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1872
The first
published Hawaiian sheet music began to
appear around the 1870s.
 HE MELE LAHUI HAVAI Words & Music: Lilia K. Dominis Artist: R. W. Andrews H. M. Whitney, Honolulu, Hawaii |
1874
King
Kalakaua visited San Francisco in 1874, and a
number of songs were released to celebrate his visit, including HAWAII
PONOI, composed by
the King with lyrics by Henry Berger. Local
San Franciscan composer
Louis Boedecker dedicated his KALAKAUA MARCH to the King as well.
 FAREWELL TO HAWAII NEI Composers: Ohelo & Henry Berger M. Gray, San Francisco, California |  HAWAII PONOI: Hymn of Kamehameha I Words: King Kalakaua Music: Henry Berger M. Gray, San Francisco, California |  KALAKAUA MARCH Composer: Louis Bödecker M. Gray, San Francisco, California |
1878
The PEARL
OF THE TROPICS, a waltz, is released by
Edgar H. Sherwood.
 PEARL OF THE TROPICS Composed by: Edgar H. Sherwood William A. Pond, New York, New York |
1881
The LIFE
IN THE TROPICS, a waltz, is released by A.E.
Warren.
 LIFE IN THE TROPICS Composed by: A. E. Warren Spear & Dehnhoff, New York, New York |
1884
Henry
Berger published a series of Hawaiian songs
under the title of MELE HAWAII.
 MELE HAWAII Composed by: Henry Berger The Hawaiian News Company, Honolulu, Hawaii |
1885
KA LEI
MAILE (The Wreath of Maile) was written by the
Reverend Isaac Goodell in 1885.
 KA LEI MAILE: The Wreath of Maile Words & Music: Rev. Isaac Goodell Honokai, Hawaii |
1886
The KAWAU
MARCH was dedicated to the 74th anniversary
of the birthday of Sir George Grey.
 KAWAU MARCH Composed by: Alfred Pooley Wilsons & Horton, Auckland, New Zealand |
1890
ALOHA OE
was written in 1878 by Princess Liliuokalani,
and is probably the most published title of Hawaiian music.
Liliuokalani would become the
Queen in 1891.
 ALOHA OE Composed by: Princess Liliuokalani The Pacific Music Co., San Francisco, California |
1894
QUEEN
LILY OUKI-OUK-ALANI was
released this year.
 QUEEN LILIUOKALANI Words & Music: Henry Berger The Hawaiian News Co., Honolulu, Hawaii |
 QUEEN LILY OUKI-OUK-ALANI Words & Music: J. Adler Ralph Adler, New York, New York |
1895
KUU PUA I
PAOAKALANI was written by Queen Liliuokalani
during her imprisonment in the Iolani Palace by the Republican
Goverment of Hawaii,
and was performed by the Royal Hawaiian Glee Club on it's tour through
America - the
title translates as MY FLOWER AT PAOAKALANI.
 KUU PUA I PAOAKALANI Words & Music: Queen Liliuokalani John H. Wilson, San Francisco, California |  LILIUOKALANI'S PRAYER Queen Liliuokalani John H. Wilson, Honolulu, Hawaii |
 LILIUOKALANI'S PRAYER AND SERENADE Composed by: Queen Liliuokalani John H. Wilson, Honolulu, Hawaii |
 OUR BRIGHT LITTLE ISLAND HOME Words and Music: J. H. Lyons Hussey & Gillingham, Adelaide, Australia |
1896
Wall,
Nichols & Company of Honolulu released
MOANALUA, and Strauss Music put out MA HONOLULU QUEEN.
 MOANALUA; Hawaiian Hula Words & Music: David Nape Wall, Nichols Co., Honolulu, Hawaii |  MA HONOLULU QUEEN Words & Music: Dorothy K. Crapser Artist: Bert Cassidy Strauss Music Co., Chicago, Illinois |
1897
The Model
Music Store in San Francisco released a
group of Hawaiian songs under the series title "Songs of Hawaii."
