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03 Oct 04 - 11:12 PM (#1287928) Subject: DEEP HENDERSON - History ?? From: GUEST,Tony , C/ o , Melbourne , Australia Dear fellow music lovers having just discovered this wonderful ,research engine , and very pleased with info , regarding my original search of St James Infirmary , New Orleans / or English origins , ?? ( seems English ) Would dearly love to know - the origins of " Deep Henderson " and if possible , it's " true " meaning , thanking you , for allowing me to post this , Oo Roo , from across the waves , Tony , Australia |
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04 Oct 04 - 01:06 PM (#1288377) Subject: RE: DEEP HENDERSON - History ?? From: GUEST I'll be watching for replies to this as I've always wondered where the heck Deep Henderson is. There is a instrumental recording titled Deep Henderson by King Oliver and his Dixie Syncopators (4/21/26)The tune's author is given as Fred Rose (who also wrote Lovesick Blues a hit for Hank Williams and Oz's own Frank Ifield and, I think, Blues Eyes Crying in the Rain. It may have lyrics. On the sleeve notes, by Edward Brooks, to the CD that I have with this number it reads: "...a title probably referring to the town of Henderson in Kentucky rather than Olivers's rival bandleader Fletcher Henderson." But maybe Deep Henderson is nickname for a street or district along the lines of Deep Ellum (also the title of a well-known Western song)which I believe was, or still is, a notorious district centred on Elm Street in Dallas Tx. |