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Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair

Artist (Composed By): 
Foster, Stephen C. (Collins)
1854

“Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair” was entered for copyright deposit on June 5, 1854, by Firth, Pond & Co. The name Jennie, not Jeanie, appears consistently in the draft text of Foster’s manuscript book. 

The composer’s niece, Evelyn Foster Morneweck, suggests that the publisher asked for the change but avowed that the song was always known to the Foster family as “Jennie with the Light Brown Hair.” She writes in The Chronicles of Stephen Foster’s Family,

Jenny June

Artist (Composed By): 
Foster, Stephen C. (Collins)
1863

“Jenny June” was submitted for copyright deposit on April 17, 1863, by Firth, Son & Co. George Cooper authored the lyrics. 

Jenny’s Coming o’er the Green

Artist (Composed By): 
Foster, Stephen C. (Collins)
1860

Stephen C. Foster’s “Jenny’s Coming o’er the Green” was first published in Clark’s School Visitor in July 1860. It was subsequently entered into copyright on July 21, 1860, and published by Lee & Walker as a songsheet.

Foster’s friend John Mahon wrote about the song in “The Last Years of Stephen C. Foster,” which appeared in the New York Clipper on March 24, 1877. He wrote, 

Jericho

Artist (Composed By): 
Pace, Charles H. (Henry)
1945

For SATB choir and piano.

Jesus He’s So Good to Me

Artist (Composed By): 
Pace, Charles H. (Henry)
1951

For SATB choir and piano. On the earliest known edition of the song, Charles H. Pace labeled it “a Gospel Symphony.”

Jonquils

Artist (Composed By): 
Rivers, Sam (Carthorne)

Joy

Artist (Composed By): 
Rivers, Sam (Carthorne)

Just Like Him

Artist (Composed By): 
Pace, Charles H. (Henry)
ca.
1956–1957 

For solo voice and piano.

Just Yesterday

Artist (Composed By): 
Pace, Charles H. (Henry)
1956

For solo voice and piano.