| Almarie Music documents |
| title | Number of documents |
|---|
| Another angel for a cloud; musical composition. Words & music: George H. Coakley, arr. Richard B. Wickiser & Minta Rainey | 27 |
| As sure as I'm living. w Sierra Rose Hart; m Canyon Carson Hart, A Home for Christmas | 30 |
| Baby's coming, mend the fence, The ring | 30 |
| Bar room blues: a 12-track program, Long gone man, Evangeline | 29 |
| Big lightnin' music collection, Bettin' it all, Rock with you | 30 |
| Different as night and day & 3 other titles, One man's junk, With each step I take | 29 |
| Fifteen years going up (and one night coming down), A Touch of cowboy blues, When you gave your love to me | 28 |
| Five fingers of death (theme) By Bunny Sigler, Richie Rome & Theodore Life part 2 | 30 |
| Floyd Cramer country. Sound recordings: RCA Records, Class of '73, Piano masterpieces (1900-1975) | 27 |
| Glory to the Father. Can a little child like me? Praise the God of Abraham, praise. Musical arrangements: Norman Johnson | 28 |
| How do you like me now? Composed by Marc K. Nelson, Darrell Spencer & Tony Brock | 30 |
| How's your love life? By Don Huber a.k.a. Donald C. Huber, Jr. & Chuck Burns a.k.a. Robert Charles Burns | 30 |
| If you look for me. w Charles Ervin, 1950-; m Christopher Allen Vystrcil, 1969, If you look | 26 |
| Mark Strand and the poet's place in contemporary culture, Lying here lonely, Just try Texas | 30 |
| Nor shall your glory be forgot, Unchained, Please, please | 26 |
| One day in ancient Rome. Text: G. B. Kirtland, pseud. of Sesyle Joslin (Sesyle Joslin Hine) and Alfred Hine | 30 |
| Pain in my past bw Daddies (Bobby's song) SR 33-883 (1982), As often as needed for pain | 30 |
| Patrick Henry, the people's lawyer ; Patrick Henry, if this be treason, The Work of Patrick Henry | 27 |
| Pirate song in D major, & 1 other title, Tell tale heart, A Wink and a smile | 30 |
| Reversible polymer complexation for boron removal and concentration with polymer-assisted ultrafiltration | 30 |
| Reversible polymer complexation for boron removal and concentration with polymer-assisted ultrafiltration part 2 | 30 |
| Riley Evans and the Knight Writers LP. Pt. 2. By Riley H. Evans & Lee A. Pearson, Jr | 30 |
| Someday will you fall in love with me?, The good ole days are right now, The Devil's train | 30 |
| Songs by Robert Stapleton for The first Jacuzzi Blues Band album, I know I'll be happy in heaven | 29 |
| Stealing love. From album Chronicle: greatest hits, The co-dependent disfunctional blues | 27 |
| Susanne Marie Messer/David Allyn Steele collection, Blue collar Paul, Waiting for the storm | 30 |
| The American dream, but not in my back yard part 2 | 30 |
| The effects of a reading styles program on historically underachieving Hispanic-American and African-American elementary school students | 30 |
| The Redeemed of the ages will sing, Sweet, sweet woman, Holding on to holding on | 30 |
| (The worst you ever gave me was) the best I ever had. You get the feelin'. Artist: Faron Young, sound recording: Phonogram, Inc | 29 |
| When I didn't have a prayer (someone prayed for me), Country boy, city girl, Long live my love for you | 30 |
| When you've seen one broken heart (you've seen them all), Nashville alive, Derby power blues to use | 30 |
| When you've seen one broken heart (you've seen them all), No goodbyes, Turn on the bright lights | 30 |
| Wino's prayer. By Icie Kirby (Icie Berg Kirby) & Dave Kirby (David Carroll Kirby) | 30 |
| Wino's prayer. By Icie Kirby (Icie Berg Kirby) & Dave Kirby (David Carroll Kirby) part 2 | 30 |
| Woman dressed in gold, and 1 other song, January 2005 songs, Honky-tonk queen | 30 |
| You must have walked across my mind again. By Wayne Kemp & Warren Robb, You picked a bad time to come on back, Maxine | 30 |
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