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Take Me Back to the Garden of Love

ContributorsOsborne, Nat (Composer) / Goetz, E. Ray (Edward Ray), 1886-1954 (Lyricist) / Ted Snyder Co. (Publisher)
Created1911

I'm a Fool Who Believed in You

ContributorsOsborne, Nat (Composer) / Clarke, Grant (Lyricist) / Leslie, Edgar (Lyricist) / Waterson, Berlin & Snyder Co. (Publisher)
Created1914

On a Little Farm in Normandie

ContributorsOsborne, Nat (Composer) / MacDonald, Ballard (Lyricist) / Shapiro, Bernstein & Co. (Publisher)
Created1919

Down on the Gypsy Trail

ContributorsOsborne, Nat (Composer) / Ehrlich, Sam (Lyricist) / Douglas & Newman Music Co. (Publisher)
Created1918

When Scanlan Sang "Mavourneen"

ContributorsOsborne, Nat (Composer) / Kelly, Jamie (Lyricist) / Shapiro, Bernstein & Co. (Publisher)
Created1917

The Pickaninnies Paradise

ContributorsOsborne, Nat (Composer) / Ehrlich, Sam (Lyricist) / Harry Von Tilzer Music Pub. Co. (Publisher)
Created1918

If They Ever Put a Tax on Love

ContributorsOsborne, Nat (Composer) / Ehrlich, Sam (Lyricist) / Harry Von Tilzer Music Pub. Co. (Publisher)
Created1918

Little Yokohama Lady

ContributorsOsborne, Nat (Composer) / Ehrlich, Sam (Lyricist) / Times Music Pub. Co. (Publisher)
Created1918

That's the Song of Songs For Me

ContributorsOsborne, Nat (Composer) / Goodwin, Joe, 1889-1943 (Lyricist) / Shapiro, Bernstein & Co. (Publisher)
Created1915
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Town Hall: Arizona's Economy

ContributorsMorrison Institute of Public Policy (Contributor) / Arizona Town Hall (Contributor)
Created2015-05-01
Description
As Arizona pulls itself out of the deepest recession that it has faced since the Great Depression, this 105th Arizona Town Hall is convened to examine Arizona’s economy. In Arizona Town Hall’s fifty-two year history, this is the eleventh time citizens from across the state have come together to…

As Arizona pulls itself out of the deepest recession that it has faced since the Great Depression, this 105th Arizona Town Hall is convened to examine Arizona’s economy. In Arizona Town Hall’s fifty-two year history, this is the eleventh time citizens from across the state have come together to reflect on the current state of Arizona’s economy and how best to shape its future.