Ain't Cha Got Music |
Andy Razaf, James P. Johnson |
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Covered by (9 artists) |
Alabama Stomp |
Henry Creamer, James P. Johnson |
Harry Pollock's Club Maurice Diamonds REC, Gus C. Edwards and His Orchestra - Vocal refrain by Cliff Covert REL |
September 2, 1926 |
Covered by (6 artists) |
A Porter's Love Song (To a Chambermaid) |
Andy Razaf, James P. Johnson |
Alabama Washboard Stompers – Vocal Chorus by Jake Fenderson |
October 13, 1930 |
Covered by (74 artists) |
Blueberry Rhyme |
James P. Johnson |
James P. Johnson |
December 18, 1943 |
Covered by (9 artists) |
Caprice Rag |
James P. Johnson |
James P. Johnson |
May 1917 |
Covered by (10 artists) |
Carolina Shout |
James P. Johnson |
Jas. P. Johnson |
February 1918 |
Covered by (70 artists) |
Charleston |
James P. Johnson, Cecil Mack |
Elisabeth Welch and Chorus PRF, The Ambassadors [US2] REC, Arthur Gibbs and His Gang REL |
October 29, 1923 |
Covered by (189 artists) |
Creole Lullaby |
James P. Johnson, Omer Simeon |
The Carnival Three |
February 22, 1945 |
Covered by The Trevor Richards New Orleans Trio |
Daintiness Rag |
James P. Johnson |
James P. Johnson |
July 1917 |
Covered by (7 artists) |
Don't Cry Baby |
James P. Johnson, Stella Unger, Saul Bernie |
Bessie Smith - James P. Johnson at the Piano |
October 11, 1929 |
Covered by (28 artists) |
Eccentricity Waltz |
James P. Johnson |
James P. Johnson |
February 1918 |
Covered by (5 artists) |
Fascination |
James P. Johnson |
James P. Johnson |
June 14, 1939 |
Covered by (4 artists) |
Four o'Clock Groove |
James P. Johnson |
James P. Johnson |
June 12, 1944 |
Covered by Paris Washboard |
Harlem Hotcha |
Andy Razaf, James P. Johnson |
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Covered by (5 artists) |
Hungry Blues |
Langston Hughes, James P. Johnson |
James P. Johnson |
March 9, 1939 |
Covered by (4 artists) |
If I Could Be with You (One Hour Tonight) |
Henry Creamer, James P. Johnson |
Eva Taylor, Accomp. by Clarence Williams Blue Five |
February 10, 1927 |
Covered by (266 artists) |
I Need Lovin' |
Henry Creamer, James P. Johnson |
Honey Duke and His Uke (Johnny Marvin) |
1927 |
Covered by (22 artists) |
Jingles |
James P. Johnson |
Clarence Williams and His Orchestra |
October 1927 |
Covered by (12 artists) |
Keep Off the Grass |
James P. Johnson |
James P. Johnson |
October 18, 1921 |
Covered by (16 artists) |
Lock and Key |
Henry Creamer, James P. Johnson |
Bessie Smith and Her Blue Boys |
April 1, 1927 |
Covered by (6 artists) |
Mule Walk |
James P. Johnson |
James P. Johnson |
December 15, 1943 |
Covered by (13 artists) |
My Sweet Hunk o' Trash |
James P. Johnson, Flournoy Miller |
Billie Holiday and Louis Armstrong with Orchestra directed by Sy Oliver |
September 30, 1949 |
Covered by (4 artists) |
Old Fashioned Love |
James P. Johnson, Cecil Mack |
Ina Duncan, Adelaide Hall and Arthur Porter PRF, Frank Crumit REC |
October 29, 1923 |
Covered by (148 artists) |
Put Your Mind Right On It |
James P. Johnson, Perry Bradford |
Butterbeans and Susie with Piano Eddie Heywood REC, Jimmy Johnson and His Band REL |
February 21, 1929 |
Covered by Ted des Plantes' Washboard Wizards |
Snowy Morning Blues |
James P. Johnson |
James P. Johnson |
March 7, 1927 |
Covered by (48 artists) |
Steeplechase Rag |
James P. Johnson |
James P. Johnson |
May 1917 |
Covered by (5 artists) |
The Harlem Strut |
James P. Johnson |
James P. Johnson |
August 1921 |
Covered by (13 artists) |
There Goes My Headache |
Andy Razaf, James P. Johnson |
Mills Brothers |
September 12, 1934 |
Covered by The Five Jinx |
Victory Stride |
James P. Johnson |
James P. Johnson's Blue Note Jazzmen |
May 1944 |
Covered by (3 artists) |
Whisper Sweet |
James P. Johnson, Jo Trent |
Bob Howard and His Orchestra |
January 2, 1935 |
Covered by (7 artists) |
You Can't Lose a Broken Heart |
James P. Johnson, Flournoy Miller |
Johnnie Lee and The Ebonaires, Orchestra under the Direction of Phil Moore |
July 1949 |
Covered by (27 artists) |
You Don't Understand |
James P. Johnson, Spencer Williams, Clarence Williams [US1] |
Bessie Smith - James P. Johnson at the Piano |
October 11, 1929 |
Covered by (13 artists) |
You for Me, Me for You |
James P. Johnson, Cecil Mack |
Dixie Washboard Band (Singing by Shufflin' Sam) |
May 8, 1926 |
Covered by (3 artists) |
You've Got to Be Modernistic |
James P. Johnson |
Jimmie Johnson and His Orchestra |
November 18, 1929 |
Covered by (15 artists) |