1898
The 1890's
saw a number of Honolulu titled Black
Americana pieces, many composed by Lee Johnson.
 MY GIRL'S A HAWAIIAN MAIDEN Words: Jack Simonds Music: Charles Kohlman Joseph W. Stern, New York, New York |
 MY HONOLULU LADY; The Latest Coon Conquest Words & Music: Lee Johnson Zeno Mauvais, San Francisco, California |
 MY HONOLULU LADY; The Latest Coon Conquest Words & Music: Lee Johnson Zeno Mauvais, San Francisco, California |
 MY HONOLULU LADY; The Latest Coon Conquest Words & Music: Lee Johnson Zeno Mauvais, San Francisco, California |
 THE BELLE OF HONOLULU LADY Words & Music: Lee Johnson Sherman, Clay & Co., San Francisco, California |
 THE BELLE OF HONOLULU LADY; The Latest Coon Success Words & Music: Lee Johnson Sherman, Clay & Co., San Francisco, California |
1899
The
renowned artist Edgar Keller (1868-1932)
illustrated one version of MY HONOLULU QUEEN, and Lee Johnson released
a follow-up song to
his two hits from the previous year.
 BELLE OF HAWAII; Schottische Music: J. Schubert H. Franklin Jones, Brooklyn, New York |
 GINGER LOU; My Dusky Queen of Jet from Honolulu Words: E. P. Moran Music: Kelso Murdock Howley, Haviland & Co., New York, New York |
 HONOLULU DANCE Words & Music: Max Hoffmann Charles K. Harris, Milwaukee, Wisconsin |  MA HONOLULU MAN; Oriental Coon Song Words & Music: Lee Johnson Lee Johnson, San Francisco, California |
 MY GAL FROM HONOLULU Words: Maggie D. Branard Music: George E. Ebert Artist: F.J.F. Evans Music, Boston, Massachusetts |
 MY HONOLULU QUEEN Words: James O'Dea Music: William Penn Artist: Edgar M. Keller Sol Bloom, Chicago, Illinois |
 MY HONOLULU QUEEN Words: James O'Dea Music: William Penn The Examiner, San Francisco, California |
 THE HONOLULU CAKEWALK Music: J. W. Lerman N. Weinstein, New York, New York |  TOMI! TOMI!; Hawaiian Hula Words & Music: David Nape Wall, Nichols Co., Honolulu, Hawaii |
1900
The turn
of the century introduces the songs HEALANI
MARCH and HONOLULU LULU.
 HEALANI MARCH Words & Music: W. E. Sharp Wall, Nichols, Co., Honolulu, Hawaii |  HONOLULU LULU Words: E. Carr Hardy Music: F. C. B. Harrison Frank Dean & Co., London, England |
 LITTLE CORAL QUEEN Words & Music: Alan M. Rattray & L. L. Howarde S. D. McCullagh, Mackay, Australia |
1901
HONOLULU LU was performed in the theatrical production of "The New Yorkers."
 HONOLULU LU Words: George Totten Smith Music: Emil Bierman Feist & Frankenthaler, New York, New York |
 ACROSS THE PACIFIC Words & Music: John A. Heinzman & Otto M. Heinzman Weser Bros., New York, New York |
 AN OCEAN LULLABY Words & Music: Frances Dewey Fred W. King Music, Chicago, Illinois |
 CHOW CHOW Words & Music: Various Songs Charles K. Harris, Milwaukee, Wisconsin |
 DOWN WHERE THE COCOANUTS GROW Words: Charles Horwitz Music: Fred V. Bowers Joseph W. Stern, New York, New York |
 HONOLULU PRANKS Words & Music: Clarence W. B. Sykes Artist: Fred Grof Stark Music, St. Louis, Missouri |
 IN SUNNY AFRICA Words: Al Trahern Music: Ted S. Barron Leo Feist, New York, New York |
 MY BAMBOO QUEEN Words & Music: Harry Von Tilzer Harry Von Tilzer, New York, New York |
THE BELLE OF HONOLULU LADY; The Latest Coon Success Words & Music: Lee Johnson Sherman, Clay & Co., San Francisco, California |
 UNDER THE WAVES OF THE SEA Words & Music: Monroe H. Rosenfeld Artist: Richard A. Saalfiend Richard A. Saalfield, New York, New York |
1903
The
release of MY WAIKIKI MERMAID by Albert
"Sonny" Cunha signified the birth of Hapa Haole music.
