| Fort Knox Music Company. documents |
| title | Number of documents |
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| Above and beyond (the call of love) & 365 other titles. (Part 001 of 002), Interzone (silent hush mix/cyberfunk) | 30 |
| Afraid to live and afraid of dying & 169 other titles; compositions, Lamp lightening time | 30 |
| A Hundred million sweethearts can't be wrong & 3 other titles, Old fashioned locket & 6 other titles | 30 |
| A la carte & 882 other titles. (Part 003 of 005), Muddy sea of sin, Baby, I have news for you | 30 |
| Am I the one to blame? Words & music: Elaine Gay, Buddy Starcher & Mary Jean Shurtz | 28 |
| An Eschatalogical view of The Celebration at Patmos as a key to the mystery of who wrote the Gospel of John | 30 |
| An introduction to early Greek philosophy; the chief fragments and ancient testimony, with connecting commentary | 30 |
| Are you practising His love? Words & music: Odell McLeod a.k.a. Mac Odell & Roy E. Pryor | 28 |
| Audiovisual fundamentals: basic equipment operation and simple materials production | 30 |
| Beachcomber boy. By Eleanor Frances Lattimore, Beachcomber | 30 |
| Because I love you so. Lyric by Sammy Gallop, music by John Jacob Loeb | 27 |
| Big Jay shuffle. Music: Bobby McNeely (Robert Westley McNeely) & Big Jay McNeely (Cecil James McNeely) | 30 |
| Bull frog boogie. w & m Skip Redman, pseud. of Dorothy Julia Slone, & Earl Slone | 30 |
| But does that make you mine? By Sarah J. Nix a.k.a. Sally Nix, Sydney Nathan a.k.a. Lois Mann, & William Henri Woode | 30 |
| Can't sleep anymore. w & m Lonnie Johnson (Joel Lorenzo Johnson), Can't sleep | 29 |
| Chat'n' with a chick in Cha[t]tanooga. Words and music: Hank Snow, Nell Campbell & Edna Farnsworth part 3 | 27 |
| Chemotherapy and irradiation for malignant gliomas intervention intravascular techniques | 30 |
| Claude Jeter adaptations. H286-2102, folio. Adaptations some new w & m Claude Jeter | 30 |
| Coffee blues. Words & music: Les Adams (Harrison L. Adams), A Christmas wish, Night song | 30 |
| Come back to me (my love) By Roy Orbison & Joe Melson | 30 |
| Cry, baby, cry. w Maria Ehret, m Betty Harkness (Rebekah West Harkness) | 27 |
| Deep within the stable, Mary sweetly sings. Arr. & w Solveig D. Preus, Deep within | 30 |
| Desperately & 2 other titles, Desperately, All around the world | 30 |
| Don't add an ex to your name. Words & music: James A. Pritchett a.k.a. J. T. Pritchett a.k.a. Arthur Q. Smith, and Jim Hess part 2 | 27 |
| Don't do that & 1 other title | 23 |
| Don't leave love (out there all alone) By Austin Roberts, Charlie Black & Cliff Downes part 2 | 30 |
| Don't take my heart, little girl. Words & music: Camille Canady & Jesse Ervin, To say I love you. Words & music: Camille Canady & Jesse Ervin | 28 |
| Don't tell me not to love you & 3 other titles | 30 |
| Draw us to Thee. For chorus of mixed voices and soprano solo with piano or organ. w Friedrich Funcke, translation: August Crull, m W. Glen Darst | 30 |
| Evolution and the genetics of populations; a treatuse in three volumes. Vol. 1: genetic and biometric foundations. By Sewall Wright | 30 |
| Fifty billion dollars; my thirteen years with the R F C (1932-1945) By Jesse H. Jones & Edward Angly | 30 |
| Free for all. w & m Susan Conte, 1962-, & Charles Trublood, 1962, Starving artist | 29 |
| From the love side. Finger poppin' time. Sound recording. Artist: Hank Ballard & the Midnight Lighters, by Polydor, Inc part 3 | 28 |
| Function at the junction. Words & music: Sydney Nathan a.k.a. Lois Mann, Henry Bernard Glover, Sammy Lowe (Samuel M. Lowe) & Jimmy Mitchelle (James Henry Mitchelle) | 30 |
