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| [] Got a need for you. Fox-trot, from the Cotton Club Parade. Song copyright words and music Jeanne Burns 25aug1932 pub Handy Brothers Music Co., New York 21jun1933 |
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| [] I gotta go places and do things. Song. Voice and piano copyright words and music Jeanne Burns 25aug1932 pub Mills Music Inc., New York 20jan1933 |
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| [] Waiting for Mr. Somebody. Song. Voice and piano copyright Jeanne Burns 25aug1932 |
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| [] The lady with the fan, from the Cotton Club Parade. Song words Cab Calloway and Al Brackman pub Exclusive Publications, New York 21nov 1933 |
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| [] Little town gal, from the Cotton Club Parade. Song words and music Jeanne Burns her first Cotton Club song, written when she was only sixteen (actually twenty-two) years old pub Exclusive Publications Inc., New York 5dec1933 recorded by Peggy Lee in 1965 |
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| [] Everybody eats when they come to my house. 1945 | |
| [] The wind is like a woman words Lee Kuhn pub Pic Music, Chicago 1947 |
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| [] Ho-hum, it's spring words Harold Mott pub Sterling Music Pub. Co., Sydney Australia 1949 |
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| [] This is where love walks out words and music by Jeanne Burns pub Renault Music Co., New York 1949 |
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| [] San Francisco sketches. Modern american suite for piano copyright Jeanne Burns 10feb1950, renewal Jeanne Burns 22feb1977 pub J. J. Robbins, New York 1950 |
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| [] Sunday isn't Sunday anymore. 1950 words and music with Herb Jeffries copyright Jeanne Burns and Herb Jeffries 30dec1949, renewal 2mar1977 |
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| [] Little malamute words and music Jeanne Burns copyright Jeanne Burns 20dec1950, renewal Jeanne Burns 27dec1977 |
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| [] Trapped in the web of love. 1956 | |
| [] American women's marching song official song of the New York War Savings Staff, Women's Volunteers of the US Treasury |
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| [] To my beloved. Song | |
| [] Prove it to me words Jeanne Burns, music Jerry Arlen copyright Jeanne Burns and Jerry Arlen 20sep1941, renewal Jeanne Burns and Jerry Arlen 10dec1968 pub Kaycee Music Co., New York 1941 |