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1943 - What do you do in the InfantryFeatures:
"What Do You Do In The Infantry" is a 1943 World War II marching song written by Pvt. Frank Loesser, serving as the official march for the 264th Infantry Regiment. The song focuses on the, often humorous or grueling, day-to-day life of infantry soldiers.
Great condition, 1 small tear on the bottom. Comes in plastic sleeve.
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Voicing: Piano/Vocal Level(s): Intermediate Pages: 3
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1944 - I Don't Care Who Knows It - Nob HillFeatures:
Music by Jimmy McHugh and Lyrics by Harold Adamson. From the movie Nob Hill starring George Raft and Joan Bennett
In excellent condition - a bit of writing on the cover indicating it was purchased in 1945 (see photo) - 1 tear - binding is intact, no other blemishes. Comes in Plastic Sleeve.
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Voicing: Piano/Vocal Level(s): Intermediate Pages: 3
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1944 - Just a Prayer AwayFeatures:
Written by Charles Tobias and David Kapp during World War II, this popular "inspirational" song aimed to offer hope that peace was near. The piece is a testament to the popular music of the 1940s that blended patriotic sentiment with religious inspiration, heavily promoted by Bing Crosby's immense popularity at the time.
Good Condition - Writing on the cover indicates it was purchased in 1945 (see photo) - no tears, just general aging. Comes in plastic sleeve.
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Voicing: Piano/Vocal/Guitar Level(s): Intermediate Pages: 3
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1944 - This Heart of Mine - Ziegfeld FolliesFeatures:
"This Heart of Mine" is a 1944 popular song written by Arthur Freed and Harry Warren, featured in the 1945 film Ziegfeld Follies (Starring: Fred Astair, Lucille Ball, Lucille Bremer, Judy Garland, Lena Horne, Gene Kelly, Red Skelton, & Esther Williams) and popularized by Fred Astaire in a December 1944. The cover features Astaire and Lucille Bremer. It was one of many popular romantic ballads produced during World War II.
Excellent Condition - Just Aged - No Writing, Tears, Folds, and the binding is completely intact. Comes in Plastic Sleeve.
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1945 - Aren't You Glad You're YouFeatures:
This vintage piano sheet music features Bing Crosby's 1945 hit "Aren't You Glad You're You" from the classic movie "The Bells of St. Mary" featuring Ingrid Bergman. Lyrics by Johnny Burke, Music by Jimmy Van Heusen.
In good condition - has 3-hole punch and writing on the cover (See Photo) but otherwise no other tears folds or writing. Comes in protective Sleeve.
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- Lyrics:
- Every time you're near a rose
- Aren't you glad you've got a nose
- And if the dawn is fresh with dew
- Aren't you glad you're you
- When a meadowlark appears
- Aren't you glad you've got two ears
- And if your heart is singin' too
- Aren't you glad you're you
- You can see a summer sky
- Or touch a friendly hand
- Or taste an apple pie
- Pardon the grammar but ain't life grand
- And when you wake up each morn'
- Aren't you glad that you were born
- Think what you've got the whole day through
- Aren't you glad you're you
- Every time you're near a rose
- Aren't you glad you've got a nose
- And if the dawn is fresh with dew
- Aren't you glad you're you
- When a meadowlark appears
- Aren't you glad you've got two ears
- And if your heart is singin' too
- Aren't you glad you're you
- You can see a summer sky
- Or touch a friendly hand
- Or taste an apple pie
- Pardon the grammar but ain't life grand
- And when you wake up each morn'
- Aren't you glad that you were born
- Think what you've got the whole day through
- Aren't you glad you're you
Voicing: Piano/Vocal Level(s): Moderate Pages: 3
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1945 - Easter Parade - Irving BerlinFeatures:
Vintage children's edition sheet music from the 1945 Easter Parade, composed by Irving Berlin. Specifically designed for piano, the sheet music is published by the Irving Berlin Music Corporation in the United States. Perfect for young musicians looking to learn and play classic children's songs from the mid-20th century, this piece of music history captures the nostalgia and charm of Easter Parade. Has a bit of history as it's been used for lessons, it has pencil writing on the inside (fingering) as well as a gold star. 1 fold and one small tear.
