List of blackface minstrel songs

A

• "Abraham Lincoln Jones", Cecil Mack and Chris Smith
• "Alabama Joe"
• "Angelina Baker"
• "The Arkansas Traveler"

B

• "Babylon Is Fallen", Henry Clay Work
• "Back Side of Albany"
• "The Band of Niggers! From 'Ole Virginny State'"
• "The Bee-Gum", G. Willig
• "Billy Patterson", Dan Emmett
• "The Black Brigade", Dan Emmett
• "Blue Tail Fly" c. 1846
• "The Boatman's Dance", credited to Dan Emmett
• "Bonja Song"
• "Bowery Gals"
• "Bress Dat Lubly Yaller Gal"
• "Briggs' Breakdown", Z. Bacchus
• "Buckley's Sleighing Song", A. Sedgwick

C

• "Camptown Races", Stephen Foster,
• "Can't Yo' Heah Me Callin' Caroline", Caro Roma
• "Carry Me Back to Old Virginny" James A. Bland,
• "Charleston Gals"
• "Ching a Ring Chaw"
• "Claire de Kitchen", performed as early as 1832 by T. D. Rice and George Washington Dixon
• "Clar de Track", 1840s.
• "Clem Titus' Jig", published by Dan Emmett
• "Coal Black Rose"
• "The Colored Croquette", James Lord Pierpont
• "Come Back Stephen"/"Come Back Steben"
• "Cornfield Green"
• "Cynthia Sue"

D

• "Dandy Broadway Swell",
• "Dandy Jim from Caroline", Dan Emmett
• "Dar He Goes! Dats Him!", Dan Emmett
• "Dere Be Any Malted Licker Here?"
• "Darkey Money Musk", Daniel Dow
• "Darkies' Pastime"
• "Darktown Strutters' Ball, Shelton Brooks
• "Dearest May"
• "Dick Myers' Jig", published by Dan Emmett
• "Dinah's Wedding Day"
• "Division Street Jig", Z. Bacchus
• "Dixie", Dan Emmett contested, 1859
• "Do Fare You Well Ladies"
• "Do I Do I Don't Do Nothing"
• "Don't bet your money on de Shanghai", Stephen Foster
• "Dr. Hekok Jig", Z. Bacchus, published by Dan Emmett

E

• "Eelam Moore Jig", Dan Emmett
• "Effects of the Brogue", Dan Emmett
• "The Entertainer, Scott Joplin

F

• "Far You Well Ladies|Far You Well Ladies"
• "Farewell My Lilly Dear", Stephen Foster
• "The Fine Old Color'd Gentleman", Dan Emmett
• "De Floating Scow Quickstep", E. Ferrett
• "Forty Hosses in de Stable", J. Kierman
• "The Free Nigger", sung by R. W. Pelham

G

• "Gantz's Jig", published by Dan Emmett
• "Genuine Negro Jig", published by Dan Emmett
• "Gentle Annie", Stephen Foster
• "Geraldine", James Lord Pierpont
• "Gentle Nettie Moore/The Little White Cottage", James Lord Pierpont
• "Get along Home, Cindy", possibly developed from a minstrel tune "Cindy Lou"
• The Glendy Burk, Stephen Foster
• "Ginger Blue"
• "Grape Vine Twist"
• "Gonna Eat Ma Chicken 'Til I'm Fried"
• "Gray Goose and Gander"
• "Guinea Maid"
• "Gumbo Chaff", early 1830s
• "Gwine to de Mill", Jay R. Jenkins

H

• Hand Me Down My Walking Cane, James A. Bland
• "Happy Are We Darkies So Gay"
• "Hard Times", Tom Briggs
• "Hell on the Wabash Jig"
• "High Daddy", Dan Emmett
• "Hop Light, Loo", Dan Emmett
• "Hot Corn"

I

• "I Ain't Got Time to Tarry", Dan Emmett
• "I'm Going Home to Dixie", Dan Emmett
• "I'm Gwine ober de Mountain", Dan Emmett
• "I Saw the Beam in My Sister's Eye"
• "If Money Talks, It Ain't On Speaking Terms With Me", J. Fred Helf
• "Ireland and Virginia"

J

• "Jack on the Green", Dan Emmett
• "James Crow", Sam Carusi
• "Jenny Get Your Hoe Cake Done", popularized by Joel Sweeney
• "Jim Along Josey", credited to "an Eminent professor" and performed by John N. Smith
• "Jim Brown"
• "Johnny Boker or De Broken Yoke in de Coaling Ground"
• "Johnny Roach", Dan Emmett
• "Jolly Raftsman"
• "Jordan Is a Hard Road to Travel", Dan Emmett
• "The Jolly Raftsman"
• "Juba"
• "Juber"
• "Jumbo Jum"
• "Jump Jim Crow",
• "Just Because She Made Dem Goo-Goo Eyes", Hughie Cannon

K

• "Kingdom Coming", Henry Clay Work
• "Kitty Crow", James Lord Pierpont

L

• "Land of Canaan", played by J. Simmons
• "A Life by the Galley Fire"
• "De Long Island Nigger", Emma Snow
• "Long Time Ago", John Cole
• "Loozyanna Low Grounds", Dan Emmett
• “Lucy Long”
• "Lucy Neal"/"Lucy Neale" J. P. Carter
• "Lynchburg Town"

