US & UK hit charts
Songs Written by Grant ClarkeTop Songs / Chart Singles Discography
Grant Clarke (May 14, 1891, Akron, Ohio – May 16, 1931, California) was an American songwriter. Clarke moved to New York City early in his career, where he worked as an actor and a staff writer for comedians. He began working on Tin Pan Alley, where he contributed music to films such as The Jazz Singer (1927), Weary River (1928), On with the Show! (1929) and Is Everybody Happy? (1929). He wrote the lyrics to the show Dixie to Broadway,... [more on Wikipedia]
Top songs: #1: I Love the Ladies - #2: Ragtime Cowboy Joe - #3: Am I Blue? - #4: Second Hand Rose - #5: Chong
Sort by: Date: Oldest First Date: Newest First Title: A-Z Title: Z-A Points: Low → High Points: High → Low
1.
2.
[Columbia 1443]
written by Maurice Abrahams,
Edgar Leslie & Grant Clarke
3.
03/1914
4.
05/1914
[Columbia 1513]
written by Grant Clarke
& Jean Schwartz
5.
06/1914
6.
09/1914
[Victor 17605]
written by Grant Clarke
, Edgar Leslie & Maurice Abrahams
7.
12/1914
[Victor 17631]
written by Grant Clarke
& Maurice Abrahams
8.
9.
07/1915
10.
[Columbia 1800]
written by Al Piantadosi & Grant Clarke
11.
02/1916
12.
06/1916
13.
09/1916
[Victor 18068]
written by James V. Monaco & Grant Clarke
14.
09/1916
[Columbia 2041]
written by Grant Clarke
& James V. Monaco
15.
11/1916
[Victor 18143]
written by Fred Fisher & Grant Clarke
16.
[Columbia 6038]
written by
Cliff Hess & Grant Clarke
17.
08/1918
18.
11/1918
19.
11/1918
[Columbia 6073]
written by Milton Ager & Grant Clarke
20.
[Victor 18523]
written by George W. Meyer & Grant Clarke
21.
07/1919
22.
09/1919
[Victor 18589]
written by George W. Meyer, Milton Ager & Grant Clarke
23.
[Columbia 2830]
written by
Leo Edwards , Grant Clarke
& Howard Emmett Rogers
24.
11/1920
25.
26.
[Victor 45263]
written by Grant Clarke
& James F. Hanley
27.
12/1922
[Brunswick 2310]
written by
Lou Handman , Grant Clarke
& Edgar Leslie
28.
[Columbia 3754]
written by
Pete Wendling , Grant Clarke
& Edgar Leslie
29.
10/1923
[Brunswick 2458]
written by
Al Jolson , Grant Clarke
, Edgar Leslie & James V. Monaco
30.
[Victor 19293]
written by
Harry Warren , Grant Clarke
& Edgar Leslie
31.
[Brunswick 3912]
written by Al Jolson, Grant Clarke
, Edgar Leslie & James V. Monaco
32.
1928
[Brunswick 3719]
written by Al Jolson,
Louis Silvers & Grant Clarke
33.
[Brunswick 4429]
written by
Harry Akst & Grant Clarke
34.
1929
written by Harry Akst & Grant Clarke
35.
1929
[Harmony 940]
written by Harry Akst & Grant Clarke
36.
1929
written by Harry Akst & Grant Clarke
37.
1929
written by Harry Akst & Grant Clarke
38.
1929
39.
1929
[Okeh 41174]
written by Grant Clarke
& Nacio Herb Brown
40.
1929
written by Harry Akst & Grant Clarke
41.
1929
written by Harry Akst & Grant Clarke
42.
1929
[Victor 21856]
written by Grant Clarke
& Louis Silvers
43.
1929
written by Louis Silvers & Grant Clarke
44.
[Decca 2014]
written by Lewis F. Muir, Maurice Abrahams & Grant Clarke
45.
hit for Charles Harrison in 1919
[Decca 18720]
written by George W. Meyer & Grant Clarke
46.
#1 hit for Bob Roberts in 1912
[Majestic 1155]
written by Lewis F. Muir, Maurice Abrahams & Grant Clarke
47.
48.
[Capitol 710]
written by Lewis F. Muir, Maurice Abrahams & Grant Clarke
49.
as David Seville and The Chipmunks
[novelty]
[Liberty 55200]
written by Lewis F. Muir, Maurice Abrahams & Grant Clarke
50.
written by Edgar Leslie, Grant Clarke
& Harry Warren
51.
[Decca 9-31443]
written by Grant Clarke
, James F. Hanley &
Harlan Howard 52.
[Columbia 43469]
written by Grant Clarke
& James F. Hanley
53.
[MCA 40039]
written by Harry Akst & Grant Clarke
