Peerless quartet
VIAF ID: 153486132 (Corporate)
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Peerless Quartet
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110 2 _ ‡a Peerless Quartet
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110 0 0 ‡a Peerless Quartet
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4xx's: Alternate Name Forms (9)
5xx's: Related Names (2)
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Columbia Male Quartet
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Columbia Male Quartette
Works
| Title | Sources |
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| Alagazam (to the music of the band) |
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| Auld Lang Syne |
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| Beautiful isle of somewhere |
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| The bells |
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| Call to arms. |
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| Carolina, I'm coming back to you |
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| Carry me back to old Virginny |
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| Cheer up Father, cheer up Mother |
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| Come where my love lies dreaming |
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| Darling Nellie Gray |
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| Dear old girl |
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| I don't know where I'm going but I'm on my way |
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| Girl from Saskatchewan |
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| Good morning Mr. Zip-Zip-Zip |
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| Good night, Angeline |
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| He's a rag picker |
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| Home, sweet home. |
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| Homeward bound |
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| (How sorry you'll be) wait'll you see |
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| The hymns of the old church choir |
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| I'd love to fall asleep and wake up in my mammy's arms |
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| If I had my way |
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| In Alabama, dear, with you |
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| In banjo land |
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| Is there still room for me 'neath the old apple tree? |
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| It's a long lane that has no turning |
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| Jane |
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| Jazz babies' ball |
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| Just a dream of you, dear |
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| Just one day |
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| Keemo Kimo |
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| Lead, kindly light |
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| Let me linger longer in your arms |
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| Let's go back to baby days |
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| Liberty bell |
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| Long boy |
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| Love me while the lovin' is good |
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| The man behind the hammer and the plow |
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| Massa's in de cold, cold ground |
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| Medley of sea chanties : Sally Brown ; Blow the man down ; Whiskey for my Johnny ; Away for Rio |
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| Melodious jazz |
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| Mississippi days |
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| Moonlight on the lake. |
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| Nearer my God to Thee |
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| Old black Joe |
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| Old oaken bucket |
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| On a little farm in Normandie |
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| On Honolulu Bay |
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| Pink lady. |
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| The Pussy cat rag |
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| A rainbow from the U.S.A. |
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| The red, white and blue |
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| The reube quartette |
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| Robinson Crusoe, Jr |
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| Say a prayer for the boys out there |
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| Silver bell |
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| Silver threads among the gold |
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| Smile and the world smiles with you (weep and you weep alone) |
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| A smile will go a long, long way |
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| Songs of World War one |
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| Swanee river trail |
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| Sweetness |
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| Tenting on the old camp ground |
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| Texico |
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| That aeroplane glide |
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| There's a little white church in the valley |
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| Those ragtime melodies |
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| Tip top Tipperary Mary. |
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| We don't want the bacon (what we want is a piece of the Rhine) |
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| Weep No More My Mammy |
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| We'll do our share (while you're over there) |
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| We'll have a jubilee in my old Kentucky home |
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| We're going over |
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| When I send you a picture of Berlin (you'll know it's over, "over there" I'm coming home) |
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| When I'm gone you'll soon forget |
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| When old Bill Bailey plays the ukalele [i.e. ukulele] |
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| When the corn is waving, Annie dear (Annie's winning smile) |
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| When the roll is called up yonder |
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| When we wind up the watch on the rhine |
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| When you and I were young, Maggie |
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| When you're five times sweet sixteen |
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| Where do we go from here [boys]? |
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| Where is my wandering boy tonight |
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| Where the sunset turns the ocean's blue to gold |
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| While they were dancing |
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| Whistling Jim |
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| Women |
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| The worst is yet to come |
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| Yip yip yaphank |
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| Yock-a-hilo town |
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| You'll be there |
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| Young America (we're strong for you) |
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| Ziegfeld follies of 1918 |
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