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Men Now Days (see Ain’t MuchGood in the Best of Men Now Days)There Ain’t No Land Like Dixielandto Me (Walter Donaldson)Hotel Edison Roof Orchestra 1169Duke Heitger’s Big Four 1367Rec. Broadway Bell-Hops (Sam Lanin unit withBix and Trumbauer and their ilk), 9/29/27,Harmony 504-H, Davon 104, Temple 547, butRust shows no “to Me” in the title.But the copyright has ’em:There ain't no land like Dixieland to me;words and melody by Walter Donaldson. ©1 c. Aug. 18, 1927; E 673236; Leo Feist, inc.,New York.AND the Harmony label had the “to Me.”There Ain’t No Sweet Man That’sWorth the Salt of My Tears(Fred Fisher)Red Roseland Cornpickers 1102San Francisco Starlight Orchestra 1296BUT get this: ASM, 1927, De Sylva, Brown &Henderson.There Ain’t No Sweet ManThat’s Worth the Salt of My TearsBoth lines same size on both cover andcopyright page.There I Go Dreaming Again(Lew Brown–Ray Henderson)Ingham–Grosz Hot Cosmopolites 1285San Francisco Starlight Orchestra 13349/8: Here again, Alex’s sheet music showsthat this was by Brown & Henderson withoutDe Sylva.There Is Love (Clarence Williams)Des Plantes’ Washboard Wizards 1421Rec. CW WB Five, 10/37, Lang-Worth 399,Vintage Jazz Music (LP UK) VEP-22, JazzPanorama LP-10.Alas, not in copyright books 1937-39. But Idid find Lang-Worth 399, a 16" transcriptiondisc, and it confirms Williams as composer.VEP-22 is a small-hole 45, but couldn’t readlabel.There Must Be Somebody Else(Archie Gottler–Sidney Clare–Maceo Pinkard)Barbara Rosene & Her New Yorkers 1422CD had just Pinkard-Clare.ASM, 1927, Irving Berlin; Archie Gottler-SidneyClare-Maceo Pinkard. We didn’t have Gottlerbefore. Copyright reg. has all three too.There’ll Be a Hot Time in the OldTown Tonight (see A Hot Time inthe Old Town)