1904
Irish-born
artist John Frew illustrated the cover of
COME DOWN FROM THE BIG FIG TREE, released this year.
 COME DOWN FROM THE BIG FIG TREE Words: Edward Madden Music: Theodore Morse Artist: John Frew F. B. Haviland, New York, New York |
 FIRE WORSHIPPERS; March Two-Step Music: Harry J. Lincoln Artist: Walter J. Dittmar Vandersloot Music, Williamsport, Pennsylvania |  IN ZANZIBAR; My Little Chimpanzee Words: Will D. Cobb Music: Gus Edwards Artist: Starmer Shapiro, Remick, New York, New York |
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 ON THE SANDS AT NIGHT Music: Charles K. Harris Artist: Starmer Charles K. Harris, Chicago, Illinois |
 PANAMA RAG Music: C. Seymour The Albright Music Co., Chicago, Illinois |  QUEEN OF THE SURF Music: John N. Klohr The John Church Co., Cincinnati, Ohio |
 WHISPERING WAVES Music: Charles D. Blake White-Smith Music, Boston, Massachusetts |
1905
Mary Jane
Montano (Mrs. A.A. Montano) wrote the song
MAID OF HONOLULU with C. Kalani Peters, who became the bandleader for
the Royal Hawaiian
Band in 1916. Sonny Cunha came out with his second big hit MY
HONOLULU TOMBOY.
 A SONG TO HAWAII Words & Music: J. D. Redding Wall, Nichols Co., Honolulu, Hawaii |
 FLORIDA RAG Music: George L. Lowry Joseph W. Stern, New York, New York |
 GOOD-NIGHT MY BEAUTIFUL STAR Words: Charles Jacobs Music: Milton H. Kohn Vandersloot Music, Williamsport, Pennsylvania |  MAID OF HONOLULU Words: Mary Jane Montano Music: C. Kalani Peters Hawaiian News, Honolulu, Hawaii |
 MY BABE OF THE BUNGALOW Words: James O'Dea Music: W. C. Powell Artist: Starmer Jerome H. Remick, New York, New York |
 MY HAWAIIAN MAID Words & Music: Sonny Cunha Bergstrom Music, Honolulu, Hawaii |
 MY HONOLULU TOMBOY Words & Music: Sonny Cunha Bergstrom Music, Honolulu, Hawaii |  QUEEN OF THE ISLE Words & Music: Charles E. Bray The Allen-Russell Co., Los Angeles, California |  THE PRINCETON JUNGLE MARCH Words & Music: Kenneth S. Clark John Church, Cincinnati, Ohio |
1906
Mary Jane
Montano has another hit with OLD
PLANTATION, and the classic ONE-TWO-THREE-FOUR is also released.