| Function at the junction. Words & music: Sydney Nathan a.k.a. Lois Mann, Henry Bernard Glover, Sammy Lowe (Samuel M. Lowe) & Jimmy Mitchelle (James Henry Mitchelle) part 2 | 30 |
| Good lookin' ain't enough | 30 |
| Gretchen. w & m John Creach, John L. Parker, Kevin R. Moore et al, Love me, If you give a little bit & 5 other titles | 30 |
| Hallowed bells. w Harold Grant Willis a.k.a. Harold Chuck Willis, m Louis H. Oleson | 30 |
| Hard to get & 1 other title, Hard to get part 2 | 29 |
| Harvard College Library Department of Printing and Graphic Arts catalogue of books and manuscripts. Pt. 1: French 16th century books. By Ruth Mortimer, Philip Hofer & Williams [i.e. William] Alexander Jackson | 30 |
| Heads or tails, I win & 1 other title | 25 |
| Heaven only know why I love you | 27 |
| Here I stand & 6 other titles | 30 |
| High school hop. Words & music: Roy Ayres, Boyd B. Bennett & Bobby Jones (William R. Jones, Jr.) | 30 |
| Honey, won't you please come home? Words & music by Jim Reeves & Luke McDaniel, Living in a house of sin & 2 other titles | 30 |
| How can I tell her? By Preston Hemmings, Gerry Hemmings & John Hemmings | 30 |
| How long has it been (since Jesus had a good night's sleep) By W. Carson, Live in love & 1 other title | 26 |
| How long has that train been gone? w & m Henry Roeland Byrd (a.k.a. Professor Longhair) | 30 |
| How to produce the play; the complete production handbook. By John Wray Young and Margaret Mary Young | 30 |
| Hurry, hurry baby & 3 other titles | 29 |
| I can't escape from you. Words & music: William Ward & Rose Marks | 27 |
| I can't make up my mind. w & m Par-Ed Music Corporation, employer for hire of Jimmy Barden | 30 |
| I cried in my sleep. Words & music: Donnie Bowshier, Walter Wilson & Paul Hopkins | 30 |
| I didn't know she was leavin' ('til she was already gone) By David Wills, Gordon Eatherly & Bob Moulds part 2 | 30 |
| I'd love to ride with Santa Claus tonight. Words and music: Jimmie Davis and Jim Davis | 26 |
| I don't care (just as long as you love me) By A. E. Owens a.k.a. Buck Owens part 3 | 30 |
| I don't know gee from haw & 1 other title | 30 |
| (If I've hurt you) I'll never forgive myself & 5 other titles, Chicken, don't roost too high | 30 |
| I heard the voice of the people. w & m Jimmy Driftwood, pseud. of James C. Morris | 30 |
| I just couldn't stand it (if I loved you anymore) By Glenda Blackwell & Glen Blackwell | 30 |
| I know, I know & 1 other title | 29 |
| I'll be all your woman, if you'll be half a man, That'll be the day, Jack Daniels' whiskey | 30 |
| I'll go stepping too. w, m & additional lyrics: Tom James, & Jerry Organ (pseud. of Troy Martin) | 30 |
| I'll make it to the promised land | 30 |
| I'll never let her go. Words & music: Ardra Woods a.k.a. Sonny Woods, Charles Sutton, Alonzo Tucker, Henry Ballard & Henry Booth | 30 |
| I'll never let her go. Words & music: Ardra Woods a.k.a. Sonny Woods, Charles Sutton, Alonzo Tucker, Henry Ballard & Henry Booth part 2 | 30 |
| I'm going to cry you right out of my mind. Words and music: Linda Hopkins, Luis Rivera, and Ralph Bass | 25 |
| (I'm gonna) feel like somebody tonight & 170 other titles, Shoot the moon | 30 |
| I'm gonna write a song about you. Words & music: Lee Cargile, I'm gonna strut my stuff | 30 |
| I'm just not that kind. Words & music: Louise Webb & Arthur Clements, The Lights are growing dim & 2 other titles | 26 |
| I'm really in love. Words: Harry Holunga, music and arr. Jay Sheldon, You haven't seen us | 30 |
| I'm using my Bible for a road map. Words & music: Don Reno (Donald W. Reno) & Charles Schroeder part 2 | 30 |
| I need you, baby. Words & music: Buddy Harper, Buck Jones & Carrol Hyde | 30 |
