| East/Memphis Music Corporation documents |
| title | Number of documents |
|---|
| A penny for your thoughts (contains sample of Intimate friends) Written by Garry DeWayne Glenn & additional writers | 30 |
| Audio coll. 1. w & m Greg Ryan; m Arthur Barrow, Something for everybody, The Perfect gift | 30 |
| Because I love you; The Postman song. By Warren Brooks & Stevie B part 2 | 30 |
| Charles Addison Brown song collection no. 1, Dec. 2004, Livin' ain't easy, Superbad | 30 |
| Davanant's MacBeth from the Yale manuscript; an edition with a discussion of the relation of Davenant's text to Shakespeare's. By Christopher Spencer | 30 |
| Don't you know your way home? Words & music by Craig Bickhardt & James Best a.k.a. James Bugno part 3 | 30 |
| Do the funky penguin, pt. 1. By Jo Bridges, Rufus Thomas, Mack Rice, Tom Nixon, Piece of the rock. By Mack Rice | 30 |
| Do you see what I see? By Allen Jones, William Brown, Harvey Henderson, No phone in the ozone | 30 |
| Do you see what I see? By Allen Jones, William C. Brown 3rd & Harvey Henderson, String of hope | 30 |
| Each step I take. By Deanie Parker & Steve Cropper, The flag of the USA, I could love you again, dear | 30 |
| Glory, glory (the old school) By Tyrone Dickerson, Michael Bruce & Ben Tankard part 3 | 30 |
| God is love. By Sister Teresa Margaret Rowe, God is love part 2 | 30 |
| How far am I from New York City? By Fred Briggs a.k.a. Freddy Briggs & Darryl Carter | 30 |
| I can't believe that I said that! By Ray Elbert Parker a.k.a. Ray Parker part 3 | 30 |
| It's good to be careful (but it's better to be loved) By Homer Banks & Raymond Jackson part 2 | 30 |
| Just a little piece ; Goodbye, California ; On the rebound ... [et al.] | 30 |
| Loneliness in Ruby's eyes (The life Sue Ellen is living) PA 280-464, Merry go-rounds and carousels | 30 |
| Mary Lou, can you do the bumblebee? By Steve Cropper, Deanie Parker, Mary Frierson & Mary Brittenum | 30 |
| My little girl. By Mack Rice, Steve Cropper & Eddie Floyd part 2 | 30 |
| Ooo wee girl. By Ronnie Williams & David Porter, Voyageur, Ouray | 30 |
| Pin the tail. Co-writes, Joseph James, Cameron Giles, Eben Jones & Charly Wingate | 24 |
| Shadows on the wall ; Fires [sic] not out ; How to fly | 30 |
| Silent night (pd) By Steve Cropper, Donald Dunn a.k.a. Duck Dunn, & Al Jackson, Jr. & Booker T. Jones part 3 | 30 |
| So hard to get along with; a.k.a. Hard to get along with. By Rufus Thomas, Boating world | 30 |
| Sweet dreams. By Silverman Entertainment Enterprises, Inc | 30 |
| That's my love ; You need a little something extra ; We got something good ; Wait | 30 |
| The bridge that we cross over (determines where we're bound) By Bettye Crutcher & Marvell Thomas | 30 |
| The Dayz of way back. By Andre Young, Lorenzo Patterson, Tracy Curry, Gregory Webster, Andrew Noland, Leroy Bonner, Walter Morrison, Marshall Jones, Ralph Middlebrook, Burke J. Reeves, Jimmy Castor, Gerry Thomas, Douglas Gibson, Harry Jensen, Robert Manigault & Langdon Fridie part 3 | 30 |
| This is a perfect world. By Bettye Crutcher, Mack Rice & Tommy Tate, Welfare and the postman. By Bettye Crutcher | 30 |
| Three roses and a moonbeam contemporary/inspirational series, I gave my world collection | 30 |
| We're running out of reasons. w & m East/Memphis Music Corporation (employer for hire of James Banks, Eddie Marion & Henderson Thigpen) part 2 | 27 |
| We the people. By Carl Smith & Marshall Jones part 2 | 30 |
| What you see is what you get. By Ronnie Williams & David Porter, Too tough to tame | 30 |
| Winding, winding road. By Eddie Floyd, Alvertis Isbell & Booker T. Jones, I'm your mate. By Eddie Floyd & Henry Hopkins | 29 |
| You got a woman on your hands. By Bettye Crutcher, Bobby Manuel, Doris Holbrooks | 30 |
| You put the sunshine back in my world. By Mack Rice, & Gemini a.k.a. Lance Todd Finney | 30 |
| Your sweet loving. By Freddy Briggs (Fred Briggs) & Darryl Carter | 30 |
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