Listen to the mockingbird
Corinne Morgan and Frank C. Stanley Lyrics
We have lyrics for 'Listen to the mockingbird' by these artists:
Steve Forbert Woke up one bright morning Woke up in the rain Woke up…
Stuart Duncan I'm dreaming now of Hallie Sweet Hallie, my sweet Hallie I'm…
Stuart Duncan feat. Dolly Parton I'm dreaming now of Hallie Sweet Hallie, my sweet Hallie I'm…
We have lyrics for these tracks by Corinne Morgan and Frank C. Stanley:
'Deed I Do She's never free in the daytime, oh no And well at…
Deed I do She's never free in the daytime, oh no And well at…
Home Sweet Home The wind whispers sweet nothings in your ear tonight We're d…
Nobody That's where my money goes To buy my baby clothes Nobody's…
Deed I do She's never free in the daytime, oh no And well at…
’Deed I do She's never free in the daytime, oh no And well at…
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Wade Raney
Great version !!
Michael O'Leary
Awesome!
Edmond Scott
Marvellous for a 1904 disc.
oldwhippersnapper3
Lovely version taken from a cylinder.
Tadfafty
No this is from a disc.
BelleSeaStone BASSGUARD
💚💚
Billy Murray Fan
In my opinion Ada Jones was a much better singer than Corine Morgan. Ada is also much easier to understand.
Yet Another Lee Morse Fan
@Billy Murray Fan No Corinne Morgan is just as fun.
Billy Murray Fan
kokolanza No I can’t help you. I’m sory
kokolanza
Hi Billy Murray fan - Share your appreciation of Mr. Murray, probably from the first time I heard "Maggie! Come Right Upstairs" at Grandma's . Her father loved the flipside, "Cut Yourself A Piece of Cake and Make Yourself At Home". Question for you: I have the following old record, probably 1902: ’Mid the Green Fields of Virginia There are no singers attributed to this song, and no logo at all on the label: it simply says “Columbia Disc Record Columbia Phonograph Co. New York. London. Grand Prize Paris, 1900 ’Mid the Green Fields of Virginia Bariton and Tenor Duet No. 259” One-sided, of course. It begins with a person announcing: “Mid the Green Fields of Virginia. By Morgan and Stanley, Columbia Records.” Have not found any information about this particular copy online. Any ideas how to find out more about it? Anyway, best regards!