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Memphis & The Blues
We offer you a few more blues style or titled songs as a part of this month's featured theme. The first four are blues works (or titled as such) and are from some of the booklet collections we have. The remainder of the works in this months gallery have been featured before but for this month the midi files have been re-done using CuBase to create an improved performance for you. We have also sharpened and resized the cover art to a larger size.
Just click on any cover or title to hear the MIDI version of the music
 The State Street Blues (1922) |
 I Want To Walk Again Blues (1924) |
 The Wang Wang Blues (1921) |
The Tee-Pee Blues (1922) |
 There's Another Picture In My Mamma's Frame (1917) |
 Our President (1923) |
 Stein Song (1910) |
 The Clouds Will Soon Roll By (1932) |
The Virginia Blues (1922) |
Prior Month Features: If you missed these great songs, visit last month's featured page & gallery. Just use the handy drop down box below.
 Chinatown, My Chinatown (1910) |
 Blue Feather (1909) |
 Bedelia (1903) |
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