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03 May 01 - 05:59 PM (#455143) Subject: lyr. req. A Spanish Cavalier From: GUEST,Frogmore I'm trying to find old songs for my dad. How about "A Spanish Cavalier"? |
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03 May 01 - 06:14 PM (#455158) Subject: RE: lyr. req. A Spanish Cavalier From: MartinRyan This one? Regards |
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03 May 01 - 06:27 PM (#455169) Subject: RE: lyr. req. A Spanish Cavalier From: MartinRyan ... and Here's an earlier thread about it. Regards |
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03 May 01 - 10:40 PM (#455343) Subject: RE: lyr. req. A Spanish Cavalier From: GUEST,Lyle I'm not sure what the technical name for singing two different songs together, but I recall several years ago hearing a duet with one person singing "A Spanish Cavalier" and the other singing "Soloman Levi." Anyone know the words to that one??? All I can remember is: My name is Soloman Levi And my store's on Salem Street That's where you buy your coats and hats And everything else that's neat. Second handed (?????) And (????) so fine For every young lad that smiles at me At (????) Lyle |
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04 May 01 - 09:22 AM (#455667) Subject: RE: lyr. req. A Spanish Cavalier From: GUEST,leeneia I have a song book from 1931 and it has My name is S.L at my store on Salem Street, that's where you'll buy your coats and vests and everything that's neat. I've second-handed ulsterettes and ev'rything that's fine for all the boys they trade with me at a hundred and forty-nine. O S.L! Levi, tra la la la Poor S.L. Levi, tra la la, la la la etc Then repeat from the top. |
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04 May 01 - 06:42 PM (#456081) Subject: RE: lyr. req. A Spanish Cavalier From: GUEST,Lyle Thanks, leeneia. That helps!! BTW, What is the title of the songbook? Maybe the library has, or can get, it. Lyle |
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04 May 01 - 10:21 PM (#456224) Subject: RE: lyr. req. A Spanish Cavalier From: GUEST,leeneia It is the Scribner Radio Music Library, vol 8, "Favorite Songs of Every Character." Charles Scribner's Sons, 1931 and 1948. |
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06 May 01 - 10:36 PM (#456712) Subject: RE: lyr. req. A Spanish Cavalier From: GUEST,Lyle Thanks a bunch, Guest,leeneia - much appreciated. The local library is getting it for me on loan. Lyle |