 AFLOAT ON A FIVE DOLLAR NOTE Words: Arthur J. Lamb Music: J. Fred Helf Helf & Hager, New York, New York |  CROCODILE ISLE Words: Jack Drislane Music: Theodore Morse F. B. Haviland, New York, New York |  DANCE OF THE WATER NYMPHS Music: George Botsford Frank K. Root, New York, New York |
 DOWN IN THE EVERGLADE Words: Harry Williams Music: Egbert Van Alstyne Artist: Andre de Takacs Jerome H. Remick, New York, New York |
 FLOATING ALONG; A Kaffir Idyl Words: C. C. Pillsbury Music: Edward Buffington C. C. Pillsbury, Minneapolis, Minnesota |
 HONOLULU HULA; Hula Heigh Words & Music: J. K. Aea Bergstrom Music, Honolulu, Hawaii |  MY BUNGALOO SUE Words & Music: Will J. Harris and Harry I. Robinson C. M. Chapel, Chicago, Illinois |
 MY FIJI BABE Words & Music: Elmore D. Levi and Ed Davis Will Rossiter, Chicago, Illinois |
 MY HULA HULA GIRL Words: Frank Pixley Music: Gustav Luders M. Witmark & Sons, New York, New York |  OLD PLANTATION; Kuu Home Words: Mary Jane Montano Music: David Nape Paradise of the Pacific, Honolulu, Hawaii |
 OLD PLANTATION; Kuu Home Words: Mary Jane Montano Music: David Nape Paradise of the Pacific, Honolulu, Hawaii |
 ONE-TWO-THREE-FOUR Words: S. Kalama Music: Jack Alau Frank K. Root, Chicago, Illinois |
 ONE-TWO-THREE-FOUR Words: S. Kalama Music: Jack Alau J. Albert & Son., Sydney, Australia |
 PRETTY LITTLE MERMAID Words & Music: Vancouver Vernette American Home Music, Steubenville, Ohio |  THE BLUE MOON Words & Music: George A. Spink Artist: John Hirt M. Witmark & Sons, New York, New York |
 THE ISLAND OF BY AND BY Words: Alex Rogers Music: Bert A. Williams Artist: Jenkins Gotham Attucks, New York, New York |
 WAVING PALMS; Waltz Words & Music: B. H. Starks William A. Kaun, Milwaukee, Wisconsin |
1907
C. P.
McDonald and Percy Wenrich came out with UNDER
THE TROPICAL MOON, with several versions of cover art.
 HAPPY DAYS; March Two-Step Music: Maurice Levi Artist: Edgar Keller M. Witmark & Sons, New York, New York |
 HONEY BOY Words: Jack Norworth Music: Albert Von Tilzer Artist: Jenkins The York Music Co., New York, New York |
 IN MONKEY LAND Words: Jack Drislane Music: Theodore Morse F. B. Haviland, New York, New York |
 MONKEYLAND Words: Jack Drislane Music: Theodore Morse F. B. Haviland, New York, New York |
 MY MAID OF MANDALAY Words: Roderic Penfield Music: Hans Scherber Shapiro Music, New York, New York |
 OVER THE WAVES Music: Juventino Rosas Artist: Starmer DeLuxe Music, New York, New York |
 OVER THE WAVES Music: Juventino Rosas Eclypse Music, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
 QUEEN OF THE JU-JAH ISLAND Words: John P. Harrington Music: James W. Tate Francis, Day & Hunter, New York, New York |  THE ISLE OF DING-A-LING Words: Jack Drislane Music: Theodore Morse Artist: E.P.C. F. B. Haviland, New York, New York |
 UNDER THE JUNGLE MOON Words: Max Hoffman Music: Edward Madden Artist: Starmer Rogers Brothers, New York, New York |
 UNDER THE TROPICAL MOON Words: C. P. McDonald Music: Percy Wenrich Victor Kremer, Chicago, Illinois |
 UNDER THE TROPICAL MOON Words: C. P. McDonald Music: Percy Wenrich Artist: Andre de Takacs Victor Kremer, Chicago, Illinois |
 WAVES OF THE OCEAN Music: Charles D. Blake Eclipse Publishing, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |  WHERE ARE YOU GOING ON SUNDAY? Words & Music: W. Dayton Wegefarth Orpheus Music, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
1908
Several
more editions of ALOHA OE came out, as well as
HAWAII, published by Charles K. Harris' company.
