| After You've Gone |
Turner Layton, Henry Creamer |
Campbell and Burr |
April 29, 1918 |
Covered by (673 artists) |
| Alabama Stomp |
Henry Creamer, James P. Johnson |
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| Clementine |
Harry Warren, Henry Creamer |
Kate Smith |
September 6, 1927 |
Covered by (42 artists) |
| Dear Old Southland |
Turner Layton, Henry Creamer |
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Covered by (63 artists) |
| Down by the River |
Turner Layton, Henry Creamer |
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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 (248 artists) |
| I Need Lovin' |
Henry Creamer, James P. Johnson |
Honey Duke and His Uke (Johnny Marvin) |
1927 |
Covered by (22 artists) |
| Lock and Key |
Henry Creamer, James P. Johnson |
Bessie Smith and Her Blue Boys |
April 1, 1927 |
Covered by (4 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 |
Marion Harris |
June 21, 1922 |
Covered by (5 artists) |
| Strut Miss Lizzie |
Turner Layton, Henry Creamer |
Original Dixieland Jazz Band |
December 30, 1920 |
Covered by (41 artists) |
| That's a Plenty |
Henry Creamer, Bert Williams |
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Covered by (5 artists) |
| 'Way Down Yonder in New Orleans |
Turner Layton, Henry Creamer |
Peerless Quartet |
August 14, 1922 |
Covered by (213 artists) |