| In that great gettin' up mornin'. w & m Bill Medley (William T. Medley) & Bob Hatfield (Robert L. Hatfield) | 30 |
| It ain't much but it's home. Words and music: Eddie Noack (D. A. Noack, Jr.), Don't trade. Words and music: D. A. "Eddie" Noack, Jr | 30 |
| It ain't s'posed to be like that. w & m Premium Music Corporation, employer for hire of Lewis C. Simpkins | 24 |
| I told you so | 30 |
| It's all over now. Music by Edgar Battle & Wilmore Slick Jones | 30 |
| It's all right (if you've done your best) By Martha Carson | 30 |
| (I will always) think of you that way, Oh, baby, Feathers of dawn | 30 |
| Jay's blues. Melody & chord symbols, with words. w & m Jimmy Witherspoon & Jay McShann | 26 |
| Johnny's still singing. Words & music: Sydney Nathan a.k.a. Lois Mann, Henry Stone & Henry Bernard Glover | 30 |
| Knowing that you want him (her) back again. w & m Johnny Otis & Donald Ray Aldridge part 2 | 30 |
| Leave it to me. w & m Mort Shuman & Jerome Pomus (Doc Pomus) | 29 |
| Let me know (I have a right) By Frederick J. Perren & Dino Fekaris, Let me know part 2 | 30 |
| Let's make ev'ry day a Christmas day & 1 other title, Dog bite your hide. Words & music: Smokey Ward | 30 |
| Lies, lies, lies. Words & music by Marvin J. Moore & George H. Campbell, Jr | 30 |
| Life is a beautiful thing. S.A.T.B. w & m Jay Livingston & Ray Evans, choral arr. for mixed voices: Harry Simeone | 30 |
| Love, love, love (that's what it is) By Bill Carlisle | 30 |
| Love of my life (O Sole Mio)--Louis Prima and Keely Smith with Sam Butera. From album Big night soundtrack. SR 218-432 | 30 |
| Love. w & m Vicki Music, Inc., employer for hire of Alonzo Tucker, Willie Malone, & Theodore Twiggs | 30 |
| Make me what you want me to be. Words and music: Eunice Wright Davis & Johnny Johns | 30 |
| Memory waltz. Music and arr. O. DiBella, employer for hire of Ray Rogalski | 26 |
| Monday morning blues & 2 other titles | 30 |
| Money and banking. By Major B. Foster, Raymond Rodgers, Jules I. Bogen & Marcus Nadler | 27 |
| Mother knows best. w & m Marty Robbins (Martin D. Robinson) | 30 |
| My best wishes and regards. Words & music: Little Willie Littlefield (Willie Littlefield) | 30 |
| My heart cries out for the lamb | 22 |
| My little wild eyed blue roan; piano instrumentation. Words & music: Nancylee Miller (Nancy Louise Miller), arr. Alice Webster Miller | 30 |
| My name ain't Annie. Words & music: Linda Hayes & John N. Roberson, Today's woman buffet cook book. By John Roberson & Marie Roberson | 30 |
| My sweet thing. w Nancy Wilson Dennis, Teddy Edwards (Theodore Edwards), m Gerald Wilson, Tom Morgan | 30 |
| My tears will pour just like rain. Words & music: Moon Mullican (Aubrey Wilson Mullican), Lois Mann a.k.a. Sydney Nathan & Henry Bernard Glover | 30 |
| Nervous, man, nervous. Words & music: Dwight C. Davis, Give me, Give thanks | 29 |
| Notes to the teacher to accompany of studies: reading and writing. By William D. Baker, Herbert Hackett | 30 |
| Nothing goes right for me (since you've been gone) w & m James Peterson & Sonny Thompson | 30 |
| No titles given for design & drawings of a kite; notification (under 17 USC 508) of filing & of final order or judgement (docket no. C-78-119-WAI filed 17Feb78 in U.S. District Court, Northern District, San Francisco) Order attached part 3 | 30 |
| No titles given for EP103357 (1956) et al.; notification (under 17 USC 508) of filing & of final order or judgement (docket no. 77-81-E filed 23Sep77 in Middle District of Alabama, Montgomery) Opinion & judgment attached | 30 |
| Now and forever. By Johnny May a.k.a. Bridges George McGibbon Lewis, & Peter Hansen part 2 | 30 |
