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08 Aug 98 - 10:40 AM (#34436) Subject: Spinning Wheel in the Parlor - More? From: Philip Hudson There is a verse of this song in the data base: OLD SPINNING WHEEL
There's an old spinning wheel in the parlor
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09 Aug 98 - 07:22 PM (#34538) Subject: RE: Spinning Wheel in the Parlor - More? From: Philip Hudson See Thread: LYR ADD: Old Spinning Wheel |
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13 Aug 98 - 11:10 AM (#34762) Subject: RE: Spinning Wheel in the Parlor - More? From: I have an old 78RPM Record of that Song and those are the only Verses as far as I know |
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26 Jan 04 - 01:31 PM (#1101866) Subject: RE: Spinning Wheel in the Parlor - More? From: GUEST,erskine@nb.sympatico.ca this is 2nd verse, according to a man here . There's a quaint little maid in a garden Spinning dreams of the long long ago. Spinning dreams of an old fashiioned garden With a maid and her old fashioned beau. |
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26 Jan 04 - 03:32 PM (#1101937) Subject: RE: Spinning Wheel in the Parlor - More? From: Louie Roy This is what I have it was written and recorded in 1933 by Billy Hill and it goes like this: VERSE 1: Covered with dust and forgotten Like the face upon the wall The one souvenir of days gone by I treasure most of all CHORUS: There's an old spinning wheel in the parlor Spinning dreams of long, long ago Spinning dreams of an old fashioned garden And a maid with an old fashioned beau Sometimes it seems that I can hear her in the twilight At the organ softly singing Old Black Joe There's an old spinning wheel in the parlor Spinning dreams of the long, long ago |
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26 Jan 04 - 04:12 PM (#1101956) Subject: RE: Spinning Wheel in the Parlor - More? From: Q (Frank Staplin) See thread 5982 Lyr. Add: Spinning Wheel: Spinning |
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07 Aug 07 - 12:00 PM (#2120852) Subject: RE: Spinning Wheel in the Parlor - More? From: GUEST,Joyce Wike This is what I remember as a small child hearing my mom and dad sing this song. There's an old spinning wheel in the parlor, Spinning dreams of a long, long ago Spinning dreams of an old fashioned garden, And a maid with an old fashioned beau. Chorus: Sometimes it seems that I can hear her in the twilight, At the organ softly playing Old Black Joe There's an old spinning wheel in the parlor, Spinning dreams of a long, long ago. |
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07 Aug 07 - 06:39 PM (#2121191) Subject: RE: Spinning Wheel in the Parlor - More? From: RangerSteve What Louie Roy posted is correct, almost. There's a second verse, and I'll look through my sheet music collection later for the rest. |
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28 Jul 08 - 07:02 PM (#2399887) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Old Spinning Wheel From: GUEST My mom used to sing this song to me when I was little-and I have always just parts of it to my kids. So today I am sitting here thinking "what if I google "There's an old Spinning wheel in the parlor" wondering if anything would come up. SO I am totally shocked that I found the verses!!! My mom (73) told me her dad, who is past used to sing this song to her when she was little. Does any know when the original was written. Did anyone find the 2nd verse?? |
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29 Jul 08 - 07:42 AM (#2400189) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Old Spinning Wheel From: MartinRyan Hi! There's a three verse version HERE Regards |
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29 Jul 08 - 09:55 AM (#2400265) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Old Spinning Wheel From: Fred McCormick Curiously enough, the current upload of Worlds of Trad Internet radio has two versions of The Old Spinning Wheel. The first is an instrumental played by Percy Humphrey's Cresecnt City Joymakers, for the song was popular among New Orleans jazz bands. The second is an old time country music version from Riley puckett, late of the Skillet Lickers. http://www.live365.com/stations/oneworldmusic |