For solo piano and voice. Piece by George Norton; founded on W.C. Handy's World Wide "Blue" Note Melody.
Successfully featured by Ed. V. Cupero's band and orchestra.
For solo piano and voice. Piece by George Norton; founded on W.C. Handy's World Wide "Blue" Note Melody.
Successfully featured by Ed. V. Cupero's band and orchestra.
For solo piano and voice. Piece by George Norton; founded on W.C. Handy's World Wide "Blue" Note Melody.
Successfully featured by Ed. V. Cupero's band and orchestra.
For solo piano and voice. Piece by George Norton; founded on W.C. Handy's World Wide "Blue" Note Melody.
Successfully featured by Ed. V. Cupero's band and orchestra.
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Song
Founded on W.C. Handy’s World Wide “Blue” Note Melody.
Moderato.
Slowly.
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smile on you all__ the while s- pi- fal i-ty, they were fo me
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soft as the breeze that whines, High in the sum -
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playd the Mem- phis Blues so
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