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06/24/2024

Doobie Brothers Sheet Music Takin’ It To The Streets 1976 Original. Who remembers this song?

05/12/2024

To all the Moms, Moms to be, Foster Moms, Moms to large families and small, Moms who have lost children, and to those who’ve always wanted to be a Mom, special needs moms, autism moms, and especially to my mother .rraine2236 and my sister we honor you and love you. To us, you are bigger than the whole sky.

05/01/2024

“Yip I Addy I Ay” is a delightful satirical song published in 1908 by Will D. Cobb and John Flynn, and released by Shapiro Music Publisher in New York. Featured in the musical “The Merry Widow and the Devil,” this catchy tune was introduced by the talented Blanche Ring.

04/30/2024

04/25/2024

Vintage sheet music lovers, check out these lots of musical gems! Transport yourself to another era with these 1930s and 1940s collections featuring Hawaiian Sheet Music, Lazy Louisiana Moon, Sunrise Serenade, and more. Perfect for any musician or collector! 🎹🎵

04/14/2024

“I Can’t Get Started” (which should be an ADHD theme song) is a classic jazz standard composed by Vernon Duke, with lyrics by Ira Gershwin. It was first introduced in the Broadway musical “Ziegfeld Follies of 1936.” The song has been widely recorded and performed by numerous artists over the years, becoming a beloved standard in the jazz repertoire.

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04/08/2024

1968 Bee Gees Songbook “Horizontal” I’m definitely a fan of their music and I love so if you follow this page you might get more than your fair share of Bee Gees related memorabilia. This particular songbook includes WORLD, AND THE SUN WILL SHINE, LEMONS NEVER FORGET, REALLY AND SINCERELY, BIRDIE TOLD ME, WITH THE SUN IN MY EYES, MASSACHUSETTS, HARRY BRAFF, DAY TIME GIRL, THE EARNEST OF BEING GEORGE, THE CHANGE IS MADE, HORIZONTAL & WORDS. Link In Bio for purchase

04/07/2024

All 1920s Sheet Music!

04/05/2024

What do you think of these vintage and antique Etude Music Magazine Covers from the 20s and 30s?

04/03/2024

Chubby Checker, born Ernest Evans on October 3, 1941, in South Carolina, is a legendary American singer and dancer best known for popularizing the dance craze “The Twist.” He gained fame in the early 1960s with his cover of Hank Ballard’s song “The Twist,” which became a massive hit and sparked a worldwide dance phenomenon. Checker’s energetic performances and distinctive voice made him a sensation in the music industry. He followed up the success of “The Twist” with several other hit songs, including “Let’s Twist Again,” “Limbo Rock,” and “The Fly.”

In 1961, Checker released the song “Pony Time,” which became another chart-topping hit. “Pony Time” was notable for its catchy melody and danceable beat, further solidifying Checker’s reputation as a leading figure in the music scene. Throughout his career, Checker continued to tour extensively, captivating audiences with his dynamic stage presence and timeless hits. He received numerous accolades for his contributions to music, including induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2008. Chubby Checker’s enduring legacy lies not only in his chart-topping hits but also in his role as a pioneer of dance music, forever leaving his mark on popular culture. #1961

04/02/2024

Richard P. Hobson, born on August 17, 1870, in Greensboro, Alabama, was a notable figure in the Spanish-American War. He graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1889 and served as a naval constructor. Hobson gained fame during the war for his daring attempt to block the entrance to Santiago Harbor in Cuba by sinking the USS Merrimac. Despite the mission’s failure, he was hailed as a hero for his bravery. After the war, he pursued a career in politics, serving as a U.S. Congressman from Alabama. Hobson remained active in public service and naval affairs until his death on March 16, 1937.
This military march, written in 1898, serves as a honor of his bravery and service to the United States. #1898

04/02/2024

John Philip Sousa was known as the “King of Marches” and wrote many American Military Marches in the late 1800s and early 1900s, up until his death in 1932. His best known piece is “Stars and Stripes Forever” - and his music is still collected and sought after today.