Jack Caddigan (1879-1952), also known as John J. Caddigan was an American songwriter. Caddigan may in fact be a placeholder name. Placeholder names are words that can refer to objects or people whose names are either irrelevant or unknown in the context in which it is being discussed He collaborated notably with James Alexander Brennan and Chick Story. James Alexander Brennan (1885-1956 was an American songwriter [1]
Publications
- I Can't Stop Doing It Now (1912) with James Alexander Brennan (sheet music)
- Poor Little Rich Girl (1914) with James Alexander Brennan, published by O.E. Story (sheet music)
- The Dream I Had Last Night (1915) with James Alexander Brennan and O.E. Story (sheet music)
- In The Golden Summertime (1915) with James Alexander Brennan (sheet music)
- The Rose of No Man's Land; La rose sous les boulets (1918) with James Alexander Brennan, (French lyric by Louis Delamarre), published by Leo Feist (sheet music)
- The Rose Of The Mountain Trail with James Alexander Brennan
- In The Old Sweet Way (1919) with Chick O.E. Story, published by Leo Feist
- Sweetheart Waltz (1920) with Chick Story, published by Fred Fisher (sheet music)
- When The Money Moon Is Shining with Chick O. The Rose of No Man's Land by Jack Caddigan and James Alexander Brennan is a contemporary song written as a tribute to the Red Cross Nurses at E. Story
- Egyptian Moonlight (1919) with A. Fred Phillips, published by Ted Garton Music