THE MAN WHO OWNS BROADWAY

Composer: George M. Cohan
Lyricist: George M. Cohan

Opened: October 11, 1909, New York Theatre, N.Y.C.
Performances: 128

Eccentric Dance:

1. You’re A Grand Old Rag, CD/New World Records 80685-2 (Paragon Ragtime Orchestra directed by Rick Benjamin)


I’ll Go The Route For You (“I’ll Go The Route With You”):

1. 78/Victor matrix B-10270 (George M. Cohan with orchestra)
2. You’re A Grand Old Rag, CD/New World Records 80685-2 (Paragon Ragtime Orchestra directed by Rick Benjamin)


I’m In Love With One Of The Stars:

1. You’re A Grand Old Rag, CD/New World Records 80685-2 (Paragon Ragtime Orchestra directed by Rick Benjamin)


Love Will Make Or Break A Man:

1. You’re A Grand Old Rag, CD/New World Records 80685-2 (Paragon Ragtime Orchestra directed by Rick Benjamin)


The Man Who Owns Broadway:

1. Cohan – The Man Who Owns Broadway, Custom Fidelity (S) CFS-3625 (Bill Morgan and the Southern Gateway Chorus)
2. George M. Cohan Tonight!, CD/Ghostlight 7915584410124 (Jon Peterson with music direction by Sterling Price-McKinney)
3. Yankee Doodle Dandy, CD/Rhino Movie Music R2 78210 (Frances Langford with the Warner Bros. Orchestra conducted by Ray Heindorf)
4. You’re A Grand Old Rag, CD/New World Records 80685-2 (Paragon Ragtime Orchestra directed by Rick Benjamin)


Secrets Of The Household (When A Servant Learns A Secret):

1. You’re A Grand Old Rag, CD/New World Records 80685-2 (Paragon Ragtime Orchestra directed by Rick Benjamin)


Unrecorded Material:

Everybody Sometimes Must Love Someone (cut)
Finale
I’m All O.K. With K. & E. (“I’m O.K. With K. And O.”)
In The Waldorf Halls
I’ve Always Been A Good Old Sport
March Of The King’s Amazons
My Daughter is Wed To A Friend Of Mine
A Nice Little Plot For A Play
On A Hundred Different Ships
(There’s) Something About A Uniform
Why They Made Him King
You’d Think You Were In Paris