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1920
1.
01/1920

Blues (My Naughty Sweetie Gives to Me) by Ted Lewis & His Band 

231

5
US
[Columbia 2798]
written by Arthur N. Swanstone, Charles McCarron (as Charles R. McCarron) & Carey Morgan
2.
03/1920

O (Oh!) by Ted Lewis & His Band 

123

13
US
[Columbia 2844]
written by Byron Gay & Arnold Johnson
3.
05/1920

 ①  When My Baby Smiles at Me by Ted Lewis & His Band 

375

✫1
US
[artist #1 hit]
[Columbia 2908]
written by Bill Munro, Andrew B. Sterling & Ted Lewis
4.
06/1920

Bo-La-Bo by Ted Lewis & His Band 

117

14
US
[instrumental]
[Columbia 2895]
written by George Fairman
5.
06/1920

I'll See You in C-U-B-A by Ted Lewis & His Band 

254

4
US
[Columbia 2927]
written by Irving Berlin
1921
6.
01/1921

Fair One by Ted Lewis & His Band 

157

9
US
[Columbia 2998]
written by Ted Lewis & George Mallen
7.
02/1921

I Love You, Sunday by Ted Lewis & His Band 

144

10
US
[instrumental]
[Columbia 3306]
written by Charley Straight
8.
02/1921

Tired of Me by Ted Lewis & His Band 

110

15
US
[Columbia 3329]
written by Walter Donaldson
9.
03/1921

Margie by Ted Lewis & His Band 

247

4
US
[Columbia 3351]
written by J. Russell Robinson (as J. Russel Robinson), Con Conrad & Benny Davis
10.
09/1921

 ③  All By Myself by Ted Lewis & His Band 

363

✫1
US
[artist #3 hit]
[Columbia 3434]
written by Irving Berlin
11.
09/1921

Love Me by Ted Lewis & His Band 

133

11
US
[instrumental]
[Columbia 3411]
written by Earnest Golden
12.
11/1921

Second Hand Rose by Ted Lewis & His Band 

312

2
US
[Columbia 3453]
written by Grant Clarke & James F. Hanley
13.
12/1921

Sally, Won't You Come Back? by Ted Lewis & His Band 

157

9
US
[Columbia 3453]
written by Dave Stamper & Gene Buck
1922
14.
01/1922

Ma! by Ted Lewis & His Band 

186

7
US
[instrumental]
[Columbia 3473]
written by Con Conrad
15.
02/1922

Everybody Step by Ted Lewis & His Band 

263

3
US
[instrumental]
[Columbia 3499]
written by Irving Berlin
16.
04/1922

Marie by Ted Lewis & His Band 

225

5
US
[instrumental]
[Columbia 3590]
written by Henry W. Santly & Otto Motzan
17.
06/1922

Every Day by Ted Lewis & His Band 

186

7
US
[Columbia 3590]
written by William Daly
18.
09/1922

Sunshine Alley by Ted Lewis & His Band 

170

8
US
[instrumental]
[Columbia 3647]
written by Eugene West
19.
11/1922

Georgette by Ted Lewis & His Band 

170

8
US
[Columbia 3662]
written by Ray Henderson
20.
12/1922

Hot Lips by Ted Lewis & His Band 

133

11
US
[Columbia 3676]
written by Henry Busse, Henry Lange (as Jack Lange) & Lou Davis
1923
21.
02/1923

Bees' Knees by Ted Lewis & His Band 

223

5
US
[Columbia 3730]
written by Ray Lopez & Ted Lewis
22.
04/1923

Runnin' Wild by Ted Lewis & His Band 

156

9
US
[instrumental]
[Columbia 3790]
written by Arthur Gibbs (as Arthur H. Gibbs), Joe Grey & Leo Wood
23.
05/1923

Tiger Rag by Ted Lewis & His Band 

168

8
US
[Columbia 3813]
written by The Original Dixieland Jazz Band (as The Original Dixieland Jass Band)
24.
09/1923

Aunt Hagar's Blues by Ted Lewis & His Band 

184

7
US
[Columbia 3875]
written by W.C. Handy
25.
09/1923

Louisville Lou by Ted Lewis & His Band 

132

11
US
[Columbia 3892]
written by Milton Ager & Jack Yellen
26.
10/1923

Cut Yourself a Piece of Cake by Ted Lewis & His Band 

223

5
US
[instrumental]
[Columbia 3944]
written by Billy James
27.
12/1923

12th Street Rag by Ted Lewis & His Band 

113

14
US
[Columbia 3972]
written by Euday L. Bowman
1924
28.
04/1924

Twelve O'Clock at Night by Ted Lewis & His Band 

204

6
US
[Columbia 52]
written by Lou Handman, Billy Rose & Herman Ruby
29.
04/1924

Steppin' Out by Ted Lewis & His Band 

132

11
US
[instrumental]
[Columbia 48]
written by John S. Howard & Con Conrad
30.
08/1924

San by Ted Lewis & His Band 

245

4
US
[instrumental]
[Columbia 122]
written by Lindsay McPhail & Walter F. Michels
31.
09/1924

She's Everybody's Sweetheart by Ted Lewis & His Band 

184

7
US
[Columbia 122]
written by Con Conrad & Billy Rose
32.
09/1924

June Night by Ted Lewis & His Band 

309

2
US
[Columbia 157]
written by Abel Baer
33.
10/1924

There'll Be Some Changes Made by Ted Lewis & His Band 

223

5
US
[Columbia 170]
written by William Benton Overstreet (as Benton Overstreet) & Billy Higgins
34.
11/1924

I Wonder What's Become of Sally? by Ted Lewis & His Band 

184

7
US
[Columbia 157]
written by Milton Ager & Jack Yellen
1925
35.
02/1925

Show Me the Way by Ted Lewis & His Band 

161

9
US
[instrumental]
[Columbia 241]
written by Ted Lewis & Frank Ross
36.
04/1925

 ②  O! Katharina by Ted Lewis & His Band 

371

✫1
US
[artist #2 hit]
[Columbia 295]
written by Richard Fall & L. Wolfe Gilbert
37.
11/1925

