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No Martin on copyright reg:Last (The) time; words and melody by BillyV. Ewing. © 1 c. May 26, 1926; E 641187;Clarence Williams music pub. co., inc., NewYork.Well, the live album of Wynton Marsalis andEric Clapton at Carnegie Hall included thistune, credited to Ewing-Martin. Big Columbia/Legacy Hot 5/7 set the same. It’s thinner thanI like, but I’m worn out from all thoseproblematic ‘K’ tunes of recent days.Last Time Blues. This not on SOS yet, butJohn Gill reports finding 10/14/27 copyrightdeposit for this title by Lilliam Hardin.Laughin’ Cryin’ Blues(Porter Grainger–Bob Ricketts)Neville Dickie & Louis Mazetier 1302ASM, 1923, Zipf Music.Laughing at Life (Cornell Todd–Bob Todd–Nick Kenny–Charles Kenny)Kustbandet 1178Marty Grosz’s Orphan Newsboys 1225John Gill’s Novelty Orchestra 1227Keith Nichols Cotton Club Gang 12422013 review: Confirmed by 8/5/30 copyrightreg.Laughing at You (Bud Jacobson–Eddie Condon–Shorty Fall)Chicago Rhythm 1026Rec. Bud Jacobson’s Jungle Kings, 3/9/41,Signature 106, Century 4015.Powers says written 1926 but not recordeduntil 1941, and sure enough:Laughing at you; words by Eddie Condonand Shorty Fall, music byBud Jacobson,Shorty Fall and Eddie Condon, arr. by RubeBennett; pf. and ukulele acc. © Oct. 22,1926; 2 c. Nov. 1; E 651376; Consolidatedmusic pub. house, Chicago.Laughing Hyena (Ted Fiorito)John Gill’s Original Sunset Five 1094Rec. Harry Yerkes Novelty Five, 4/20, Vocalion14061, Homochord H-220 (as The MississippiCoons).Confirmed 4/5/20 copyright reg.Laughing Water (Frederick W. Hager)Chrysanthemum Ragtime Band 1079Imperial Serenaders 1351Both had Fred W. Hager.Copyright reg. full name:Laughing water; characteristic for piano, byFrederick W. Hager. C 51863, July 23, 1903;2 c. Aug. 1,1903. Boosey & co., London,England.Aha, sheet music issued two ways, both bySol Bloom, NY:(a) instrumental version.(b) song version, w. George Totten Smith/On both he’s Frederick W. Hager. And I thinkit’s safe to assume that these ragtime bandswere indeed playing the instrumental version.Lawd, You Made the Night Too Long(Victor Young–Sam M. Lewis)Chris Tyle’s NO Rover Boys 12352013 review: S&P also agree on w. SML/m.VY, 1932. And notes that “Sam, You Made thePants Too Long” was a parody of this song.2/13/32 copyright reg confirms.Lawns of Louisiana (Ian Whitcomb)Ian Whitcomb & His Merry Bands 1276Lazy (Irving Berlin)Scaniazz 1004Bob Pelland & Bob Pilsbury 1232ASM, 1924, Irving Berlin.Lazy Daddy (Nick LaRocca–Larry Shields–Henry Ragas)Paul and His Gang 1329Dan Levinson’s Roof Garden JB 1380ASM, 1918, Leo Feist.Lazy Jazz Waltz [Sweet HawaiianMoonlight] (F. Henri Klickmann)Heliotrope Ragtime Orchestra 1411CD had this as “Lazy Jazz Waltz (SweetHawaiian Moonlight)”Odd copyright entries, and plenty of them.In 1917:Hawaiian moonlight; valse pathetique, by F.Henri Klickmann [of U.S.]; instrumental. © 1c. Oct. 8, 1917; E 410577; Frank K. Root &co., Chicago.In 1918,a copyright for a piano roll version, sametitle, by Klickmann, played by HerbertJones.In 1919:Sweet Hawaiian moonlight; lazy jazz waltz,by F. Henri Klickmann [of U.S.]; piano. © 1c. Dec. 22, 1919; E 466132; McKinley musicco., Chicago.In 1920:Lazy jazz waltz. See Sweet Hawaiianmoonlight.Then . . .Sweet Hawaiian moonlight; lazy jazz waltz,by F. Henri Klickmann [of U.S.]; piano. ©Apr. 22, 1920; 2 c. Apr. 23, 1920; E 478612;McKinley music co., Chicago. [this justseems to be a repeat of the 1919 copyright][This implies strongly that intended correcttitle is Sweet Hawaiian Moonlight and thatLazy Jazz Waltz is a subtitle. Let’s look for thesheet music.]Later copyright entries seem to confirm this:Soirs d' Hawaï (Sweet Hawaiian moonlight);tell her of my love, words by Harold G. Frost,adaptation franchise de Pierre d'Amor,musique de F. Henri Klickmann [of U.S.] ©Feb. 16, 1920 ; 1 c. Mar. 2, 1920 E 472911;Chappell & co., ltd., Paris.Sweet Hawaiian moonlight; pathetique, byF. Henri Klickmann, arr. by H. M. Higgs [ofGreat Britain]; violin and piano. London.Chappell & co., ltd. © Jan. 14, 1920; 1 c.Jan. 24, 1920; E 468917; Frank K. Root &co., Chicago. [Copyright is claimed onarrangement]________ (Soirs d' Hawaï); par F. HenriKlickmann [of U.S.]; piano. © Feb. 16, 1920;1 c. Mar. 2, 1920; E 472912; Chappell & co.,ltd., Paris.Now search for sheet music confuses thingseven further:(a) Sweet Hawaiian Moonlight (Tell Her of MyLove), w. Harold G. Frost, m. F. HenriKlickmann, pub. Frank K. Root, 1918. (songversion, solo or duet). This at UCLA. INHarmony has three copies of the title, all thissame song version. Washington Univ. in St.Louis has the song version, as does DukeUniv.—found many more copies of this samesong version, and discovered that it wasacquired ay republished by Joe Davis in 1936.Then I got to another version at UCLA:(b) “(I’ve Got the) Sweet Hawaiian MoonlightBlues” (“By the writers of ‘Sweet HawaiianMoonlight, Tell Her of My Love),” pub. 1920.