US & UK hit charts
Songs Written by Alfred BryanTop Songs / Chart Singles Discography
Alfred Bryan may refer to: Alfred Bryan (illustrator) (1852–1899), English illustrator Alfred Bryan (lyricist) (1871–1958), Canadian lyricist == See also == Alfred Ryan (1904–1990), Australian sportsman... [more on Wikipedia]
As a songwriter, Alfred Bryan first charted in 1905 with Come Along, Little Girl, Come Along .The artist placed 52 songs on the Billboard Hot 100, 43 of which reached the Top‑10, including 9 number‑ones.
Top songs: #1: I'm on My Way to Mandalay - #2: I Didn't Raise My Boy to Be a Soldier - #3: Peg o' My Heart - #4: Come, Josephine, in My Flying Machine - #5: Come, Josephine, in My Flying Machine
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08/1905
[Edison 9028]
written by J. B. Mullen & Alfred Bryan
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11/1908
[Edison 9973]
written by Albert Gumble & Alfred Bryan
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11/1908
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12/1908
[Columbia 600]
written by Percy Wenrich & Alfred Bryan
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[Victor 16433]
written by Albert Gumble & Alfred Bryan
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05/1911
[Victor 16844]
written by Fred Fisher & Alfred Bryan
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05/1911
[Columbia 966]
written by Fred Fisher & Alfred Bryan
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08/1911
[Columbia 998]
written by George W. Meyer & Alfred Bryan
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08/1911
[Columbia 998]
written by George W. Meyer & Alfred Bryan
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12/1911
[Victor 16990]
written by Fred Fisher & Alfred Bryan
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[Victor 17124]
written by George W. Meyer & Alfred Bryan
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[Victor 17298]
written by Albert Gumble & Alfred Bryan
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11/1913
[Victor 17412]
written by Alfred Bryan
& Fred Fisher
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12/1913
[Columbia 1404]
written by Alfred Bryan
& Fred Fisher
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[Edison Amberol 2036]
written by Alfred Bryan
& Fred Fisher
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02/1914
[Victor 17503]
written by Fred Fisher & Alfred Bryan
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08/1914
[Victor 17591]
written by Fred Fisher & Alfred Bryan
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08/1914
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[Victor 18427]
written by Herman Paley & Alfred Bryan
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09/1918
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09/1918
[Victor 18482]
written by Albert Gumble, Alfred Bryan
&
Jack Yellen 28.
12/1918
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12/1918
[Columbia 2637]
written by Fred Fisher, Alfred Bryan
& Joseph McCarthy
30.
[Columbia 2690]
written by
Al Jolson & Alfred Bryan
31.
[Columbia 415]
written by George W. Meyer & Alfred Bryan
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10/1925
[Okeh 40421]
written by George W. Meyer & Alfred Bryan
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12/1925
[Brunswick 2961]
written by George W. Meyer & Alfred Bryan
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12/1925
[Brunswick 2950]
written by Alfred Bryan
& George W. Meyer
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[Victor 19806]
written by George W. Meyer & Alfred Bryan
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05/1926
[Victor 19914]
written by Alfred Bryan
,
Bob Schafer & Fred Fisher
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07/1926
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[Brunswick 3719]
written by Alfred Bryan
& Joseph Meyer
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1928
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1931
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written by Alfred Bryan
& Fred Fisher
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06/1947
[Capitol 346]
written by Alfred Bryan
& Fred Fisher
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06/1947
written by Alfred Bryan
& Fred Fisher
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06/1947
vocals by Bob Edwards
written by Alfred Bryan
& Fred Fisher
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06/1947
[MGM 10037]
written by Alfred Bryan
& Fred Fisher
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06/1947
#1 hit for Charles Harrison in 1913
[Columbia 37392]
written by Alfred Bryan
& Fred Fisher
52.
[Decca 25637]
written by Alfred Bryan
& Fred Fisher