| Nuttin' for Christmas. Words & music by Sid Tepper & Roy C. Bennett, special lyrics by Henry Doyle Haynes a.k.a. Homer & Kenneth C. Burns a.k.a. Jethro part 2 | 30 |
| One, two, three: the story of Matt--a feral child | 30 |
| Powerful love. Words & music: Ruby Clark & Paul Kallinger, What would I do without your love? | 30 |
| Quiet whiskey. Melody & chord symbols with words. Words & music: Henry Bernard Glover, Wynonie Harris, Fred Weismantel & Bob Schell (Robert Charles Schell) part 2 | 26 |
| Roll over, Beethoven & 6 other titles; notification (under 17 USC 508) of filing & of final order or judgement (docket no. CIVIL 78-65 filed 25Jan78 in Middle District of Pennsylvania, Scranton) Stipulation of dismissal attached | 30 |
| Social foundations of education. By William O. Stanley, B. Othanel Smith, Kenneth D. Benne & Archibald W. Anderson | 30 |
| Someone will die tonight in the Caribbean. By Rene Puissesseau,, translator: Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., as employer for hire of Stephen Becker | 30 |
| Spicy Crab--Spiced clams. By Christine C. Calloway, 1951- (Spicy Crab, pseud.) & David Calloway, 1950 | 30 |
| Spoon with me. For voice and piano. Words & music: Richard Lowell Blanchard & Bill Carlisle | 30 |
| Stack of dollars. Music: Tiny Bradshaw a.k.a. Myron C. Bradshaw, Sam Jones (Samuel Jones) & James M. Robinson | 30 |
| Strange feeling (violence) | 30 |
| Sure cure for the blues. Words & music: Sam Pettus, Ravon Darnell & Mario DeLaGarde | 30 |
| Take my heart (and let's run away) By Sandy Pinkard & Larry Collins part 3 | 30 |
| Tell me you're mine. Words: Ronald Fredianelli, music: D. Vasin, Teenage sweetie | 30 |
| Tell them. Words & music: Sonny Woods (Ardra Woods), Someone like you, Tell them | 23 |
| (Tell your friends to) stop laughing at me. Words & music: Jack Dempsey Cardwell & Hack Hendrick | 30 |
| That's all it took. w & m Darrell Edwards, Charlotte Grier & George Jones, Seasons of my heart. Words & music: Darrell Edwards & George Jones | 30 |
| The Commandments of love. Words & music: Morton Weinstein a.k.a. Morton Neff, John Nagy & Lucky Millinder (Lucius Leroy Millinder) | 30 |
| The Creek's gone muddy (and the fish won't bite). Words & music: Sydney Nathan a.k.a. Lois Mann, Jimmy Ballard & Charles Kanter | 27 |
| The Family tree musta fell on me. Words and music: Wayne Raney, Sydney Nathan a.k.a. Lois Mann, & Henry Bernard Glover | 30 |
| The First time ever (I saw your face) Artist: P. Nero | 30 |
| The greatest love. w & m Prince Street Productions, employer for hire of Michael Masser, Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc., employer for hire of Linda Creed | 30 |
| The Hard way. By Robert V. Williams | 30 |
| The Magnetic Way into our community--the supermarket math cards manual, Online technology teaching model | 29 |
| The Only one I ever loved I lost. Words & music: Johnnie & Jack, pseud. of Jack Anglin, Jim Anglin & Johnny Wright | 30 |
| The Original Popeye. w & m Oliver S. Brown, Charles Brown, Jr., Wardell J. Querzerque & Dave Bartholomew | 30 |
| The Proteins: chemistry, biological activity, and methods. Vol. 1, pt. B. Edited by Hans Neurath & Kenneth Bailey | 26 |
| The Purple people eater meets the witch doctor. m J. P. Richardson a.k.a. Jape Richardson, w Gordon Leslie Ritter a.k.a. Rick Johnson | 30 |
| There's a difference in religion and salvation. Words & music: Walter Bailes, Somebody's praying for you. Words & music: Johnnie Bailes & Walter Bailes | 30 |
| There's another baby waiting for me down the line. Words & music Red Smiley (Arthur L. Smiley) & Don Reno | 30 |
| There's another baby waiting for me down the line. Words & music Red Smiley (Arthur L. Smiley) & Don Reno part 2 | 30 |
