J-K titles

Sheet Music: J - K
“The Joker.” Words and music by Leon Rusk and Ossie Godson. Hollywood, CA: American Music, Inc., 1947.

“Jolly Rhythm Polka.” Words and music by Ernie Benedict and Frank Zajc. New York: Peer International Corp., 1946.

“Journeying Toward the City.” Words and music by Fred Ahlefeld, III and Jackie Jackman. S1.1: Fred W. Ahlefeld, III, [19--].

“Judy.” Words and music by E. W. “Tiny” Stokes. Hollywood, CA: American Music Inc., 1948.

“Just a Lone-Star Cowgirl.” Words and music by Mel Batler and Shep Sessoms. New York: Peer International Corp., 1945.

“Just an Evening at Home.” Words and music by Henry Russell and Murray Martin. Chicago: M. M. Cole Publishing Co., 1935. [2 copies]

“Just Because She Made Goo-Goo Eyes.” Word and music by John Queen and Hughie Cannon. New York: Herry Bogel Music Co., Inc., 1937.

“Just for Me.” Words and music by Grace M. Murray. Arr. by Dick Kent. New York: Peer International Corp., 1945.

“Just Hand Me a Pair of Silver Spurs.” Words and music by Sylvester L. Cross, Carleton Scales and Eliot Wright. Portland, OR: American Music, Inc., 1940.

“Just One Word of Consolation.” Words by Frank B. Williams. Music by Tom Lemonier. New York: Jerry Vogel Music Co. Inc., 1936.

“Keep a Little Cosy Corner in Your Heart for Me.” Words by Jack Drisland. Music by Theodore Morse. New York: Jerry Vogel Music Co., Inc., 1943.

“Keeper of the Prairie.” Words and music by Ted Meyn, Lester B. Isaac and Allan Zee. New York: Peer International Corp., 1945.

“Keep the Cross, America.” Worda nd music by Paul Johnson and Lon Woodrum. Arr. by Viktor Hedgren. S.1: Paul Johnson, Publisher, 1943.

“Keep Your Hands Up Stranger.” Worda nd Music by Lew Mel, Johnny Whitney, and “Lefty” Spainhourd. Arr. by Ban Terriss. S.1.: Kelly Music Publications, 1943.

“Kentucky My Kentucky”

“The King of Zulu.” Words and music by Bradford Browne, Jack Scholl, and Max Rich. New York: Frank Crummits’s Song Company, 1933.

“A Kiss for Madame.” Word and music by Chaw Mank and Pearl Clark. Staunton, IL: Chaw Mank’s Blue Ribbon Music Co., 1944.

“A Kiss Goodnight.” Words and music by Freddie Slack, Floyd Victor, R.N. Herman. New York: Miller Music Corporation, 1945.