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Valley Records, Box 10005 - Knoxville, Tenn.

Side 1: All Eyes Are On Me (John Tipton) 2:07 Moss-Rose Publishing Co. (BMI 18728)

Side 2: An Awful Lot of Hurt (Hugh X. Lewis) 1:48 Comer Music Co. (BMI 18727)

Produced by Jim Wyrick; Sonny Mynatt

V-1002-A

Pressed by Rite Record Productions, Inc.

Engraved on disc: Rite 1846 Valley 18727 (Side A); Rite 1846 Valley 1002B 18728 (Side B)

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“American Women Composers” by E. Katherine Crews, Spring 1958 (paper for Music 546, FSU, Tallahassee, Fla.). Carbon TS. 19 pp. Plus notes, clipping on Sarah Caldwell, 1976, and “Orff-Schulwerk Bibliography” complied by Katherine Crews, 1970. TS copy, 10 pp.

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Static long shot of auditorium stage and front rows of audience, dimly lit; possibly a choral performance. May be a trim or outtake from KNOX COUNTY SCHOOLS (TAMIS-MIC 2020.0050.

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Original fraktur / music manuscripts created by Charles Stewart of PA. 1863-1867. 13 items. Titles of songs listed with collection

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Writing by Frank E. Bourne on Knoxville churches and their music. 1991. TS 30 pp.

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Funeral anthem by Elisha for John James Audubon, (1851). Musical score. 1 item (several pieces). Handwritten.

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Invitation to James B. Longacre to the public reception of Rev. W.G. Brownlow of Tennessee by the Citizens of Philadelphia, June 13, 1862. Signed by Wm. D. Lewis. 1 pc. + “A Hunkey Boy Is Yankee Doodle.” Lyrics to a song mentioning Parson Brownlow. A.W. Auner, Song Publisher, Philadelphia. ND. 1 pc.

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Minutes of the Knoxville Brass Band, 1847-1851. AD 32 pp. (no cover).

Scope and Contents KNOXVILLE ROCKS: WITH DJ BENNY SMITH (Show 8) - Tennessee JamRuntime 50:1000:00-00:05 Black screen and color bars with guitar audible. 00:07-00:20 Fade into hand-held footage of a rock concert at the Rumorz club in Knoxville, Tennessee. 00:21-00:52 Video error (static) and black screen with static as music continues. Sound cut offs as the band name was announced. 00:53-08:49 Black screen, fade into hand-held footage of a rock...

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Correspondence of three generations of the Charlton, Mabry, and Hazen families, Knoxville. 1832, 1854-1940. Also included are business papers, scrapbooks, and ledgers. A supplemental accession was made by Ronald R. Allen on December 30, 1993, which was incorporated into the collection.

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Miss P. J. Patterson, song "Sundown" in Negro dialect, 2pgs., early 20th century. Song is about a Negro going home to Shinbone, near the river and it is nearly dark. Shinbone Road is in Russellville, Tenn. Also included on separate paper is a poem, titled "To the Rose Of Sharon". This poem or song is about a "rag-time" dialect speaking man. Both turn of century.

Scope and Contents Traditional RecordsCosby, TNJean Schilling; Dulcimer, Autoharp, VocalLee Schilling; Recorder, Harominca, VocalRoger Bellow; Guitar, MandolinHal McGaha; Guitar Side 1: 1. Good Friday 2. Hand Me Down My Walking Cane 3. Wagoner's Lad 4. Porches of the Poor 5. Rainfall Night 6. Uncle Joe 7. Red Wing 8. Bickering Twosome 9. Blockader Mama 10. Four Nights Drunk Side 2: 1. The Sow and the...

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Recorded at Camel Studio - Knoxville, TN

RSR 839

Artist: Turkey Creek

Side 1: The Little T (Ed Bales) 2:53

Side 2: Cumberland Gap 2:09

Engraved in disc: RSR-839-A and RSR-839-B

Scope and Contents Street Musician Ballad Broadside or Ballet Card, "The Murder Of Sheriff Shipe, Done By Hicks Carmichael". 15 verse song composed by J.W. Day, as stated on card. Song is about the May, 1888 murder of Deputy Shipe Who attempted to arrest a Negro named Carmichael And how he fled into Cocke County, was captured and returned to Knoxville, tried and hung on July 20, 1888. James William Day (1861-1942) Was A blind fiddle player from Eastern Kentucky who would come and work the streets of Knoxville....

Scope and Contents W. H. and J. T. Moffett Papers include store accounts, papers, and books , ca. 1830s-1880s, from New Market, Tenn. Most are from W. H. Moffett’s mercantile business, including partnerships with J. S. Moffett, General William Brazelton, and his son J. T. Moffett. Several other subjects include East Tennessee & Virginia Railroad; New Market area; account books; coal kiln; Panther Springs; tax receipts; health and medicine; Moffett & Shields Iron Founders; Andrew McMillan; Wilson &...