Angry by Ted Lewis & His Band 

114

15
US
[Columbia 416]
written by Henry Brunies, Merritt Brunies, Jules Cassard & Dudley Mecum
38.
12/1925

Tin Roof Blues by Ted Lewis & His Band 

117

14
US
[Columbia 439]
written by George Brunies, Paul Mares, Ben Pollack, Leon Roppolo & Mel Stitzel
1926
39.
02/1926

Bam, Bam, Bamy Shore by Ted Lewis & His Band 

156

9
US
[instrumental]
[Columbia 478]
written by Ray Henderson
40.
04/1926

That Certain Party by Ted Lewis & His Band 

168

8
US
[Columbia 551]
written by Walter Donaldson & Gus Kahn
41.
07/1926

I've Found a New Baby by Ted Lewis & His Band 

309

2
US
[Columbia 600]
written by Jack Palmer & Spencer Williams
42.
09/1926

Where'd You Get Those Eyes? by Ted Lewis & His Band 

261

3
US
[Columbia 667]
written by Walter Donaldson
1927
43.
1927

Frankie and Johnny by Ted Lewis & His Band 

154

9
US
[Columbia 1017]
written by traditional
44.
1927

If You See Sally by Ted Lewis & His Band 

183

7
US
[Columbia 844]
written by Walter Donaldson, Raymond Egan (as Raymond B. Egan) & Gus Kahn
45.
1927

One Sweet Letter from You by Ted Lewis & His Band 

167

8
US
[Columbia 988]
written by Harry Warren, Lew Brown & Sidney Clare
46.
1927

The Darktown Strutters' Ball by Ted Lewis & His Band 

124

12
US
[Columbia 1084]
written by Shelton Brooks
47.
1927

The Memphis Blues by Ted Lewis & His Band 

154

9
US
[Columbia 1050]
written by W.C. Handy
48.
1927

Tiger Rag by Ted Lewis & His Band 

142

10
US
[Columbia 770]
written by The Original Dixieland Jazz Band (as The Original Dixieland Jass Band)
1928
49.
1928

A Good Man Is Hard to Find by Ted Lewis & His Band 

167

8
US
[Columbia 1428]
written by Eddie Green
50.
1928

Hello, Montreal by Ted Lewis & His Band 

102

16
US
[Columbia 1346]
written by Harry Warren, Billy Rose & Mort Dixon
51.
1928

Is Everybody Happy Now? by Ted Lewis & His Band 

142

10
US
[Columbia 1207]
written by Ted Lewis, Jack Osterman & Maurie Rubens
52.
1928

King for a Day by Ted Lewis & His Band 

221

5
US
[Columbia 1485]
written by Ted Fio Rito (as Ted Fiorito), Sam M. Lewis & Joe Young
53.
1928

Laugh, Clown, Laugh! by Ted Lewis & His Band 

221

5
US
[Columbia 1346]
written by Ted Fio Rito (as Ted Fiorito), Sam M. Lewis (as Sam Lewis) & Joe Young
54.
1928

Mary Ann by Ted Lewis & His Band 

142

10
US
[Columbia 1313]
written by Abner Silver & Benny Davis
55.
1928

Moonlight Madness (Then You Were Gone) by Ted Lewis & His Band 

96

17
US
[Columbia 1485]
written by John Frederick Coots (as J. Fred Coots) & Lou Davis
56.
1928

Oh Baby! by Ted Lewis & His Band 

89

19
US
[Columbia 1391]
written by Owen Murphy
1929
57.
1929

Farewell Blues by Ted Lewis & His Band 

309

