Copyright (1918) and Revised (1938)
Lyrics and Music – Irving Berlin
File Created 07/17/2016
File Updated 06/28/2019

Text File Lyrics and Chords for All Instruments – God Bless America

Bracketed Text File For Easy Editing for All Instruments – God Bless America Download Zip File

Chords and Lyrics in PDF Format:

Sing and Play Along with this Judy Muldawer Video:

Join the Facebook Group “Ukulele Music – the Early 1900’s”

Below is the link to a short video I assembled about the seventh annual CROMA Old Time Music Festival.

Held annually in Colorado, more information is available at www.thecroma.org.

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Lyrics and Music – Gilbert Wells and Johnny Dunn
Copyright 1926
File Created 02-02-2025

Text File Lyrics and Chords for All Instruments –  Sadie Green (The Vamp of New Orleans)

Bracketed Text File For Easy Editing for All Instruments – Sadie Green (The Vamp of New Orleans) Download Zip File

Chords and Lyrics in PDF Format:

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Sheet Music:

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Join the Facebook Group “Ukulele Music the Early 1900’s”

Here’s a Version of Craig Ventresco performing it with Meredith Axelrod on their live daily Facebook and/or Youtube Show.  This is in the key of Eb.

Local fiddler, Bruce Thomson, compiled a book of tunes
played in Albuquerque at contradances and other places
where tunes are played.

Questions?  Comments?
Contact Bruce!
Join the monthly JAM and play some of these tunes.

 

Copyright 1937
Music and Lyrics – Noel Gay File
Created 05/14/2016 File
Updated 09/05/2019

Text File Lyrics and Chords for All Instruments – Leaning on a Lampost

Bracketed Text File For Easy Editing for All Instruments – Leaning on a Lampost.Download Zip File

Chords and Lyrics in PDF Format:

Join the Facebook Group “Ukulele Music – the Early 1900’s -Tin Pan Alley”

Watch and Listen to the George Formby performance on youtube.
Note that the lyrics sung here are a bit different from what the sheet music and file above shows.
The printed lyrics, above,  match the sheet music.

Return to the main ragtime festival recordings link

The Pullman Room concerts are shorter than the others, most of which are an hour long.

Boogie Woogie Extravaganza Acts I and II

Frank LiVolsi Pullman Room Concerts (3 of them)

Frederick Hodges Introduces “The Freshman” and plays the “score”

Adam Swanson Lectures about Gene Green

Frederick Hodges Lectures about Ragtime followed by Q and A time

Blues Lecture by Carl “Sonny” Leyland

Friday Afternoon Concert – Multiple Performers

Friday Evening Concerts – Multiple Performers Acts I and II

Saturday Afternoon Concert

Saturday Night Acts I and II

Sunday Afternoon Acts I and II

Tom Brier Pullman Room Day 3 Concert

Virginia Tichenor Pullman Room Day 3 Concert

Will Perkins Pullman Room Day 1 and 2 Concerts

Andrew Greene – “Meow”, Pullman Room Day 1 and 2

Bar-D Wranglers Acts I and II

Return to the main ragtime festival recordings link