Published Catalog

Good-Bye Boys (TTBB) (arr. Baird)

TTBB, for low voices arranged by Jack Baird

Baby Won't You Please Come Home (TTBB) (arr. Moon)

For TTBB low voices, arranged by Earl Moon | With appreciation to Society publications volunteer Doug Arrington for his contributions in updating and refreshing this publication

I'm Lonesome For You, Dear Old Pal (TTBB) (arr. Perry)

Arranged by: Unknown

Sh-Boom (Life Could Be A Dream) (TTBB) (arr. Briner)

TTBB | Arranged by Dave Briner | Available in US and Canada

M-O-T-H-E-R (A Word That Means The World To Me) (TTBB) (arr. Steinkamp)

For TTBB low voices, arranged by Lloyd Steinkamp | With appreciation to Society publication volunteer Mike Rosen for his contributions in updating and refreshing this publication

I Used To Call Her Baby (TTBB) (arr. Gentry/Gray)

TTBB, arranged by Tom Gentry and Don Gray | from the Barbershop Songs For Men series | With appreciation to Society Volunteer Doug Arrington for updating this publication from its original octavo format

Rock Me To Sleep In An Old Rocking Chair (TTBB)

For TTBB low voices, arranged by the Barbershop Harmony Society | With appreciation to Society publications volunteer Nathan Mitts for his contributions in refreshing this publication

Who Threw The Overalls In Mrs. Murphy's Chowder? (TTBB)

For TTBB low voices, arranged by the Barbershop Harmony Society | With appreciation to Society publications volunteer Mike Rosen for his contributions in updating and refreshing this publication

When I Wore My Daddy's Brown Derby (TTBB)

for TTBB low voices, arranged by the Barbershop Harmony Society | With appreciation to Society publications volunteer Mike Rosen for his contributions in updating and refreshing this publication

The Banana Boat Song (TTBB) (arr. Gray)

TTBB, arranged by Don Gray |from the Harmony Explosion Series | Available in US and Canada

The Sweetheart Of Sigma Chi (TTBB)

For TTBB low voices, arranged by the Barbershop Harmony Society

My Buddy (TTBB) (arr. Szabo)

For TTBB low voices, arranged by Burt Szabo | With appreciation to Society Volunteer Doug Arrington for updating this publication from its original octavo format