Sheet Music

Word by L. Wolfe Gilbert and music by Melville J. Gideon. Published by Will Rossiter, Chicago, Il. Has a photo insert of Ferguson and Northlane in Vaudeville. Copyright 1911. Illustrated by Starmer. Condition is good but is separated a spine and has a small crease at each bottom corner.

I'll Buy That Dream, Sheet Music from the 1945 production of Sing Your Way Home. The cover pictures Jack Haley, Marcy McGuire, Glenn Vernon, and Anne Jeffreys. Condition: Very Good, very light wear. S&H is an additional $4.00 within the continental U.S. International shipping is also available.

1978 Billy Joel Just The Way You Are, Sheet Music. Cover photo of Billy Joel holding boxing gloves. In Very Good condition, original owners name & address are ink stamped on the top of the inside pages. S&H is an additional $4.00 within the continental U.S. International shipping is also available.

Everybody's Pickin On Me!! sheet music with words by Irving Lewis and music by Isabell D'Armond. Published by Jerome Remick & Co. Copyright 1907. Illustrated by Th. Rousseau. Dedicated to Alfred Henry Lewis.

When Alexander Takes His Ragtime Band to France Sheet Music. By Alfred Bryan, Cliff Hess & Edgar Leslie. With a photo of Belle Baker. Illustrated by Barbelle. Copyright 1918. Condition is good with a few tiny tears in the margin only.

Lyric by Mann Curtis; Music by Doris Tauber. Copyright 1955 Harms Inc. Very good condition with date stamp on cover with Perry Como photo. $3.00 uninsured S&H within the US. Contact us for combined or insured shipping or an international shipping quote. All of our sheet music is complete and playable in any condition/grade, unless otherwise noted. Please contact us if you have any questions.

Lyric by Harold G Frost; Music by F. Henri Klickman. Copyright 1920 by McKinley Music Co. Good condition with complete spine separation and light wear. Colorful cover art by 'H'. Sheet music is complete 5 pages. $3.00 uninsured S&H within the US. Contact us for combined purchases or an international shipping quote. All of our sheet music is complete and playable in any condition/grade, unless otherwise noted. Please contact us if you have any questions.

THE BRIGHT FIERY CROSS Subtitled: Our Song/ Words By Alvia O. DeRee, Music by Rev. Geo.(George) Bennard Dated 1913, price 60c, Copyrighted by Homer A. Rodeheaver(yes, the prolific gospel music songwriter & publisher, whose works are now being published by WORD,Inc.). Early Americana, song about God blessing the Ku Klux Klan & their agenda, their committment to the U.S. flag & the solidarity of Klansmen & their domain, despite being despised in some quarters... Cover very graphic, Artist O.P.Lee? (hard to read calligraphy, possibly Chinese influence?) showing hooded klansmen standing around cross. OK condition, Tears & creases on edges & tear on the back. Measures 9 X 12 in. Great ad on the back for Phonograph Records for this song sung by a '100% male quartet' addressed to 'THE AMERICAN' in Indianapolis. Also COMPLIMENTARY COPY Stamped Twice. Part of our history folks, & yet not that far removed from today. I was raised near the local Klan Grand Dragon in the 60's south of Indianapolis, in Greenwood, & the atmosphere there & then was easily identical to this song written long before. It seems to have currently changed(the area is booming, with Many Many folks of all races streaming in, including several foreign manufacturing plants & businesses, & lots of 'non-Christians' making up the local economy. They seem to be welcomed by the long-time locals, but how can we know others' hearts? A great deal of prayer is still needed in this area of race relations all across America, even with a Black/Hawaiian President... Great for a piece of history for Black/Hoosier/Klan/Racism/Cross/Culture/ Southern/Flag/Patriotism/Gospel Music/Baptist Church/Indianapolis & Americana Memorabilia Collectors. Lots more Black/African American Interest Sheet Music not yet on this site but available. Need somethin' not here? Ask & Ye Shall Receive(either we have it or will find it). Blessed Holidays.

Sunday, Monday, Or Always, 1943 Sheet Music from DIXIE, BING CROSBY Sunday, Monday, Or Always, Sheet Music from the 1943 Paramount picture Dixie starring Bing Crosby and Dorothy Lamour. Condition: Good, very light creasing, one tiny tear at the top, middle edge. Shipping is an additional $4.00 within the continental U.S.

