| Sony/ATV Music Publishing. documents |
| title | Number of documents |
|---|
| A little bit crazy & 4 other titles | 27 |
| All I have to do (is close my eyes and look at you) Co-writers, Dennis Knutson & Danny Potter | 30 |
| A matter of time (Hold on darlin') Co-composers, Craig Michael Wiseman & Jason Sellers part 2 | 30 |
| Anything goes (now that everything's gone) Words & music by John Northrup & Robert Ellis Orrall | 30 |
| Are you sleeping? Music: Summy Publishing Company, employer for hire of Robert Shepard | 29 |
| Baby don't go. Co-composers, Narada Michael Walden, Michell Gayle & Angelo Tomasa Bofill | 30 |
| California sunshine. Words and music: William John Hope & Lyle Moraine | 30 |
| Can I sleep in your arms? Lucky ladies. Artist: Jeannie Seely, bands 2, 3 & 6 of side 1 & bands 1 & 5 of side 2: MCA Records, Inc | 30 |
| Close to you (they long to be) Easy piano | 30 |
| Do what you gotta do & 16 other titles. By Lindy Robbins & co-writers as noted | 30 |
| Everybody needs somebody (I need you) By S. Wonder, C. Paul & M. Broadnax | 30 |
| Finishing school. From Strip for action. w Harold Adamson, m Jimmy McHugh (James Francis McHugh) | 30 |
| Free and easy. Lonesome cowboy. Sound recording: A&M Records, Inc., artist: Carlson and Durio | 30 |
| Gotta get back to you. w & m Tommy James & Bobby King, piano arr.: Big Seven Music Corporation, employer for hire | 30 |
| Happy medium; The Hasty Pudding Theatricals of Harvard University presents its 107th annual production. Music: Michael Lay, words: Henry Steimmy Ziegler | 30 |
| Harlan County. I'll leave this world loving you. Artist: Wayne Kemp, sound recording by MCA Records, Inc | 30 |
| Heart's command. w & m Elaine Tubb a.k.a. Elaine Tubb Wingerter, & Glenn Douglas a.k.a. Glenn Douglas Tubb | 30 |
| Heaven help you when you fall in love. From My L. A. Words by Paul Francis Webster, music by Sammy Fain | 30 |
| Here we go again (extended version) Written by Michael A. Saulsberry, Eric J. Kirkland, Philip Johnson, et al part 3 | 30 |
| How sweet it is & 57 other titles; master recordings & musical compositions part 2 | 30 |
| I ain't gonna be the first to cry. w & m Dan Walsh, Harvey Price & Mitch Bottler | 26 |
| I already know (what I'm getting for my birthday) By Robbie Williams & Early Williams | 30 |
| I can't help myself (here comes the feeling) / Carelessly. Artist: Sami Jo Cole | 30 |
| I'd love (for me to be loved by you) w & m John Hurley, Ronnie Wilkins & Bill Cates part 3 | 30 |
| If only you'd of happened to me (a long time ago) w & m Harlan Howard & Gene Meyers part 2 | 30 |
| I have something to give you. w & m Dee Moeller a.k.a. Delois Moeller, I'll kiss the tears | 30 |
| I know better now. Co-composers, Kristian Frans Bergsnes, Brian Maher and Jim McCormick | 30 |
| In the park coloring book. By Saalfield Publishing Company, In the park | 30 |
| It only took a moment. w & m Marshall Leib, Joey Paige (Joseph E. Sauseris) & Don Wayne (Don W. Chocek) | 30 |
| It's about time. From album Television's greatest hits, volume 2. SR 087-333 | 30 |
| I've got it bad for you. w & m Alvis E. Owens, Jr. (Buck) & Donald Eugene Urich (Don Rich) | 30 |
| Just because the sun is shinin' (don't mean it's a sunny day) Co-writers, Jill Jones & Keith Colley | 30 |
| Just for your love (I would sacrifice) By James Gadson, Clarence McDonald, Alan Abrahams et al part 2 | 30 |
| Leave me alone & 4 other titles | 30 |
| Leave the driving to us. w & m Clarence Henry Reid, Harry Casey, Bennie Lattimore & Steve Alaimo | 30 |
| Let me be your lovemaker. w & m Clarence Reid, Betty Wright, Willie Clarke, arr. Screen Gems (employer for hire of Sid Engel) | 30 |
| Let's make music; experiences for the classroom teacher, textbook. Text: Maurine Timmerman | 30 |
| Life is a multi-dimensional experience Super-Pac vs. Pac-Ape, The sky's the limit | 30 |
| Little scatterbrain. Ain't your memory got no pride at all? Artist: Red Lane, sound recording by Phonogram, Inc | 30 |
| Living with the shades pulled down. m Bouldeaux Bryant, -1987, & Felice Bryant, -2003, w & m Merle Haggard part 4 | 30 |
| Lookin' at the world through a windshield. w & m Jerry Chesnut & Mike Hoyer, Pride's not hard to swallow | 30 |
| May the best man win. From Nellie Bly. m James VanHeusen, w Johnny Burke | 29 |
| My lips will never tell (what my eyes may show) w & m Eddie Miller, Barbara Miller | 30 |
