Lewis F. Muir, born Louis Meuer (May 30, 1883 – December 3, 1915) was an American composer and ragtime pianist. == Biography == Originally a millinery peddler, Muir started as a pianist in St. Louis cafes and played in the St. Louis World's Fair in 1904. He moved to New York in 1910. His first published composition was "Play That Barber-Shop Chord" from 1910. Vaudeville entertainer Bert Williams used the song in his shows. Other compositions published by Muir in... [more on Wikipedia]
Top songs: #1: Play That Barber-Shop Chord - #2: Ragtime Cowboy Joe - #3: Waiting for the Robert E. Lee - #4: Ragging the Baby to Sleep - #5: Play That Barber-Shop Chord
, William Tracey & Ballard MacDonald
& L. Wolfe Gilbert
& L. Wolfe Gilbert
& L. Wolfe GilbertHitchy-Koo
The American Quartet
& L. Wolfe GilbertHere Comes My Daddy Now (Oh Pop-Oh Pop-Oh Pop)
Arthur Collins & Byron Harlan
& L. Wolfe Gilbert & L. Wolfe GilbertCamp Meeting Band
Arthur Collins & Byron Harlan
, Maurice Abrahams & Grant Clarke
, Maurice Abrahams & Grant Clarke
, Maurice Abrahams & Grant Clarke
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