| The Revolutionary War and George Washington's army in American history, The French and Indian War | 26 |
| The Southern Regional Education Board: ten years of regional co-operation in higher education. By Redding S. Sugg & George H. Jones | 30 |
| This is your life. (1-800-missing) PA 1-205-745 | 30 |
| Time, time, time, time. Words & music: Eloise Riggins, Wheel & dip, Disco dating | 30 |
| Too hot to handle. w & m Mae McDonald, Doc Pomus & Morty Shuman part 3 | 30 |
| Too many irons in the fire. Words & music: Moon Mullican (A. W. Mullican), Sydney Nathan a.k.a. Lois Mann, Erwin Reinking a.k.a. Erwin King & Henry Bernard Glover | 30 |
| Trouble at midnight. Melody & chord symbols with words. Words & music: Roy Brown & Harry Stone | 30 |
| Twenty-four hours a day. m Heinz Buchholz, German w Gunter Loose, English w Billy Towne | 30 |
| Two loves in one night. Words & music: George York, Leslie York & Don Gililland | 29 |
| Wade in the water. Co-writer: J. W. Alexander, Not so quiet please, Yes indeed | 29 |
| What am I supposed to do? Co-writers, Daron Tavaris Jones & Cedric Moore part 2 | 30 |
| What can I do, I'm so in love with you? w & m Edward Alexander, Jean Shy, Vernon O. Bullock & Harvey Fuqua part 2 | 30 |
| What can I say? Words & music by Thomas Paul Goodeluinas, Jordan, Your pretty baby | 30 |
| What do you want to make those eyes at me for & 35 other titles; notice of termination of grant under 17 U.S.C. sec. 304; date & manner of service of the notice of termination: 4Jan78, by first class mail part 2 | 30 |
| What shall I do? No. 21. For voice & keyboard. By Henry Purcell, editing & translation: Wal;ter Bergmann (George Walter Bergmann), editing: Michael Kemp Tippett | 30 |
| What's on your mind? Co-writers, April Allen, Andrea Hicks & Kira Trotter | 30 |
| What will to-morrow bring? w & m Louis Todd Innis, Danny Coughlan (Donald Coughland) | 30 |
| When you make up your mind, I'll be around. Words & music: Blackie Crawford & Neva Starns | 29 |
| Whipped cream (ice cream dream) Co-writers, Kingsley Gardner, Sherine Jackson & Katrina Jackson | 27 |
| Who's been dragging your little red wagon? Words & music: Charlie Gore & Smokey Duvall (James Duvall) | 30 |
| Why did you have to get married (on the day Michigan State played Notre Dame)?, Angela | 30 |
| Why don't you open the door? Words & music: Valencia Dawson & Roberta Yates, Lookin' for somebody new. Words & music: Roberta Yates | 30 |
| Why live if life is not worth living? Words & music: Neal Burris & Sam McPherson | 30 |
| Why, oh why? Words by Phil Boutelje (Philip Boutelje) & Harry DeCosta, music By Ted Snyder | 25 |
| Women are wonderful; a history in cartoon of a hundred years with America's most controversial figure. Introd., text, compilation: William Cole & Florett Robinson | 30 |
| You came by. Words & music: Tiny Bradshaw (Myron C. Bradshaw), Andrew Penn, Clarence Mack, Leslie Ayers & Wilburt Prysock | 30 |
| You can't have my love. w & m Chuck Harding, Hank Thompson, Billy Gray & Marty Roberts | 29 |
| You can't take it with you (when you go) By E. J. Falcon & Moon Mullican | 30 |
| You don't care anymore and I could care less | 30 |
| You made me cry. w & m Arlington S. Broussard & Ronald J. Broussard | 30 |
| You're fine but you're not my kind. Words & music: M. DeLaGarde, B. Nunn, B. S. Richard, T. Leonard, R. Richard & Johnny Otis | 30 |
| You're so good to me & 1 other title | 30 |
| Your secret's not a secret anymore. Words & music: Mark Tankersley a.k.a. Skeeter Webb a.k.a. Mark Webb | 30 |
| You won't find me singing the blues for you. Words & music: Ann Jones, I wish we could try all over again. Words & music: Ann Jones | 30 |
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