The big Book of Nostalgia for piano/vocal/guitar

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Aba daba Honeymoon

After the Ball

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Aba daba Honeymoon

After the Ball

After you’ve gone

Alabama Jubilee

Alexander’s Ragtime Band

Alive blue gown

Aloha oe

The American Patrol

Anchors aweigh

Auld Lang Syne

Baby won’t you please come home

Ballin‘ the Jack

The Battle Cry of Freedom

Battle Hymn of the Republic

By my little Baby Bumblebee

Beale Street Blues

Beautiful Isle of somewhere

Beautiful Ohio

Because

The Bells of St. Mary’s

A Bicycle built for two

Bill Bailey won’t you please come home

By the beautiful Sea

By the Light of the silvery Moon

Careless Love

Chinatown my Chinatown

ColonelBbogey March

Come Josephine in my flying Machine

Up she goes

Cuddle up a little closer Lovey Mine

Danny Boy

Dardanella

The Darktown Strutter’s Ball

Dixie

I wish I was in Dixie

Down among the sheltering Palms

Down by the old Mill Stream

The Entertainer

Every little Movement

Has a Meaning all its own

Fascination

Valse Tzigane

For me and my Gal

For me and my Girl

Franki and Johnny

Give my Regards to Broadway

The glow Worm

A good Man is hard to find

Goodbye Broadway hello France

Goodbye my Lady Love

Gypsy Love Song

Hearts and Flowers

Hello my Baby

Hindustan

There’ll be a hot Time in the old Town tonight

How ‚ya gonna keep ‚em down on the Farm

How are you going to keep them down on the Farm

And nobody cares for me

I didn’t raise my Boy to be a Soldier

I love a Piano

I love you truly

I want a Girl

Love’s old sweet Song

Kkk Katy

Let me call you Sweetheart

Let the Rest of the World go by

Listen to the Mocking Bird

Little brown Jug

Mandy

Maple Leaf Rag

The Narch of the Toys

Marcheta

Mary’s a grand old Name

Meet me in St. Louis Louis

Meet me tonight in Dreamland

Memories

The merry Widow Waltz

The Missouri Waltz

Moonlight Bay

My Gal Sal

My little Girl

My melancholy Baby

My wild Irish Rose

‚o sole mio

Oh how I hate to get up in the Morning

Oh Johnny oh Johnny oh

Oh them golden Slippers

Oh you beautiful Doll

On the Road to Mandalay

Oh Wisconsin

Over there

Pack up your Troubles in your old Kit Bag

And smile smile smile

Paper Doll

Peg o‘ my Heart

Play a simple Melody

Poor Butterfly

Pretty Baby

A pretty Girl is like a Melody

Put on your old grey Bonnet

Put your Arms around me Honey

Ragtime Cowboy Joe

Red Wing

Rock a bye Baby with a Dixie Melody

Rose of Washington Square

Rose Room

Roses of Picardy

Row row row

School Days

Shine on harvest Moon

Sidewalks of New York

Smiles

Snookey Ookums

Some of these Days

Somebody stole my Gal

Song of the Islands

St. Louis Blues

The Star spangled Banner

Stars and Stripes forever

Sugar Blues

Swanee

Sweet Adeline

The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi

Sweethearts

Take me out to the Ball Game

That’s a plenty

They didn’t believe me

Tiger rag

Hold that Tiger

Till the Clouds roll by

Till we meet again

Too ra loo ra loo ral

That’s an Irish Lullaby

Toyland

Tramp Tramp Tramp

Twelfth Street Rag

Wait ‚till the Sun shines Nellie

Waiting for the Robert E. Lee

Washington and Lee swing

When Irish Eyes are smiling

When Johnny comes marching home

When you and I were young Maggie

When you were sweet sixteen

When you wore a Tulip

And i wore a big red rose

The Whiffenpoof Song

While strolling through the Park one Day

The World is waiting for Sunrise

You made me love you

You tell me your dream

You’re a grand old Flag