 ALOHA OE; Farewell to Thee Words & Music: Queen Liliuokalani Popular Music, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
 ALOHA OE; Farewell to Thee Words & Music: Queen Liliuokalani Sherman, Clay, San Francisco, California |
 ALOHA OE; Farewell to Thee Words & Music: Queen Liliuokalani Sherman, Clay, San Francisco, California |
 DOWN AMONG THE SUGAR-CANE Words: Avery & Hart Music: Cecil Mack & Chris Smith Artist: Edward H. Pfeiffer Gotham Attucks, New York, New York |
 DOWN BESIDE THE SEA Words & Music: Peter S. Clark Artist: Andre de Takacs Jerome H. Remick, New York, New York |
 DOWN IN JUNGLE TOWN Words: Edward Madden Music: Theodore Morse F. B. Haviland, New York, New York |
 DOWN IN JUNGLE TOWN Words: Edward Madden Music: Theodore Morse Artist: E.P.C. F. B. Haviland, New York, New York |
 HAWAII Words & Music: Ernie Wolfe Charles K. Harris, New York, New York |  HULA-HULA HEIGH Words & Music: J. K. Aea Bergstrom Music, Honolulu, Hawaii |  MAORI; A Samoan Song Words: Henry S. Creamer Music: William H. Tyers Artist: Edward H. Pfeiffer Gotham Attucks, New York, New York |
 ON TOP OF A WAVE WITH YOU Words: Bobby Heath Music: Gus A. Benkhart Artist: J. Stillmunk Welch & Wilsky, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |  STRANDED ON LONESOME ISLAND Words: Arthur Longbrake Music: Edith Barbier Artist: Jenkins Joseph Morris, New York, New York |
 THE BEAUTIFUL ISLAND OF LOVE Words & Music: Joe Bren Howard & Browne, St. Louis, Missouri |
 THE COCOA PALM Words & Music: Mary Dillingham Frear Oliver Ditson, Boston, Massachusetts |
 WAIATA POI Words & Music: Alfred Hill John McIndoe, Dunedin, New Zealand |
1909
Sonny
Cunha releases MY HONOLULU HULA GIRL.
1910
Ragtime
was the rage throughout America in the first
decade of the twentieth century. HONOLULU RAG and THE SEA SHELL were
both fine examples of
the cover illustration of Gene Buck, who was also a musician.
 ALOHA WALTZES Music: Eugene Montelle Artist: Silliman W. A. Quincke, Los Angeles, California |
 DOWN IN YUCATAN; Characteristic March Two-Step Words: Monroe H. Rosenfeld Music: S. R. Henry Artist: Jenkins Joseph W. Stern, New York, New York |
 HONOLULU RAG Words: Harry Williams Music: Egbert Van Alstyne Artist: Gene Buck Jerome H. Remick, New York, New York |
 IN BAMBOO LAND Words: Earle C. Jones Music: May Aufderheide J. H. Aufderheide & Co., Indianapolis, Indiana |
 OH YOU, MR. JUNGLE MOON Words: Dave Kaplan Music:Joe Samuels Artist: Andre de Takacs F. A. Mills, New York, New York |
 PHANTOM ISLE Words & Music: Marnie Williams J. W. Jenkins, Kansas City, Missouri |
 ROSE OF HONOLULU Words & Music: Tom Armstrong Alberts Music Stores, Sydney, Australia |
 SONG OF THE SEA Music: Amanda Kennedy Leo Feist, New York, New York |
 THE SEA SHELL Music: Charles P. Shisler Artist: Gene Buck Jerome H. Remick, New York, New York |
 THE ZEALANDIA MARCH Music: Maxime Heller Frederick Harris, London, England |
1911
Percy
Wenrich came out with a few more Hawaiian hits,
and rags were still hot.
1912
On January
8, 1912 the play BIRD OF PARADISE opened up
on at Daly's Theater in New York to rave reviews. It starred Laurette
Taylor and featured
five Hawaiian musicians who played traditional Hawaiian music to rapt
audiences. THE LUANA
WALTZ is also from this production.
