro Deiro part 4
Copyrights: They say. Theme from The War lover. w Columbia Pictures Corp., employer for hire of Mack David, m Columbia (British) Productions, Ltd., employer for hire of Richard Addinsell
Copyrights: Scarlett O'Hara. m Jerry Lordan, w Johnny L. Flamingo, new arr. with chords and harmony: Ben Kendall
Copyrights: Stay on the good side of heaven, walk hand in hand with the Lord. Piano copy. w & m Regina Day, pseud. of Elizabeth Joan Schroeder
Copyrights: All praise to Thee, eternal God; anthem. SATB music (new arr.) with organ, trumpet & optional congregational participation: Gerhard Krapf
Copyrights: My old paint; traditional. Arr. for solo voice and male chorus by Fred Hellerman & Howard Roberts
Copyrights: A flea in her ear. From A flea in her ear. m Twentieth Century Music Corporation, employer for hire of Bronislau Kasper, w Twentieth Century Music Corporation, employer for hire of Sammy Cahn part 2
Copyrights: Current science. Vol. 47, no. 11, Nov. 27-Dec. 1, 1961. By Field Publications Limited Partnership & Wesleyan University, in a work made for hire
Copyrights: Jesus, I heard You had a big house & 29 other titles, I am loved & 28 other titles
Copyrights: Abdula & 44 other titles, Clash & 22 other titles, Happy hour. m Elmo Hope
Copyrights: I want a mommy for Christmas. Words & music: Charles Lamb, Charles Elmer Johnson & Ruby Brooks Yard
Copyrights: I can still see him in your eyes = I can still see her in your eyes, Just to be lovin' you
Copyrights: (Loverboy) you're more than I bargained for, Haunt me, "On the outside" suite
Copyrights: (For) your precious love. w & m Arthur Brooks, Richard Brooks & Jerry Butler, Heart without a home
Copyrights: Dancing in the shadows, Lights out, Shot at redemption
Copyrights: If you should leave me. w & m James Malloy, Willie Malloy, Jerome C. Beck, Elijah Carroll
Copyrights: She showed me a little bit more & 1 other title, The Rosies and the daisies, Tequila time
Copyrights: Get smart (use your head and not your heart), Secrets you lie with, Y'all listen
Copyrights: "Time" is money & 3 other titles; songs, (You could be) illegal. By Len Boone, Here comes my love
Copyrights: God bless our Polish Pope = Niech Bog blogoslawi naszego polskiego Papierza, South Side Antek
Copyrights: My car's a gasoholic (it's drivin' me to drink), The First night, Elena
Copyrights: Original compositions by Steve Sieck, Erik Oberlin, Gene Odeu, Wallace Anderson
Copyrights: Collected works of M. Henry Hinds, Linda Hinds, and Nancy Noll part 3
Copyrights: When you least expect it. From The Right approach. w & m Sammy Stept (Sam Stept)
Copyrights: Collection of songs by Timothy Hawthorne, Terry Hawthorne, and Grady Jones part 3
Copyrights: Play this song for you. By Marc Tanner, & Martin E. Wagner a.k.a. Marty Wagner, Tear by tear
Copyrights: An Approach to literature. By John Thibaut Purser & Robert Penn Warren, editor: Cleanth Brooks
Copyrights: He cares for me & 118 other titles, Life's stormy sea, My Lord uplifteth me
Copyrights: I've had the time of her life. By Jerry Bruce Haynes, Many tears ago, Lord, I hate Jack Daniels
Copyrights: Lady of my life, I still love you, Princess K, Call of aloha
Copyrights: Ten plays; an introduction to drama. Introductory material & notes: Morton W. Bloomfield & Robert C. Elliott
Copyrights: Adam and the 6 Eves; background musical score of the motion picture. m Richard LaSalle
Copyrights: Can I help it (if I'm helpless in your arms) Words: Mitchell Parish, music: Harry Jentes
Copyrights: You're the prettiest thing that ever happened to me. Words & music: Tommy Tubb & Justin Tubb part 2
Copyrights: Pour une amourette. Piano & chant. w Leny Escudero, m Leo Missir, Stephanie. m Lee Konitz
Copyrights: NEA service weekly. By N E A Service, Inc
Copyrights: NEA service weekly. By N E A Service, Inc part 2
Copyrights: NEA service weekly. By N E A Service, Inc part 3
Copyrights: NEA service weekly. By N E A Service, Inc part 4
Copyrights: NEA service weekly. By N E A Service, Inc part 5
Copyrights: NEA service weekly. By N E A Service, Inc part 6
Copyrights: NEA service weekly. By N E A Service, Inc part 7
Copyrights: NEA service weekly
Copyrights: Go ye (St. Mark 16:15) w & melody by Helen Temple, harmony by James V. Cook (a.k.a. Andy Razaf)
Copyrights: My tears can't wash "I love you" from my heart. Words & music: Sol Marcus, Ralph Care & Arthur Kassin
Copyrights: My favorite memory; theme from the Warner Brothers picture Dial M for murder. Words: Jack Lawrence, music: Warner Brothers Pictures, employer for hire of Dimitri Tiomkin
