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Henry Creamer

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Real name
Henry Sterling Creamer
Born
June 21, 1879
Died
October 14, 1930
Country
United States
IPI
00007052915 18 works
Affiliation
ASCAP, DP
Comments
Lyricist born in Richmond, Virginia
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Songs written by Henry Creamer

Original songs

Title Written by Originally by Original date Covered by
After You've Gone Turner Layton, Henry Creamer Campbell and Burr April 29, 1918 Covered by (714 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)
Clementine Harry Warren, Henry Creamer Jay C. Flippen and His Gang August 4, 1927 Covered by (46 artists)
Dear Old Southland Turner Layton, Henry Creamer Covered by (67 artists)
Down by the River Turner Layton, Henry Creamer Covered by (3 artists)
Go Emmaline Henry Creamer, Ray Brown [US2] Marion Harris July 31, 1924 Covered by (3 artists)
Go 'Long Mule Henry Creamer, Robert King Charles Sargent and John Marvin May 1924 Covered by (13 artists)
He May Be Your Dog but He's Wearing My Collar Henry Creamer Rosa Henderson October 26, 1923 Covered by Catherine Russell
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 (263 artists)
I Need Lovin' Henry Creamer, James P. Johnson Honey Duke and His Uke (Johnny Marvin) 1927 Covered by (22 artists)
Jersey Walk Henry Creamer, James F. Hanley, Eddie Dowling Johnny Marvin August 23, 1926 Covered by (7 artists)
Lock and Key Henry Creamer, James P. Johnson Bessie Smith and Her Blue Boys April 1, 1927 Covered by (6 artists)
Mary Dear (I Miss You Most of All) Henry Creamer, James F. Hanley, Eddie Dowling Kate Smith October 28, 1926 Covered by (3 artists)
Remarkable Girl Lou Handman, Henry Creamer Ted Weems and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by C. Washburn September 13, 1929 Covered by (4 artists)
Send Back My Honeyman Lou Handman, Henry Creamer Carl Fenton's Orchestra (Walter Haenschen) March 1922 Covered by (6 artists)
Strut Miss Lizzie Turner Layton, Henry Creamer Original Dixieland Jazz Band December 30, 1920 Covered by (42 artists)
That's a Plenty Henry Creamer, Bert Williams Arthur Collins July 1909 Covered by (2 artists)
'Way Down Yonder in New Orleans Turner Layton, Henry Creamer Margaret Young August 1922 Covered by (249 artists)
You Can't Shush Katie (The Gabbiest Girl in Town) Harry Warren, Henry Creamer, Harry White Eva Taylor, Accomp. by Clarence Williams Blue Five October 26, 1925 Covered by (6 artists)

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