PAN AMERICANA, No.2, is a folio of the outstanding Latin American Hit Songs of the Year -- typical 'Music of the Americas.' It was published in 1944 by Peer International, New York. Complete with words for each, the songs include Always in My Heart, Brazil (Aquarela Do Brasil), Tico-Tico (Tico-Tico No Fuba), Amor, Where Are You Now (Prisonero Del Mar), Besame Mucho (Kiss Me Much), Two in Love (Tu Y Yo), Am I Dreaming Alone (Desconfianza), By The Light of Your Eyes (Tres Palabras). The 32-page softcover book is in Very Good condition, although there is some evidence of age-yellowing of the inside pages and a previous owner's name is stamped on the front. (5483)

LEARNIN' THE BLUES - Frank Sinatra Words and music by Dolores Vicki Silvers. Frank Sinatra is pictured on the front cover. Pages 2 - 4 have the music. Published by Barton Music Corp., 1955. Symbols for Guitar, Diagrams for Ukulele. Creased corner. Very small stain at top of spine, and stains at the top corner and along the bottom of page 4. Normal edge and corner wear.

LAURA - theme melody from the movie Laura Lyric by Johhny Mercer, music by David Raksin. Featured by Ginny Simms. The movie, ''Laura'', featured Gene Tierney. Four pages, with picture of Ginny Simms on the front. Music on pages 2 - 3. Back advertises a list of America's Favorite Songs. Published by Robbins Music Corp., 1945. Name in ink on front, and a bit of ink doodling around pictured face of ''Laura'' . One inch separation at bottom of fold. Paper has darkened.

Oh, But I Do - Sheet Music From The Time, The Place and The Girl. Arthur Schwartz, Leo Robin. Front cover has pictures of the actors, Dennis Morgan, Martha Vickers, Jack Carson, Janis Paige and Carmen Cavallaro and his orchestra. M. Witmark & sons, New York, NY., 1946. 4 pages, 9 x 12 inches. Music is on pages 2 and 3. Page 4 has an ad for Favorite Folios. Top corner is torn off, about 1 inch, but not into printing, except number on page 3. Owner's name and date are written on front, on one of the pictures. Under 1 lb.

COUNT EVERY STAR Words by Sammy Gallop, music by Bruno Coquatrix. Featured by Hugo Winterhalter. Four pages. Symbols for ukelele. Music on pages 2-3. Sample music on back for 'The Toy Piano Polka' and 'Over and Over'. Published by Paxton Music Inc., 1950. Stains around all edges. Some wrinkles. Owner's name on Winterhalter's portrait and date 6-7-50 below. Wear to fold and 1 inch separation at bottom. Music is still quite readable.

I'LL ALWAYS LOVE YOU - Querida Mia Words and music by Jay Livingston and Ray Evans. From 'My Friend Irma Goes West', starring John Lund, Corinne Calvet, Diana Lynn, Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis, and Marie Wilson as Irma. Six pages, piano and vocal music in English and Spanish on pages 3 - 5. Samples of music on page 2 and back. Stars of movie sitting on the fence on the front. Published by Famous Music Corp., 1950. Front and back pages completely separated. A 2 inch and a 1 inch tear along front edge of first page and a 3 inch tear on page 3-4. Crease down center. Owner's name on front. Pencilled notes on music could be erased.

FIVE MINUTES MORE Lyrics by Sammy Cahn, music by Jule Styne. Featured by George Olsen and his orchestra. Four pages, music on pages 2 - 3. Back has ad for other songs. Front has picture of George Olsen. Published by Melrose Music Corp., 1946. Owner's name on front. Paper has darkened. Light edge and corner wear. Shipping information will be found at the bottom of the home page. May be shipped Media (10 - 16 days) or Priority (3 - 4 days). For International shipping, please ask for cost quote.

ANNIVERSARY SONG By Al Jolson and Saul Chaplin Featured in Columbia Pictures' Technicolor production, The Jolson Story, with Larry Parks, Evelyn Keyes, William Demarestk, Bill Goodwin.Music on pages 2-3. Copyright 1946 by Mood Music Co. Owner's name and date 2/13/47 in ink on front. Edge tears at top of pages. Otherwise good.

Young & Foolish from musical Plain & Fancy. This is a sheet music booklet from 1954 with cover artist Barbella by Arnold B. Horwitt and Albert Hague. Sheet music is described in general condition. Small and miscellaneous flaws may not be identified so you are buying as is condition. See my other Sheet music at www.tias.com/stores/phillipdpritchard and save on shipping. L3Bx10.

The Rose in Her Hair. A double arrangement, waltz arranged by Joe Dubin and tango-fox trot arranged by Paul Weirick. Published by M. Witmark & Sons, copyright 1935. Includes music for the following instruments: 1st violin, drums, vocal trio, 2nd trombone, bass, 1st and 2nd trumpet and 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th sax. Condition is very good.

A Beautiful Lady in Blue Big Band Sheet Music Stock Set Words by Sam H. Lewis, music by J. Fred Coots. A walts with vocal trio. Published by Chappell & Co., Inc. Copyright 1935. Contains sheets for the following instruments: Drums, bass, banjo or guitar, cello, 1st Violin C, 1st, 3rd & 4th sax, 2nd & 3rd trumpet, 2nd trombone & vocal trio. In very good condition.