Copyrights: An Old cowhand from a blues band. Words & music: Dave Bartholomew & Pearl King, The Gypsy blues. Words: Overton Lemon, music: Dave Bartholomew
Copyrights: Movietone news. Vol. 35, no. 104
Copyrights: Movietone news. Vol. 35, no. 104 part 2
Copyrights: Movietone news. Vol. 35, no. 104 part 3
Copyrights: Movietone news. Vol. 45, no. 104
Copyrights: (I'm praying for the day that) peace will come. w, m & rev. lyric: Frankie King p.k.a. Pee Wee King, & Hank Williams
Copyrights: Newsweek. Vol. 52, no. 13, Sept. 29, 1958
Copyrights: Newsweek. Vol. 52, no. 11, Sept. 15, 1958
Copyrights: Newsweek. Vol. 44, no. 13, Sept. 27, 1954
Copyrights: Newsweek. Vol. 42, no. 11, Sept. 14, 1953
Copyrights: Newsweek. Vol. 42, no. 11, Sept. 14, 1953 part 2
Copyrights: Newsweek. Vol. 46, no. 13, Sept. 26, 1955
Copyrights: Newsweek. Vol. 48, no. 11, Sept. 10, 1956
Copyrights: Newsweek. Vol. 48, no. 11, Sept. 10, 1956 part 2
Copyrights: Newsweek. Vol. 48, no. 11, Sept. 10, 1956 part 3
Copyrights: Newsweek. Vol. 37, no. 11, Mar. 12, 1951
Copyrights: Newsweek. Vol. 37, no. 12, Mar. 19, 1951
Copyrights: Newsweek. Vol. 37, no. 13, Mar. 26, 1951
Copyrights: Newsweek. Vol. 58, no. 13, Sept. 25, 1961
Copyrights: Newsweek. Vol. 38, no. 13, Sept. 24, 1951
Copyrights: The Travel song. Music: Elliot Lawrence Broza a.k.a. Elliot Lawrence, lyrics: Bic Reichner or Bix Reichner (Samuel Bickley Reichner)
Copyrights: Tango el bongo; musical composition. m George VanEps, All alone, Harmonic mechanisms
Copyrights: Arm in arm. From the musical production Here's love. w & m Rinimer Corporation, employer for hire of Meredith Willson, arr. for voice & piano: Frank Music Corporation & Rinimer Corporation, employers for hire of George N. Terry part 3
Copyrights: Caine's theme. From Kung Fu. m WB Music Corporation, employer for hire of Jim Helms
Copyrights: The country where I come from. From the play Blood red roses, formerly known as The blood of an Englishman. w John Wayne Lewin, m Michael Valenti
Copyrights: You never really know what a good girl you've got (until you lose her), Aun te espero =
Copyrights: The journal of physical chemistry. Vol. 72, no. 10, Oct. 1968
Copyrights: 60 minutes. Vol. 5, no. 20. By CBS, Inc. f.k.a. Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc part 2
Copyrights: Min[i]ature whitetail buck statue, reclining. No. MS 121. By Bob Scriver, Miniature mountain goats
Copyrights: Hurrah for our side! Text: Arthur J. Zito, ill.: R. Roberts Baldwin, Management memo. Issue no. 180
Copyrights: Only a mule is positively right! Text by Arthur J. Zito and ill. by R. Roberts Baldwin
Copyrights: Watergate blues. Spokane Motel blues. Artist: Tom T. Hall, additional recorded material: Phonogram, Inc
Copyrights: Fanette. From Jacques Brel is alive and well and living in Paris. English w Mort Shuman and Eric Blau
Copyrights: Johnny Thunder. w & m Raymond Douglas Davies, Last of the steam powered trains, There is no life without love
Copyrights: Framed, convicted, and condemned. w & m L. Spring (Jerry Fuller), C. Summers (W. C. Silva) & D. M. Stevens
Copyrights: The Early lectures of Ralph Waldo Emerson. Vol. 2: 1836-1838. By Stephen Emerson Whicher, Robert Ernest Spiller, and Wallace Edward Williams
Copyrights: We're the Ladies' Walking Society. w Sammy Cahn, m Jule Styne, SSA arr.: Edwin H. Morris & Company, Inc., employer for hire of Martin Albert
Copyrights: Inexpressable [sic] feeling, I'm back again, Unto you, Lord
Copyrights: Let's put Christ back in Christmas, Man of Sorrows, The Beauty of (His) holiness
Copyrights: If I'm not for myself then who is for me?, Elusive love songs, My grief
Copyrights: I'm not much to shout about (but you ought to see my father God), He is my Savior
Copyrights: The Lonesome road. w Gene Austin, m Nathaniel Shilkret, "special" school dance band arr. Famous Music Corporation, employer for hire of Johnny Warrington
Copyrights: The Shame of the Cross. w & m Herbert E. Kallman, Are you?, I see the angels smile
Copyrights: Feelin' kinda lonely. Chasing your rainbows. Artist: Robert Allen Jenkins, author of renewable matter: Polydor, Inc part 2
Copyrights: A Few kind words and a little piece [sic] of mind, Let's put on some old clothes
Copyrights: Abner the baseball; a fantasy. Radio script: Eddie Lawrence, music: Bernie Wayne
Copyrights: The Proof's in the prophets, New songs I, A Song of repentance
Copyrights: You should have loved me, Prime time, Fifty fifty love
Copyrights: Those trains that don't run anymore, Cleaning house with you, The Psychenaut
Copyrights: Throwing my heart to the wind, Ghetto blaster, Turn us on album
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