2
US
written by Paul Mares, Leon Roppolo & Elmer Schoebel
58.
1929

Glad Rag Doll by Ted Lewis & His Band 

143

10
US
written by Milton Ager, Jack Yellen & Dan Dougherty
59.
1929

I Love You (My Love Song) by Ted Lewis & His Band 

261

3
US
written by Ted Lewis & Larry Yoell
60.
1929

I'm Walking Around in a Dream by Ted Lewis & His Band 

119

13
US
written by Ted Lewis, Larry Yoell & Robert E. Spencer
61.
1929

I'm the Medicine Man for the Blues by Ted Lewis & His Band 

143

10
US
written by Harry Akst & Grant Clarke
62.
1929

Lady Luck by Ted Lewis & His Band 

261

3
US
written by Ray Perkins
63.
1929

Lonely Troubador by Ted Lewis & His Band 

245

4
US
written by John Klenner
64.
1929

She's Funny That Way by Ted Lewis & His Band 

109

15
US
written by Charles N. Daniels (as Neil Moret) & Richard Whiting (as Richard A. Whiting)
65.
1929

Through! (How Can You Say We're Through?) by Ted Lewis & His Band 

143

10
US
written by James V. Monaco & Joseph McCarthy
1930
66.
1930

Aunt Hagar's Blues by Ted Lewis & His Band 

206

6
US
written by W.C. Handy
67.
1930

Dinah by Ted Lewis & His Band 

170

8
US
written by Harry Akst, Sam M. Lewis & Joe Young
68.
1930

Homemade Sunshine by Ted Lewis & His Band 

114

14
US
written by Sammy Fain, Irving Kahal & Pierre Norman
69.
1930

On the Sunny Side of the Street by Ted Lewis & His Band 

312

2
US
written by Jimmy McHugh & Dorothy Fields
70.
1930

San by Ted Lewis & His Band 

94

18
US
[R]
written by Lindsay McPhail & Walter F. Michels
71.
1930

The Lonesome Road by Ted Lewis & His Band 

263

3
US
written by Nat Shilkret (as Nathaniel Shilkret) & Gene Austin
72.
1930

Three O'Clock in the Morning by Ted Lewis & His Band 

312

2
US
written by Julian Robledo & Theodora Morse (as Dorothy Terriss)
73.
1930

Wabash Blues by Ted Lewis & His Band 

104

16
US
written by Fred Meinken & Dave Ringle
74.
1930

Yellow Dog Blues by Ted Lewis & His Band 

247

4
US
written by W.C. Handy
75.
1930

You've Got That Thing by Ted Lewis & His Band 

247

4
US
[instrumental]
written by Cole Porter
76.
12/1930

Somebody Stole My Gal by Ted Lewis & His Band 

114

14
US
written by Leo Wood
1931
77.
1931

An Ev'ning in Caroline by Ted Lewis & His Band 

301

2
US
written by Walter Donaldson
78.
1931

At Last I'm Happy by Ted Lewis & His Band 

122

12
US
written by Sidney Clare, Con Conrad & Cliff Friend
79.
1931

Dallas Blues by Ted Lewis & His Band 

180

7
US
written by Hart Wand
80.
1931

Egyptian Ella by Ted Lewis & His Band 

152

9
US
written by Walter Doyle
81.
1931

Ho Hum! by Ted Lewis & His Band 

199

6
US
written by Dana Suesse & Edward Heyman
82.
1931

I'm All Dressed Up with a Broken Heart by Ted Lewis & His Band 