 ALOHA OE Words & Music: Queen Liliuokalani W. A. Quincke, Los Angeles , California |  ALOHA OE Words & Music: Queen Liliuokalani Artist: Edward H. Pfeiffer Jerome H. Remick, New York, New York |
 BIRD OF PARADISE Words & Music: Edward Madden & Max Hoffmann Artist: Starmer T. B. Harms, New York, New York |
 FAREWELL; Aloha Oe March Music: Daniel Dore John Franklin Music, New York, New York |  HAWAII'S CALLING YOU Words & Music: Ralph E. Saunders & Harold G. Cobley W. H. Paling, Sydney, Australia |
 I'LL COME BACK TO YOU MY HONOLULU LOU Words: Earle C. Jones Music: Charles N. Daniels Artist: Starmer Jerome H. Remick, New York, New York |
 ISLE OF DREAMS; Waltzes Music: F. H. Losey Artist: Walter Dittmar Vandersloot Music, Williamsport, Pennsylvania |
 JAMAICA JINJER Words & Music: Egbert Van Alstyne Artist: Starmer Jerome H. Remick, New York, New York |
 JINGABOO Music: Henry Chalmers Regu Artist: Schubert Co. Akron Music, Akron, Ohio |
 MY LULU FROM HONOLULU Words & Music: Fred A. Grant Artist: Gene Buck H. Kirkus Dugdale, Washington, D.C. |
 THE BIRD OF PARADISE Words & Music: Richard Walton Tulley Artist: Gene Buck John Franklin, New York, New York |
 THE ELECTION IN JUNGLETOWN Words: A. Seymour Brown Music: Bert Grant Jerome H. Remick, New York, New York |
 THE LUANA WALTZ Music: Kapule Kenoa John Franklin, New York, New York |
 THE MADAGASCAR MANGLE Music: Vinton Freedley Artist: Starmer Jerome H. Remick, New York, New York |
1913
The
beautifully illustrated and popular FAIR HAWAII,
by the artist Morgan, was released.
 ALOHA OE Words & Music: Queen Liliuokalani Morris Music, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |  ALOHA OE Words & Music: Queen Liliuokalani Morris Music, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |  ALOHA OE Words & Music: Queen Liliuokalani Artist: Crews Studio Forster Music, Chicago. Illinois |  BEAUTIFUL BIRD OF PARADISE Words: Phil De Angelis Music: Fred C. Farrell F. D. Haviland, New York, New York |
 FAIR HAWAII Words & Music: James Fulton Kutz Artist: L. E. Morgan Sherman, Clay & Co., San Francisco, California |
 HONEY-MOON Words: Broughton Tall Music: William Owens Artist: D. H. Waltz Tall-Owen Publishing, Baltimore, Maryland |
 I'D LIKE TO BE THE ISLE OF MAN Words: Ed P. Moran Music: Seymour Furth Artist: Starmer Shapiro, Bernstein, New York, New York |
 IDYLS OF THE SOUTH SEAS Words: Nelle Richmond Eberhart Music: Charles Wakefield Cadman White-Smith Publishing, Boston, Massachusetts |  ISLE D'AMOUR Music: Leo. Edwards Artist: Rosenbaum Studios Leo Feist, New York, New York |  KUU LEI ALOHA Words & Music: Jack D. Cleary J. D. Cleary, Honolulu, Hawaii |
 ON THE BEAUTIFUL ISLE OF MY DREAMS Words & Music: W. R. Williams Will Rositer, Chicago, Illinois |
 RAINBOW ISLE Words: Edward Madden Music: Lee S. Edwards Jerome H. Remick, New York, New York |
 RAINBOW ISLE Words: Edward Madden Music: Lee S. Edwards Jerome H. Remick, New York, New York |
 SONG OF THE SOUTHERN ISLES Music: Hermann Lohr Chappell & Co., London, England |
 THE GOLDEN ISLE; A Musical Comedy Words: Lewis B. Goodman Music: Bruce F. Bundy White-Smith Publishing, Boston, Massachusetts |
 THE HONOLULU HULA BOOLA BOO Words: Edward Madden Music: Gus Edwards Artist: Starmer Jerome H. Remick, New York, New York |
 THERE WASN'T ANY BROADWAY ON ROBINSON CRUSOE'S ISLE Words: Bobby Jones Music: Bobby Jones & Iva Willis Artist: Starmer O. E. Story, Boston, Massachusetts |  YOU'RE MY QUEEN OF THE SOUTH SEA ISLES Words: William Budd Music: Vivian Brooks H. Kirkus Dugdale, Washington, D.C. |
1914
IN THE
SHADE OF THE COCOANUT TREE was released, as
well as more examples of ALOHA OE.