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Voicing: Level(s): Children's Piano Pages: 3
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1945 - Here Comes Heaven Again - Doll FaceFeatures:
Great condition! Pencil writing on cover says it was purchased in 1946, but otherwise no defects except for being over 80 years old! Binding intact, no tears or folds. In Protective Sleeve.
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Voicing: Piano/Vocal Level(s): intermediate Pages: 3
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1945 - Here I Go Just Dreamin' AwayFeatures:
Lyrics by Al J. Neiburg and Music by Henri Woode.
This song was part of the V-Disc program during World War II, which were special recordings produced exclusively for U.S. military personnel.
In excellent condition! No tears, writing or folds - only yellowing from age. Comes in plastic sleeve.
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Voicing: Level(s): Intermediate Pages: 3
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1945 - I Can't Begin to Tell You - The Dolly SistersFeatures:
A Popular 1945 Song with music by James V Monaco and lyrics by Mack Gordon featured in the film "The Dolly Sisters" starring Betty Grable. It was a major ballad hit recorded by Bing Crosby with Carmen Cavallaro on piano in the final year of World Warr II.
Near mint condition for it's age, no tears, or folds. Small erased pencil writing on cover indicates it was purchased in June 1946 - see photo - binding is intact! Comes in Plastic Sleeve.
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Voicing: Piano/Vocal Level(s): Intermediate Pages: 3
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1945 - Remember WhenFeatures:
"Remember When" is a popular ballad published in 1945 with music by Mickey Addy and lyrics by Buck Ram. Iit is a four-page piano-vocal score featuring a popular, romantic theme from the end of WWII.
Good Condition - Writing on cover indicates it was purchased in 1945 (See Photo) otherwise no other marks or blemishes. Just general aging. Super sweet song! Comes in Plastic Sleeve.
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Voicing: Piano/Vocal Level(s): Intermediate Pages: 3
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1945 - Stars in Your Eyes - Pan-AmericanaFeatures:
A 1945 Popular song from the Musical Pan-Americana featuring music by Mexican composer Gabriel Ruiz and English lyrics by Mort Greene. Starring Phillip Terry, Audrey Long, Robert Benchley and Eve Arden. Spanish Lyrics by Ricardo Lopez Mendez. It was a product in the mid 1940's trend of incorporating Latin American influences into American pop Music.
In good Condition Name written in pencil on cover & indication it was purchased in 1946 (See Photo), minor stain, pages and binding are intact and no other writing found. Come in Plastic Sleeve.
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Voicing: Piano/Vocal/Guitar Level(s): Intermediate Pages: 5
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1945 - You Won't be SatisfiedFeatures:
This World War II era piece was published in 1945 Featuring Louis Prima and his orchestra. Composed by Feddy James and Larry Stock. It highlights the era of big band swing jazz.
Excellent condition - some pencil on cover indicating it was purchased in 1946 - Otherwise binding is intact, no other major damage - it is 81 years old after all. I hope I look this good at 81!! - Comes in Plastic Sleeve.
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Voicing: Piano/Vocal Level(s): Intermediate Pages: 3
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1946 - Sooner or LaterFeatures:
From Walt Disney's Song of the South - sparking significant controversy for it's handling of race. Copyright 1946 Great condition - small stain on the top left corner and a smudge on bottom right (see picture) otherwise no marks, tears, or folds and binding is completely intact. In Protective Sleeve.
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Voicing: Piano/Vocal Level(s): Intermediate Pages: 2
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1946 - Zip-A-Dee-Doo-DahFeatures:
Academy Award Best Original Song in 1948, Performed by James Baskett in Walt Disney's Song of the South sparking significant controversy for it's handling of race. Copyright 1946 Great condition - small stain on the bottom right corner (see picture) otherwise no marks, tears, or folds and binding is completely intact. Comes in Protective Sleeve.
