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Rum and Coca-cola / lyric by Morey Amsterdam ; music by Jeri Sullavan and Paul Baron.

LIBRA M1630.2.S85 R8 1944
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Format:
Musical score
Author/Creator:
Sullavan, Jeri, 1924- composer.
Contributor:
Baron, Paul, 1910-1985, Composer.
Amsterdam, Morey, Lyricist.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Trinidad--Songs and music.
Trinidad.
Rum--Songs and music.
Rum.
Coca Cola (Trademark)--Songs and music.
Coca Cola (Trademark).
Popular music--1941-1950.
Popular music.
Songs (Medium voice) with piano.
Genre:
Popular music.
Scores.
sheet music.
Physical Description:
1 score (4 pages) ; 31 cm
Other Title:
First line of text: If you ever go to Trinidad
First line of chorus: Drinkin' rum and Coca-cola
Place of Publication:
New York, N.Y. : Leo Feist Inc., [1944]
Notes:
For medium voice and piano; includes guitar chord symbols.
Advertising includes musical incipits for 'Deep purple' by Peter De Rose; 'Manhattan serenade' by Louis Alter; 'Daybreak' by Ferde Grofe; 'Blue moon' by Richard Rodgers; 'Moonlight mood' by Peter de Rose; 'Stairway to the stars' by Matt Malneck and Frank Signorelli and 'Lazy Rhapsody' by Howard Jackson and Harry Sosnik.
"The first two verses, as printed here, fit the melody exactly, and can be sung 'as is'-- however you will find in some of the additional verses, being in typical CALYPSO style, you will have to 'ad lib' with the melody to make them fit. Have fun.-- M.A."--Caption.
Additional verses printed as text followinf score.
"Featured by the Andrew Sisters with Vic Schoen and his orchestra, Decca Record no. 18636A"--Cover
Cover illustration: Orange toned map of Trinidad and the northeastern coast of South America with two islanders pictured on Trinidad, the man playing a guitar and the woman dancing with inset photo of the Andrews Sisters.
OCLC:
26008337
Publisher Number:
7478-2 Leo Feist Inc.

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