LOT 1920s Sheet Music SLEEP Fred Waring DEW-DEW-DEWY DAY Irving Berlin Ukulele
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Vintage Life Of The Party Lyric Booklet 175 Songs Big 3 Music 1976 USA Songbook
Susanna, Dear Old Girl, Swingin’ Down the Lane and The Band Played On, with many song numbers circled in red ink.
Where The Blue of the Night Sheet Music Bing Crosby De Sylva Brown 1931 P/V/G
The song’s words and music are credited to Roy Turk, Bing Crosby, and Fred E. Ahlert. A Boy And A Girl, Were Dancing » and « OTHER DE SYLVA, BROWN AND HENDERSON INC. The sheet music has a page count of 7 pages, including covers.
Never Sheet Music Paul Denniker Will Osborne Joe Davis 1930 P/V/G
The sheet music features prominent credits for Clara Smith and is presented as « Featured by Will Osborne, » whose photographs are also displayed on the cover. Composer/Lyricist/Arranger: Paul Denniker.
Ode To Billy Joe Sheet Music Bobbie Gentry Larry Shayne 1967 P/V/G Piano Guitar
Designed for voice, piano, and guitar, the sheet music includes chord symbols (P/V/G) above the staff, allowing for versatile performance. This particular pressing is identified with internal plate numbers « Ode To Billy Joe – 2 » and « Ode To Billy Joe – 3 » on the respective pages.
I Must Have That Man Sheet Music from BLACKBIRDS of 1928 Fields McHugh P/V/G
From « Lew Leslie’s Blackbirds of 1928. ». The lyrics were written by Dorothy Fields, with music composed by Jimmy McHugh. It includes the plate number « I Must Have That Man!
Trying Sheet Music as sung by The Hill Toppers Billy Vaughn P/V/G 1952 Piano
It prominently highlights its credit as being « AS FEATURED AND RECORDED BY THE HILL TOPPERS FOR DOT RECORDS. ».
Put Your Arms Where They Belong Sheet Music Edythe Handman P/V/G 1926
This vintage single sheet music item features the charming song « Put Your Arms Where They Belong (For They Belong To Me). » The words and music were penned by the collaborative talents of Lou Davis, Henry Santiy, and Herman Ackman. The cover prominently features Edythe Handman, indicating her popularization of the tune. Published by Irving Berlin Inc. at 1607 Broadway, New York, this edition includes arrangements for Piano, Voice, and Ukulele, complete with ukulele chord frames and diagrams. The ukulele arrangement is credited to May Singhi Breen. This piece was copyrighted in MCMXXVI (1926) by Irving Berlin Inc. The sheet music is identified with the plate/catalog number « Put Your Arms &c. 4. » It is a classic example of Tin Pan Alley era music.
I Guess I’ll Get The Papers And Go Home Sheet Music Prince Rogers Kanner P/V/G
The music was composed and written by Hughie Prince, Dick Rogers, and Hal Kanner, as prominently credited on the cover and inside pages. The item is printed in English and comprises 4 pages, including the covers.