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Tishomingo Blues

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Tishomingo Blues
By: Tod Demuth

Prairie Home Companion uses this tune for their intro. Bluesy rendition works for blue collar 1920's and 30's theme.

TISHOMINGO BLUES (I HEAR THAT OLD PIANO) (by Tod Demuth ) Composed: 1917

A bright rendering of the chorus from Tishomingo blues by Spencer Williams. Also recognized as opening tune for Prairie Home Companion. Bright and happy circa 1920, will turn your sepia tone media to full color. Instrumental, Blues Music, Jump/Piano Blues

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Track Info

Catalog ID

Min:Sec

Tempo & BPM

Price

Control

Full Track - Blues, Jump

376707

0:51

Medium 108

USD $50.95±

Variation (Delta Blues) - Soundalikes, Fats Waller

376698

0:47

Med Slow 95

USD $61.95±

Track Summary
Music Track Title: Tishomingo Blues
Catalog ID: 376698

Description: Prairie Home Companion uses this tune for their intro. Bluesy rendition works for blue collar 1920's and 30's theme.

Artist or Group: Tod Demuth

Keywords: Prairie Home Companion I Hear An Old Piano Time

Music Genre > Sub-genre
Sound-Alikes Music
Fats Waller Sound-Alike Music

Extended Properties
Duration: 0:47 Tempo: Med Slow BPM: 95

   Arrangement: Band / Ensemble
   Instruments: Piano
   Vocal Mix: Instrumental
   Language:

Moods: Bouncy, Buoyant, Campy, Cheerful, Earthy, Easy, Friendly, Fun, Heartwarming, Jangly, Playful, Rhythmic, Sentimental, Simple, Smokey, Swinging, Warm

Styles: 1930s (Thirties), Backwoods / Folksy, Bluesy, Documentary, Film Instrumental, Honky Tonk, Jazzy, Rural / Country, Section / Credits, TV Instrumental

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