The sheet music of the Jazz Age 1920’s offers some great artwork, style, and photos of the Jazz Age artists and bands. Sales of records and sheet music were enormous in the 1920’s before their sales begin to decline in the Depression Era of the 1930’s. Sheet music is already sprinkled throughout the Jazz Age 1920’s web site so on this page we will show some sheet music that is not tied to any one artist or band. Some pieces are novelty songs, humorous songs, risqué songs, and all are just really great tunes.

She Wouldn’t Do (What I Asked Her To)
The Footwarmers (1923)
Final chorus line:
"...So I socked her in the jaw!"

How Could Red Riding Hood?
Weidemeyer’s Orchestra (1925)
Great novelty song!
Banned in some areas as too risqué

So I Took The $50,000.00
Naylor’s Lucky Seven (1923)
Chorus line:
"...And bought Detroit just to get a Ford."