M

• "Marty Inglehart Jig", Dan Emmett
• "Mary Blane", Billy Whitlock
• "Massa Is a Stingy Man"
• "Merry Sleigh Bells"
• "The Merry Sleigh Ride, Valentine Dister
• "Mighty Lak' a Rose", Ethelbert Nevin
• "Miss Lucy Long", Dan Emmett and Frank Brower, or Billy Whitlock or possibly Billy Whitlock
• "Moze Haymar Jig", Dan Emmett
• "My Old Kentucky Home", Stephen Foster
• "My First Jig", Dan Emmett
• "My Long Tail Blue"
• "My Old Aunt Sally"
• "My Old Dad"/"Old Dad"

N

• "Negro Jig", Dan Emmett
• "Nelly Was a Lady", Stephen Foster
• "New York Gals", Emma Snow?
• "The Newton Jig", James Buckley
• "Nigga General"
• "Nigger on de Wood Pile", Dan Emmett

O

• " Gib Me Chaw Terbakur", words by Dan Emmett
• "Oh, Come along John" a.k.a. "Walk along John"
• "Oh, Dem Golden Slippers, James A. Bland
• "Oh, Ladies All!", Dan Emmett
• "Oh Lemuel", Stephen Foster
• "Oh! Susanna", Stephen Foster
• "Old Aunt Jemima, Billy Kersands
• "Old Black Joe, Stephen Foster
• "Old Bob Ridley", Charles White
• "Old Dan Tucker", words by Dan Emmett
• "Old Folks at Home", Stephen Foster
• "Old Joe", F. M. Brower
• "Old Joe Golden"
• "Old Johnny Boker"
• "Old King Crow"
• "Old K. Y. Ky.", Dan Emmett
• "Old Tar River"/Ole Tare River"
• "Old Uncle Ned", Stephen Foster
• "Ole Bull and Old Dan Tucker"
• "The Ole Grey Goose"
• "De Ole Jawbone", perhaps Joel Sweeney
• "Ole Pee Dee", J. P. Carter
• "Ole Virginny Break Down"
• "The One Horse Open Sleigh", James Lord Pierpont
• "Joe Sweeney's Jig", published by Dan Emmett
• "Owl Creek Quickstep", Dan Emmett

P

• "Pea Patch Jig", Dan Emmett
• "Peel's Jig"
• "Peter Story Jig", Dan Emmett
• "Philadelphia Gals"
• "Philisee Charcoal"
• "Picayune Butler (Ahoo! Ahoo!)"
• "Picayune Butler's Come to Town"
• "Polly Wolly Doodle", credited to Dan Emmett,
• "Poor Elsie", James Lord Pierpont
• "Poor Uncle Tom", A. Sedgwick
• "Possum up the Gum-Tree"

Q

• "Quaker's Jig", R. Myers

R

• "Ring, Ring de Banjo", Stephen Foster
• "Ring the Bell, Fanny", James Lord Pierpont
• "Rise Old Napper"
• "Road to Richmond", Dan Emmett
• "Rob Ridley", Charles White
• "Rock Susana", Horace Weston
• "Roll Out! Heave Dat Cotton", William Shakespeare Hays
• "Root, Hog or Die", Dan Emmett
• "Rosa Lee"

S

• "Sad to Leave Our Tater Land"
• "Sam Johnson's Colored Cake Walk", Dave Braham
• "Sandy Boy", possibly Phil Rice
• "Sandy Gibson's", Dan Emmett
• "Seely Simpkins Jig", Dan Emmett
• "Settin' on a Rail"
• "Shoo Fly, Don't Bother Me"
• "Sich a Gettin' Up Stairs"
• "Singing Darkey of the Ohio"
• "Skeeters Do Bite"
• "Sliding Jenny Jig", R. Myers
• "Someone in de House wif Dinah", possibly Phil Rice
• "Stop Dat Knocking", A. F. Winnemore
• "Sugar Cane Green"
• "Sugar in a Gourd"
• "Suke of Tennessee"
• "Susey Brown"/"Suzy Brown"
• "Sweep Oh!"

T

• "Tell Me Josey Whar You Bin"
• "There'll Be a Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight, Theodore A. Metz
• "To the Cornfields Away"
• "Tom Brigg's Jig", published by Dan Emmett
• "Turkey in the Straw", developed from Zip Coon
• "Twelfth Street Rag", Euday L. Bowman
• "Twill Nebber Do to Gib It up So", Dan Emmett

U

• "Uncle Gabriel"

V

• "Van Bramer's Jig", published by Dan Emmett
• "Virginia's Lubly Ground"

W

• "Walk Along John"
• "Walk Jaw Bone"
• "Walking for dat Cake", Dave Braham
• "Wait for the Wagon", Geo P. Knauff
• "Westchester Nigga Song"
• "Whar Did You Come From?", performed by Joel Sweeney
• "Whar Is de Spot We Were Born?"
• "What O' Dat", Dan Emmett
• "Whoop Jamboree Jig"
• "Who's Dat Knocking"
• "Who's Dat Nigga Dar a Peepin"
• "Wide Awake" a.k.a. "Dar's a Darkey in de Tent", Dan Emmett
• "Wild Raccoon Track| Wild Raccoon Track"
• "De Wild Goose-Nation", Dan Emmett
• "(Won't You Come Home) Bill Bailey", Hughie Cannon

Y

• "Yellow Corn"

Z

• "Zip Coon", performed by George Washington Dixon