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Mammy's song

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Vocal range indicated as 'low voice' on front cover; full text of poem by Laura Spencer Portor printed on inside fromt cover; 'Verses and Cover Drawing reproduced by courtesy of Woman's Home Companion'--bottom of inside front cover; 'Dedicated to and sung by Cecil Fanning'--top of page 3; advertisement for more songs from publisher on back cover; lyrics written in an exaggerated imitation of African-American dialect; plate number 16249-5; vocal range is C4-E5
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Contributors:
Ware, HarrietPeck, Clara Elsene, 1883Portor, Laura Spencerdefault
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http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/
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University of Oregon Libraries

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Mountain West Digital Library

Keywords

  1. Minstrel Music
  2. Music By Women Composers
  3. Popular Music
  4. Songs (Low Voice) With Piano
  5. Songs With Piano
  6. United States
  7. Women

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