Series 2: Presentation copy of published songs

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{"value"=>"*MP (U.S.) Sophie Tucker", "type"=>"local_call"}
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{"value"=>"<p>On the occasion of Sophie Tucker's fiftieth anniversary in show business in <span class=\"date\">1953</span>, pianist <span class=\"persname\">Tommy Ferris</span> presented to her a bound copy of sheet music with which she had been associated. All sheet music covers include a photograph of Tucker. They are bound and arranged chronologically.</p>"}

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  1. Just because I let you call me Baby Lamb (Don't pull the wool down over my eyes). Words by Felix Feist, music by Joel P. Corin. New York: Leo Feist
  2. Some of these days. By Shelton Brooks. Chicago: Will Rossiter
  3. The grizzly bear. Words by Irving Berlin, music by George Botsford. New York: Ted Snyder Co
  4. My Rose of the ghetto. Words by Donaghey and Burkhardt, music by Ben. M. Jerome. [n.p.]: Chas. K. Harris
  5. Honky tonky monkey rag. Words and music by Chris Smith. Chicago: Thompson and Co
  6. The dying rag. Words by Irving Berlin, music by Bernie Adler. New York: Ted Snyder Co
  7. You'll never know the good fellow I've been ('till I've gone away). By Jack Coogan. Chicago: Will Rossiter
  8. The submarine swing. Words by Marvin Lee, music by Bert Peters. Chicago: Marvin Lee,.. Words by Marvin Lee, music by Bert Peters. Chicago: Marvin Lee
  9. I've been feeding the chickens (the new excuse)
  10. I can't get enough of your love, or or (I can't get enough of it). Words by George White, music by Billy Gaston. Chicago: Will Rossiter
  11. Floating down the river ('cause it's moonlight now in Dixieland). Words by Roger Lewis, music by James White. Chicago: Will Rossiter
  12. You're a great big blue eyed baby. Words and music by A. Seymour Brown. New York: Jerome H. Remick and Co
  13. Daddy, I love you more and more each day. Lyric by Sophie Tucker, music by Fred Strasser. New York: Jerome H. Remick and Co
  14. When the war breaks out in Mexico I'm going to go to Montreal. Words by J. Brandon Walsh, music by Ernest Breuer. Chicago: Will Rossiter
  15. You for me in the summertime. Words and music by Roy Ingraham. New York: Parke, Daniels and Friedman
  16. America, I love you. Words by Edgar Leslie, music by Archie Gottler. New York: Kalmar and Puck Music Co
  17. Rolling stones (all come rolling home again). Words by Edgar Leslie, music by Archie Gottler. New York: Kalmar, Puck and Abrahams
  18. Hawaiian butterfly. Wordes by Geo. A. Little, music by Billy Baskette and Joseph Santly. New York: Leo Feist
  19. Sweet cookie mine. Lyric by Jack Frost, music by Clarence M. Jones. Chicago: Frank K. Root
  20. Ev'ry day, or I want you every day. By Shelton Brooks. Chicago: Will Rossiter
  21. Mammy's chocolate soldier. Words by Sidney D. Mitchell, music by Archie Gottler. New York: Waterson, Berlin, and Snyder
  22. Ev'rybody shimmies now. Lyric by Eugene West, music by Joe Gold and Edmund J. Porray. New York: Chas. K. Harris
  23. You'll see the day. By Bud Green, Charlie Pierce, and Ted Fio Rito. New York: Al Piantadosi and Co
  24. (I've got the blues) but I'm just too mean to cry. Lyric by Mitchell Parish and Eleanor Young, music by Harry D. Squires. New York: Joe Morris Music
  25. I'm free, single, disengaged, looking for someone to love. Words by Charles Tyus, music by Effie Tyus. Chicago: Ted Browne Music
  26. Lovin' Sam (the sheik of Alabam). Words by Jack Yellen, music by Milton Ager. New York: Ager, Yellen and Bornstein
  27. Sombody's wrong. By Henry I. Marshall, Raymond Egan, and Richard A. Whiting. New York: Jerome H. Remick
  28. Stay home, little girl, stay home. By Lew Brown and James F. Hanley. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein and Co
  29. Everybody loves my baby but my baby don't love nobody but me. Words and music by Spencer Williams and Jack Palmer. New York: Clarence Williams
  30. So is your old lady. Lyric by Al Dubin, music by Joe Burke. New York: Jack Mills, Inc
  31. I can't get over a girl (loving a boy like me). Lyrics by Harry Ruskin, music by Martin Broones. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein and Co
  32. Forgive me. Words by Jack Yellen, music by Milton Ager. New York: Ager, Yellen, and Bornstein
  33. No one. Words and music by Roy Henderson and Jack Chapman. Chicago: Henderson, Kelly and Myers
  34. Does she love me? Positively-Absolutely. Words and music by Sam Coslow and Jean Herbert. New York: De Sylva, Brown and Henderson
  35. Some of these days. By Shelton Brooks. Chicago: Will Rossiter