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[] A letter to my sweetheart
words and music W. L. Needham
copyright W. L. Needham, Chattanooga Tennessee 1892
copyright as Post card publication W. L. Needham, St Louis Missouri 12nov1910
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[] A letter to my beau. Song
copyright music W. L. Needham, words J. L. Gardner 1892
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[] Farewell, I'll dream of thee and love thee. Song
copyright music W. L. Needham, words W. H. Medd, Knoxville Tennessee 1892
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[] Tom O'Lairy. Song
copyright music W. L. Needham, words J. T. Scott, Wesson Mississippi 1892
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[] Don't you know? Character song. Voice and piano
dedicated to James P. Conn
words J. L. Gardner
pub National Music Co., Chicago 1894
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[] You shan't kiss my mamma. Song
words and music W. L. Needham
pub National Music Co., Chicago 1895
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[] The political quartet. Four songs and chorus for Republican, Democrat, Prohibition and Populist parties
pub W. H. Needham, Chicago 1896
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[] 1 - Republican. words J. L. Gardner
[] 2 - Democratic. words W. L. Needham
[] 3 - Prohibition. words W. L. Tandy
[] 4 - Populist. words Malda Owen
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[] In Memoriam
pub J. L. Gardner Music Company, Chicago 1896
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[] I'd like to get acquainted, but I don't know how
pub J. C. Groene & Co., Cincinnati Ohio 1896
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[] One sweet hope. Sacred song
words J. L. Gardner
pub S. Brainard's Sons Co., Chicago 1899
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[] Genevieve, you'll forget me. Song
words and music W. L. Needham
pub S. Brainard's Sons Co., Chicago 1899
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[] What is love after all?
other title: A lover who had lov'd in vain came back to say good-bye
other title: What is love, if after all dear heart
words J. L. Gardner
pub J. L. Gardner Music Co., Chicago 1900
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[] Frolic of the stars. Piano
pub V. Kremer Co., Chicago 1903
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[] Just a faded rose
words and music W. L. Needham
pub W. L. Needham, Chicago Illinois 24sep1904
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[] If I were rich and you were poor
words James D. Edwards, music W. Lee Needham
pub Illinois Music Book Co., Chicago 11nov1904
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[] Letter staff march. Intermezzo. Piano
copyright W. L. Needham, St Louis Missouri 29mar1910
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[] Uncle Sam is the greatest man
words and music W. L. Needham, St Louis Missouri
pub Illinois Music House, Chicago 17jun1910
copyright W. L. Needham, St Louis Missouri 18jun1910
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[] Tangled hair
words Oscar Lynch, music W. L. Needham
pub Inland Pub. Co., St Louis 2mar1912
copyright words Oscar Lynch, St Louis 8mar1912
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[] The lost Titanic. Post card
words J. W. Dean, music W. L. Needham
copyright music W. L. Needham 17aug1912
copyright words John W. Dean, Winona Texas 23aug1912
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[] Chicago, a meditation. Piano or organ
pub Musician Self-Maker Co., Chicago 19jul1913
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[] Till the angels come and meet you
words Wm. Blakely, music W. L. Needham
pub Inland Music House, Chicago 25aug1913
copyright Gottlieb Hering, Chicago 2sep1913
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[] Margeurite, or Since you've gone home
words L. S. Williams, music W. L. Needham
pub Inland Music House, Chicago 25oct1913
copyright words Lulu Sutton Williams, Kiowa Oklahoma 27oct1913
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[] Let's go honeymooning through the Panama canal
words and music W. L. Needham
pub Inland Music Agency, Chicago 17jan1914
copyright Wm. L. Needham. Chicago 19jan1914
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[] Educational rag. March and two step. Piano, with instructions
pub Musician Self-maker Co., Chicago 26feb1914
copyright Wm. L. Needham, Chicago 28feb1914
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[] Dear grandmother
words M. L. Brokaw, music W. L. Needham
pub Needham Music Co., St Louis 1apr1915
copyright words Mary Louisa Brokaw, Berkeley California 6may1915
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[] America's champion
words by A. McGill, music W. L. Needham
copyright music W. L. Needham 19oct1916
copyright words Ada McGill, Lewisport 21oct1916
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[] Let us build a world of love. Song
words and music W. L. Needham
pub Standard Song Co., Chicago 23oct1918
copyright William L. Needham, Chicago 26oct1918
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[] We marched the streets until midnight came
words F. J. Wasley, music W. L. Needham
pub Musician Self Maker Co., Chicago 26jan1920
copyright words Frank Joseph Wasley, Sharpsville Pennsylvania 28jan1920
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[] She nearly got my goat
words C. M. Bower, music W. L. Needham
pub Musician Self-Maker Co., Chicago 21feb1920
copyright words Charles Maynard Bower, Washington 26feb1920
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[] Just a dream of home sweet home
words F. Grover Diehl, music W. L. Needham
pub F. G. Diehl & Co., Newark Ohio 17may1920
copyright words Forrest G. Diehl, Newark, Ohio 5may1920
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[] More than I can tell
words F. A. Hornbeck, music W. L. Needham
pub Musician Self Maker Co., Chicago 22may1920
copyright words Flavius Allen Hornbeck, Newburgh NY 1jun1920
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[] Our boys
words R. Eckhardt, music W. L. Needham
pub Musician Self Maker Co., Chicago 4may1920
copyright words Ruth Eckhardt, Rockville Connecticut 27may1920
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[] Texas oil song
words J. W. Hunter, music W. L. Needham
pub Musician Self Maker Co., Chicago 1apr1920
copyright words J. Walker Hunter, Clovis New Mexico 26apr1920
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[] Heavenly city
words A. A. Malone, music W. L. Needham
copyright music W. L. Needham 26may1920
copyright words Alice A. Malone, Hibbordsville Kentucky 24may1920
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[] Sweet message of love. Meditation for the piano
pub The World of Love Music Co., Chicago 19mar1920
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[] All I want is just a home
words Ambrose H. Thomas, music W. L. Needham
pub Musician Selfmaker Co., Chicago 1920
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[] Chicago booster march "Grand march of progress". Piano
pub W. L. Needham, Chicago 17aug1921
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[] If your mother's not your sweetheart you stand no chance with me
copyright William L. Needham and La Fayette Needham 1924
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Needham, William Lee 20.nov.1860-23.oct.1928 USA Tennessee, Maynardville - Illinois, Chicago