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Voicing: Piano/Vocal Level(s): Intermediate Pages: 3
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1947 - Feudin' and Fightin'Features:
Copyright 1947 Mara-Lane Music Corp. Music by Burton Lane and lyrics by Al Dubin. It is often associated with a "mountain fold" theme, and was a popular, comedic tune of the era.
iIt's in good condition - Ink writing on cover and 3-hole punched (See Photo). Otherwise biding is completely attached and no other writing, holes, tears, or folds. Comes in Plastic Sleeve.
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Voicing: Piano/Vocal Level(s): Intermediate Pages: 7
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1947- Woody WoodpeckerFeatures:
Oh the joy of Woody WoodPecker!! As a child this was Jen's Theme song (her maiden name is Peck).
Composed by George Tibbles and Ramey Idress, it was recorded on December 31, 1947 to beat the 1948 recording ban. It became a major novelty hit and was the first song from an animated short to be nominated for an Academy Award.
Great condition - one small pencil note in the the top left corner otherwise no folds, tears or stains. See photo. Copyright 1947
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Voicing: Piano/Vocal Level(s): Intermediate Pages: 2
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1951 - They Call the Wind Maria - Paint Your WagonFeatures:
"They Call the Wind Maria" is a popular song written by Alan Jay Lerner (lyrics) and Frederick Loewe (music). The song, often with a "folk" or "cowboy" flavor, was written for the 1951 Broadway musical Paint Your Wagon, set during the California Gold Rush, starring Clint Eastwood, Lee Marvin, & Jean Seberg. The name "Maria" (often pronounced "Mariah" / ma-rye-ah) was inspired by George R. Stewart's 1941 novel Storm, which popularized naming storms after women. The song became a "runaway hit" in 1951. Paint your Wagon is famous for its depiction of a male-dominated mining camp and its longing for female companionship, which the song highlights.
Near mint condition - no blemishes other than slight aging (see photo). Comes in Plastic Sleeve.
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Voicing: Piano/Vocal Level(s): Intermediate Pages: 3
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1953 - Hollywood Ice RevueFeatures:
Vintage 1953 Hollywood Ice Revue The Show with The Stars Souvenir Program featuring Barbara Ann Scott. Great condition for it's age - 1 piece of uneeded tape on spine - otherwise just a bit of yellowing from age.
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Voicing: None Level(s): Photo Book Pages: 20
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1963 -Clampett Family Song BookFeatures:
"Come listen to my story 'bout a man named Jed, poor mountaineer barely kept his family fed. Then one day he was shootin at some food and up thru the ground came a bubblin crude...oil that is..."
Published in 1963 by Filmways TV Productions, Inc. and CBS, riding on the immense popularity of The Beverly Hillbillies television series which began in 1962. This vintage songbook features music, lyrics, and pictures from the show and is considered a collectible piece of 1960s television and music memorabilia. The 1963 songbook is highly sought after by collectors of The Beverly Hillbillies memorabilia, which represented a unique, popular fusion of bluegrass music and television comedy during its original run from 1962 to 1971.
Copyright 1963 - Great condition - see photo. No writing - great photos and illustrations inside! What a fun book. Comes in plastic Sleeve.
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- Ballad of Jed Clampett
- Home Sweet Home (Clampett Style)
- Worried Man Blues
- Done Found a New Home
- Elly May's Critter Song
- Clampett Family Album
- Raise A Ruckus Tonight
- Granny Clampett's Vittle Call
- Cousin Jethro
- Beverly (Hills,That is) Square Dance
- Ballad of Jed Clampett (Cont'd)
- Sing-Along Lyrics
- With Optional "Bluegrass" Chorus for most!
Voicing: Piano/"Spinet Organ" Level(s): Easy Pages: 31
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1968 - Hello Dolly!Features:
Copyright 1968 - Excellent condition - Erased pencil mark on inside cover - otherwise no other marks, bends, folds or tears. Comes with protective Sleeve.
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Voicing: Piano/Guitar/Uke Level(s): Moderate Pages: 5
Price: $15.99In Stock