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“Hello Montreal” (but surely it’s more likelythat a researcher would have droppedpunctuation rather than making it up).The Brunswick discography says thatDenny’s recording also was “Hello, Montreal!”The New Harmonians Harmony label is“Hello Montreal!”So it was copyrighted by longer title earlyMarch 1928, but then recorded and released(and recopyrighted) by the two-word title, withpunctuation at the whim of the record label. Isay let’s use both the punctuation marks ingay abandon.Hell’s Bells and Hallelujah(Arthur Young–Val Valentine)Andy Stein Blue Five 1390Rec. Venuti in London 9/20/34, RegalZonophone MR-1452, Columbia DO-1317 etal.Not in copyright books 1933-35. Butamazingly, I found the Regal Zonophone label,and it credits “Young & Valentine.” All Musicsite has those first names. And I found othercopyrights by the two, so we’re OK.Hen Cackles (Harry Reser)Howard Alden with Dick Hyman 1200Confirmed 4/21/33 copyright reg.Henderson Stomp, The(Fletcher Henderson)Keith Nichols Cotton Club Orchestra 1275CD had just Henderson StompRec. Henderson (as The HS, says Rust),3/11/26, Columbia 817-D, 4421, DB/MC5030,J-132; Nipponophone 17150. 1940 rec. byGoodman without The.Copyright 12/18/26 as The Henderson Stomp.AND that’s the title on Columbia 817-D.Here Comes Emaline (Charles O’Flynn–Fred Phillips–Al Sherman)Steve Waddell’s Creole Bells 1348Joe Candullo, 5/17/26, Harmony 208-H.Calif. Ramblers 5/19/26, Pathe Aktuelle 36459(as Palace Garden Orch), Perfect 14640.Rec Buffalodians 5/24/26, Columbia 665-D.Confirmed by 2/1/26 copyright reg., w&m all 3.Here Comes Marjorie(Henry Woode–Bennie Moten)Back Bay Ramblers 1355Rec. Bennie Moten 10/21/30, Victor 23391.Copyright:Here comes Marjorie ; melody, HenryWoode and Bennie Moten. © 1 c. June 5,1933; E unp. 72926; Southern music pub.co.,incAnd we screwed up and spelled it Bennysted of Bennie.Here Comes My Blackbird(Jimmy McHugh–Dorothy Fields)West Jesmond Rhythm Kings 1255Keith Nichols Cotton Club Orchestra 1320Confirmed by 12/8/28 copyright reg, w. DF/m.JM, from Blackbirds of 1928.Here Comes the Band (see Bring Onthe Band)Here Comes the Hot Tamale Man(Fred Rose–Charlie Harrison)Swedish–American Hot Jazz Collab. 1136John Gill’s Novelty Orchestra 1270Chris Tyle’s Silver Leaf JB 1311Rec. Cookie’s Gingersnaps, 6/22/26, OKeh8369. Then Cook’s Dreamland Orchestra(with ! on title), 7/10/26, Columbia 727-D.Coon-Sanders, 3/9/26 for Victor was rejected.Copyright isHere comes the hot tamale man; w andmelody Fred Rose and Charlie Harrison. © 1c. Feb. 26, 1926; E 633822; Leo Feist, inc.,New York.OKeh label has no parens, no !, Columbiadoes have the !, no parens in title.Victor ledgers for 3/9/26 recording also noparens, no ! Guess we stick with that.Here or There as Long as I’m with You(Benny Davis–Jesse Greer)Barbara Rosene & Her New Yorkers 1393Rec. Annette Hanshaw (as just Here or There),2/2/27, Pathe Aktuelle 32235, 11433; Perfect12314. Perfect label confirms short title.Copyright is short too:Here or there; words and melody by BennyDavis and Jesse Greer. © 1 c. Nov. 24,1926; E 652102; Irving Berlin, inc., NewYork.But MTSU listing for it is the long title. I cansmell this already: I’ll bet that the “as Long asI’m with You” is on the cover, but not thecopyright page. But no, Alex has the sheetand cofnrims it’s one long title both cover andcopyright page.Here Lies Love (Leo Robin–Ralph Rainger)Terry Waldo’s Gotham City Band 1201Confirmed by 7/6/32 copyright reg.He’s a Colonel from Kentucky(Charles Tobias–Jack Scholl–Murray Mencher–Abel Baer)Des Plantes’ Washboard Wizards 1325Rec. Clarence Williams, 1/17/34, Vocalion2629, Edison Bell Winner (UK) W-121.Oops, no Baer in copyright:He's a colonel from Kentucky; fox-trot, wand m Charles Tobias, Jack Scholl andMurray Mencher; with ukelele arr. © Dec.29, 1933; E pub. 39860; Leo Feist, inc.BUT updated copyright adds him:He's a colonel from Kentucky; fox trot, wCharles Tobias and Jack Scholl, m AbelBaer and Murray Mencher. arr. Art McKay;orch. pts., with male trio arr. B. Faighes. Jan.26, 1934; E pub. 40241; Leo Feist, inc.___________ with ukulele arr. Rev. version.© Feb. 1, 1934; E pub. 40275; Leo Feist,inc.Couldn’t find label, but LCSONIC says all fourcomposers are on label.He’s a Cousin of Mine (Chris Smith–Silvio Hein–Cecil Mack*)Minstrels of Annie Street 1272