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Terry Waldo 1002ASM, 1911, Jerome Remick; w. Brown/m.Ayer.If You Talk in Your SleepDon’t Mention My NameThese lines same size on cover, but copyrightpage seems clear.If You Want My Heart (You Got to’Low It, Babe) (George John Marcie–P. W. Beaulieu)Chris Tyle’s Silver Leaf JB 12982013 review: rec. King Oliver 10/5/23, Gennett5276, but never issued, says Rust. Says Tylein CD notes:King Oliver’s band recorded several tunesthat, for whatever unknown reason, werenever issued. [This] is one of those, whichthey recorded for Gennett Records onOctober 5, 1923 . . . Written by GeorgeJohn Marcie and P. W. Beaulieu andpublished in New Orleans, this may be theironly composition, as they are not familiarnames among the group of New Orleanscomposers. The original sheet music to thistune is very rare, and it would have beenimpossible to play this tune if John Gill hadnot unearthed a copy in New Orleansseveral years ago. This is the first time thistune has ever been recorded since Oliver’s.If You Want the Rainbow (You MustHave the Rain) (Billy Roe–Mort Dixon–Oscar Levant)Barbara Rosene 1431S&P confirms, m. OL/w. BR-MD, Remick,1928, from film My Man by Fanny Brice.If You Want to Be My Sugar Papa(Anthony Wayne–Bob Schafer–Irving Mills)Neville Dickie 1341