Rare Sheet Music Site Provides Pleasures of the Past

June 17, 2008 - PRLog -- Rare Sheet Music Site Provides Pleasures of the Past

Rare sheet music from the early 1900s to the 1980s is now available. The sheets are categorized as follows: Jazz, Pop, Patriotic and War, Cities-States-Countries, and African American. Sheet music has become a popular collectible as people continue to cling to the pleasures of the past. By recalling the lyrics and music of bygone days they can relive their pasts or those of their parents or grandparents.

    Included on this site listings for Glenn Miller’s Moonlight Cocktail, Duke Ellington’s Swing Time in Honolulu, Benny Goodman’s Bob White, Johnnie Ray’s Little White Cloud That Cried, Al Jolson’s Yankee Doodle Blues, Rudolph Valentino on the cover of Blood and Sound film sheet, Bing Crosby’s June in January, Frank Sinatra’s The House I Live In, Irving Berlin’s Oh! How I Hate To Get Up In The Morning, The Stars & Stripes Forever, Napoleon’s Last Charge (E.T. Paull), Everything is Peaches Down in Georgia, Chicago, Moon Over Miami, Carnival in Venice, Russian Lullaby, Mammy’s Song, L’il Rosebud Joe and many, many more.

Complete details can be found at Music Memorabilia (www.musiccollecting.com).

Contact: 212-579-0689

Website: www.musiccollecting.com