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Dandy Jim, From Carolina. a Popular Negro Melody.
(Firth & Hall, 239 Broadway, 1843)
De Boatmen's Dance. An Original Banjo Melody, by Old Dan D. Emmit; Leader of the Virginia Minstrels.
(Chas. H. Keith, 67 & 69 Court St., 1843)
Old Dan Emmit's Original Banjo Melodies. The Original Old Dan Tucker.
(Chas. H. Keith, 67 & 69 Court St., 1843)
The Celebrated Negro Melodies. Stop Dat Knocking. A Duett Sung by one in imitation of two rival niggers Gumbo & Sambo.
(Geo. P. Reed, 17 Tremont Row, 1843)
The Celebrated Negro Melodies. Old Dan Tucker.
(Geo. P. Reed, 17 Tremont Row, 1843)
The Celebrated Negro Melodies. Old King Crow.
(Geo. P. Reed, 17 Tremont Row, 1843)
The Celebrated Negro Melodies. Jim Crow Polka.
(Geo. P. Reed, 17 Tremont Row, 1843)
Old Dan Emmit's Original Banjo Melodies. My Old Aunt Sally.
(Chas. H. Keith, 67 & 69 Court St., 1843)
The Celebrated Ethiopian Melodies. Illustrations of the Dandyism of the Northern States, As the Ethiopians of the Southern States. De New York Gals. A Comic Song.
(C.G. Christman, 404 Pearl Street, 1843)
The Celebrated Ethiopian Melodies, Illustrations of the dandyism of the Northern States. Cujos Wild Hunt. A Parody on Lutzows Wild Hunt.
(C.G. Christman, 404 Pearl St., 1843)