| Nine hundred miles from home. From How the West was won. Adaptation & arr. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc., as employer for hire of Alfred Newman & Ken Darby | 30 |
| No one part 2 | 30 |
| No place to go (but out of my mind) By Mickey Newbury & Hoyte Hawkins part 2 | 30 |
| Now that it's over, please remember me | 30 |
| Old faithful. No. 3. From Yellowstone suite. For band with optional chorus for SSAATTBB. m John Klein | 30 |
| Only a fool (would love the same mistake twice), Only a fool | 30 |
| Our house is not a home (for it's never been loved in) w & m Claude Putman, Jr. (Curly Putman) & Shirley Mayo part 3 | 30 |
| Put me back in your dreams. Words by Olive V. Kesselring, music by Kim Woodward (June Leone Woodward) | 30 |
| Repeat after me. From Manhattan tower. w & m Gordon Jenkins, arr. for piano: staff of Leeds Music Corporation | 30 |
| Ruby is a groupie (with a cosmic cowboy band) My better half. Artist: Bobby Braddock, sound recording: Phonogram, Inc | 30 |
| Ruby is a groupie (with a cosmic cowboy band) My better half. Artist: Bobby Braddock, sound recording: Phonogram, Inc part 2 | 30 |
| Seeing eye dog; television program. By Lassie Programs, Inc., as employer of Stan Silverman, Mel Chaitlin & Miriam Geiger | 30 |
| Seven come eleven. w & m Sparkle Moore, pseud. of Barbara Jean Morgan Denny | 30 |
| She just said goodbye. w & m United Artists Music Company, Inc. (employer for hire of Milton Blackford), Unart Music Corporation (employer for hire of Larry Butler), Rex Allen, Jr | 30 |
| Should a gentleman offer a lady (what you offered me tonight)? w & m Dave Kirby, Johnny Slate, Elizabeth Overstreet | 30 |
| Sing me a sad song, Willie. w & m Don McKinnon, Last summer's rose, Country go go girl | 29 |
| Sing me a sad song, Willie. w & m Don McKinnon, Since you've gone away, He walks on the water | 30 |
| Something funny going on. w & m Karon Penning & Tom Hall, Trapper man. w & m Tom T. Hall (Thomas T. Hall) | 30 |
| Somewhere between your leavin' (and my lettin' you go) By Benita Hill, Don Graham & Pam Wolfe | 30 |
| Starry eyes and dreams, Starry eyes | 27 |
| Steel guitar chimes (inst.) EP379773 (1977) | 30 |
| Stick your hand in a bucket of water. w & m Jack Barlow, Bobby Fischer & Arthur M. Wilder | 30 |
| Success part 2 | 30 |
| Tennessean. Performed by Ed Bruce; compilation & 6 new bands of sound recording: Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc | 30 |
| The band keeps playin' on. w Red Simpson & Joe Simpson, m Fuzzy Owen (a.k.a. Fuzzy Owens) part 2 | 30 |
| The Legend of Saint Christopher's on the Hill. Dramatization & chorus parts: J. Henry Francis | 30 |
| The Peddler's dream and other plays. By James Reeves, with an introd. by E. P. Dutton & Company, Inc., employer in a work made for hire: Nellie McCaslin | 30 |
| (There for a minute) I thought that you were mine. w & m Bobby Bond (Robert Reinhardt) | 30 |
| There's got to be a better way to live than this, Jack of all Jills, Ladies' magazine | 30 |
| The Teaching of secondary mathematics. By Claude Harold Brown, Manchild in the promised land | 27 |
| Togetherness. By Screen Gems, a division of Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc part 2 | 30 |
| Untouchable you (that's what they call you, Sue) By Neal Davenport & Horace Davenport part 3 | 30 |
| We're gonna make it. w & m Billy Davis, Raynard Miner, Carl Smith, James Eugene Barge part 2 | 30 |
| Where did he come from? From Hec Ramsey. w & m Jerry Chestnut, Joe Johnson, Last run to Memphis. w & m Jerry Chesnut & Del Reeves | 30 |
| Where were you when the stars came out tonight? By Adam Mitchell & John Campbell | 30 |
| Wicked woman fall in love | 30 |
| With all my heart (I resign) Written by Pearson, Jr. & Klemer | 30 |
| You can tell he's from Manpower! A536424 (1961) | 30 |
| You got it part 2 | 30 |
| You might be digging the garden (but somebody's picking your plums) w & m Joseph Arrington, Jr. (a.k.a. Joe Tex), Louis Johnson, Joseph Thomas part 3 | 30 |
| You took her off my hands (now take her off my mind) Words and music: Harlan Howard, Skeets McDonald (Enos McDonald) & Wynn Stewart (Winford Stewart) | 30 |
| You've lost too much. Words & music: Tommy Collins, pseud. of Leonard Sipes & Fuzzy Owen, pseud. of Charles Owens | 30 |
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