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Songs of Baltimore
A Musical Tour Through the Lester S. Levy Collection of Sheet Music Lester S. Levy’s mother was obsessive about having her baby born in the same house in Philadelphia in which she had been born. Thus Lester’s birthplace was in … Continue reading
Posted in Baltimore Songs, Music
Tagged baltimore, lester s. levy collection, marches, music, sheet music, songs
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Shor Patrol – “Loverboy” EP
Shor Patrol – Loverboy ep (1983) (from azlocal.blogspot.com) Baltimore band Shor Patrol, featuring Alana Shor on vocals was a huge local success and had some national attention with their song “Loverboy”. Morphing from Club favorites Paper Cup, they changed their … Continue reading
Posted in 80s Rock, Music
Tagged alana shor, baltimore, baltimore bays, music, paper cup, red & gold world, shor patrol, tiffany
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My City, ‘Tis of Thee
SWEET TOWN OF MISERY, OF THEE I SING (originally posted in Accelerated Decrepitude, 10/5/2005) I’m trying to compile a list of how my hometown is representin’…in the world of music. Yes, yes, we all have heard Randy Newman’s uplifting portrait … Continue reading
Posted in Music
Tagged baltimore musicians, baltimore songs, johnny cash, jules verdone, music, randy newman, tori amos
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