 ALOHA Music: S. Seiler S. Seiler, Los Angeles, California |
 ALOHA; Farewell to Thee Compiled by: Charles N. Daniels Artist: Natwick Jerome H. Remick, New York, New York |  ALOHA OE Words & Music: Queen Liliuokalani Artist: Rosenbaum Studios Maurice Richmond, New York, New York |
 ALOHA OE Words & Music: Queen Liliuokalani Arrangement: Sonny Cunha Artist: T. S. Fisher Bergstrom Music, Honolulu, Hawaii |
 DOODLE OODLE DEE; Means Won't You Marry Me? Words: Arthur Fields Music: Theodore Morse M. Witmark, New York, New York |
 DOWN AMONG THE SHELTERING PALMS Words: James Brockman Music: Abe Olman Artist: M.R.N. La Salle Music, Chicago, Illinois |
 DOWN BY THE SEASIDE Words: Schuyler Greene Music: Otto Motzan Joe Morris, New York, New York |  DOWN IN DEAR OLD TALLAHASSEE TOWN Words: Karl Morandi Music: James A. Murray & Walter Johnson Karl Morandi, Boston, Massachusetts |
 FAMOUS HAWAIIAN SONGS Words & Music: Various Bergstrom Music, Honolulu, Hawaii |  FAREWELL MY LOVE; Aloha Oe Arrangement: Charles Roth Artist: Edward H. Pfeiffer Charles Roth Music, New York, New York |
 FROLIC OF THE WAVES: Polka DeConcert Words & Music: Harry J. Lincoln Artist: James Harvey Dulin Vandersloot Music, Williamsport, Pennsylvania |  I HAVE FORGOTTEN TO FORGET; Ua Hoapain Wasu Aole Nae I Poina Words & Music: Toots Paka Charles Roth Music, Boston, Massachusetts |
 IN THE SHADE OF THE COCOANUT TREE Words: Dan Healey & Omer Rainville Music: Alfred Merritt Eastern Music, Boston, Massachusetts |
 LEONORA; That Dreamy Honolulu Rag Words & Music: Tom Armstrong A. M. Dinsdale, Melbourne, Australia |
 MAUNA KEA Words: Mrs. M Fernandez Music: Sonny Cunha Bergstrom Music, Honolulu, Hawaii |
 MY MAORI QUEEN Words: Charles Vaude Music: Moritz Lutzen Dinsdales, Melbourne, Australia |  PALM BEACH Words & Music: C. Luckyth Roberts Joseph W. Stern, New York, New York |  THE ISLAND OF CUDDLE AND SQUEEZE Words: M. J. Gunsky Music: Nat Goldstein Artist: Morgan Lorden Music, San Francisco, California |
 THEY HAD TO SWIM BACK TO THE SHORE Words: Joe McCarthy Music: James V. Monaco Artist: Andre C. de Takacs Jerome H. Remick, New York, New York |
 WAY DOWN ON TAMPA BAY Words: A. Seymour Brown Music: Egbert Van Alstyne Artist: Starmer Jerome H. Remick, New York, New York |
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