Harry P. Guy
Harry P. Guy (1870 in Zanesville, Ohio – 1950) was a ragtime composer who lived in Detroit after 1895.[1] After writing his first compositions in Ohio,[2] he became one of the greatest contributors to ragtime music in Detroit,[3] and was called one of the city's "unique and unusually gifted musicians." He later fell into obscurity and died in poverty.
List of compositions
1887
- The Floweret - Waltz
1888
- My Wooing
1889
- When the Dew Begems the Lea
1898
- Echoes from the Snowball Club - Original Rag Time Waltz
- Now For a Stranger Don't Cast Me Aside
1899
- Cleanin' Up in Georgia - Cakewalk Patrol or Two Step
- Belle of the Creoles
1901
- Pearl of the Harem - Oriental Rag Two Step
- Pepper Pot Rag
1902
- Daughters of Dahomey - An Oriental Ragtime Waltz
- Song of the Western Hunter
1904
- Down in Mobile - March Characteristic
1906
- Walkin' and Talkin'
1907
- Sixty-Six - Intermezzo
1914
- As Long As There Is Love (I Will Love You) (with Eddie McGrath)
1915
- Love's Eternity
1917
- We'll Stand Our Flag and the United States
1918
- Yankee's Doodle In the Flight To Stay
1921
- You and I
- That Home In Paradise (Love and Home Forever)
1928
- Big Hearted Baby (with Raymond B. Egan)
References
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