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My Creole Sue - African American sheet music 1883-1923

My Creole Sue - African American sheet music 1883-1923

My Creole Sue - African American sheet music 1883-1923

My Creole Sue - African American sheet music 1883-1923

My Creole Sue - African American sheet music 1883-1923

My Creole Sue - African American sheet music 1883-1923

My Creole Sue - African American sheet music 1883-1923

My Creole Sue - African American sheet music 1883-1923

My Creole Sue - African American sheet music 1883-1923

My Creole Sue - African American sheet music 1883-1923

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Parts: 1st and 2nd violins, viola, cello, bass, flute, B-flat clarinet, trombone, drums, B-flat cornet. (Content)

Copyright MDCCCXCVIII by Hamilton S. Gordon. (Copyright)

8 pages blank.

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african americans popular music band music songs and music parlor and concert stage rise of industrial america creole sue popular songs high resolution music popular songs of the day african american band music and recordings 1883 1923 the library of congress celebrates the songs of america performing arts encyclopedia gussie l davis hamilton s gordon charles f rockwell notated music creole sue
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Date

01/01/1898
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Contributors

Davis, Gussie L. -- 1863-1899 (composer)
Rockwell, Charles F. (arranger)
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Library of Congress
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http://www.loc.gov/
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Public Domain

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african americans popular music band music songs and music parlor and concert stage rise of industrial america creole sue popular songs high resolution music popular songs of the day african american band music and recordings 1883 1923 the library of congress celebrates the songs of america performing arts encyclopedia gussie l davis hamilton s gordon charles f rockwell notated music creole sue