Paul Green's Wordbook: An Alphabet of Reminiscence, Volumen2Appalachian Consortium Press, 1990 - 1245 páginas |
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... songs . It used to be a favorite with our barbershop quartet , as it was and still is everywhere . Many would - be authorities have claimed that this song was written as a memorial to the composer's dead father . This is wrong . The song ...
... songs . It used to be a favorite with our barbershop quartet , as it was and still is everywhere . Many would - be authorities have claimed that this song was written as a memorial to the composer's dead father . This is wrong . The song ...
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... song . But if one looks closely at Foster's lyric he will realize this cannot be . Actually the composer had in mind a slave cabin as he wrote the song and not any white folks ' mansion . " The young folks roll on the little cabin floor ...
... song . But if one looks closely at Foster's lyric he will realize this cannot be . Actually the composer had in mind a slave cabin as he wrote the song and not any white folks ' mansion . " The young folks roll on the little cabin floor ...
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... song . It is often called " Way Down Upon the Swanee River , " though the composer never saw this river . E. P. Christy , " the minstrel king , " paid Foster $ 15 for it and for years claimed it as his own composition . Morrison Foster ...
... song . It is often called " Way Down Upon the Swanee River , " though the composer never saw this river . E. P. Christy , " the minstrel king , " paid Foster $ 15 for it and for years claimed it as his own composition . Morrison Foster ...
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