180

7
US
written by Fred Fisher, Harold Stern & Stella Unger
83.
1931

Just a Gigolo by Ted Lewis & His Band 

349

✫1
US
written by Irving Caesar, Leonello Casucci & Julius Brammer
84.
1931

Some Day, Sweetheart by Ted Lewis & His Band 

100

16
US
written by Reb Spikes (as B. F. Spikes) & John Spikes (as John C. Spikes)
85.
04/1931

Somebody Loves You by Ted Lewis & His Band 

301

2
US
written by Peter DeRose & Charles Tobias
1932
86.
1932

Headin' for Better Times by Ted Lewis & His Band 

200

6
US
written by Charles Tobias & Murray Mencher
87.
1932

 ⑤  In a Shanty in Old Shanty Town by Ted Lewis & His Band 

358

✫1
US
[artist #5 hit]
written by Ira Schuster, Jack Little & Joe Young
88.
1932

My Woman! by Ted Lewis & His Band 

153

9
US
written by Irving William, Max Wartell & Bing Crosby
89.
1932

New Farewell Blues by Ted Lewis & His Band 

101

16
US
written by Elmer Schoebel, Paul Mares & Leon Roppolo
90.
1932

Ted Lewis Presents a Miniature Dance Program by Ted Lewis & His Band 

111

14
US
[Columbia 56000]
91.
12/1932

Play, Fiddle, Play by Ted Lewis & His Band 

241

4
US
[Columbia 2728]
written by Emery Deutsch, Arthur Altman & Jack Lawrence
1933
92.
1933

All Aboard for Dreamland, Baby by Ted Lewis & His Band 

133

11
US
[Columbia 2758]
written by Abel Baer & Joe Young
93.
1933

An Old, Old Man with an Old, Old Pipe (And an Old, Old Lady Beside Him) by Ted Lewis & His Band 

157

9
US
written by Mack Gordon & Harry Revel
94.
1933

Have You Ever Been Lonely? by Ted Lewis & His Band 

170

8
US
written by Peter DeRose & Billy Hill
95.
1933

Here You Come with Love by Ted Lewis & His Band 

120

13
US
[instrumental]
written by Charles N. Daniels (as Neil Moret), Harry Tobias & Jo Trent
96.
1933

 ④  Lazybones by Ted Lewis & His Band 

363

✫1
US
[artist #4 hit]
written by Hoagy Carmichael & Johnny Mercer
97.
1933

Stormy Weather by Ted Lewis & His Band 

206

6
US
written by Harold Arlen & Ted Koehler
98.
1933

The Gold Diggers' Song (We're in the Money) by Ted Lewis & His Band 

225

5
US
written by Harry Warren & Al Dubin
99.
1933

There's a New Day Comin' by Ted Lewis & His Band 

127

12
US
written by Milton Ager & Joe Young
100.
1933

Try a Little Tenderness by Ted Lewis & His Band 

206

6
US
written by Jimmy Campbell (as part of Irving King), Reg Connelly (as part of Irving King) & Harry M. Woods
1934
101.
1934

Pop! Goes Your Heart by Ted Lewis & His Band 

149

9
US
written by Mort Dixon & Allie Wrubel
1938
102.
1938

When My Baby Smiles at Me by Ted Lewis & His Band 

89

18
US
written by Bill Munro, Andrew B. Sterling & Ted Lewis
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