Duplicates of some of the digitized photographs
Item — Box: 7
Identifier: I
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
This collection is dedicated to Lee Morse. The materials span the dates 1924 to 1941. Inside the boxes constituting the collection are photographs of herself and friends and family (some autographed by the artist), sound recordings under various labels, and some miscellaneous materials accumulated by Special Collections, such as photocopies of arrangements for piano and voice that include several of Morse's notable songs, of catalogues of music performances and recordings, and of several columns by Jack Gordon of the Fort Worth Press dating from 1934 to 1937.
Below is a list of Lee Morse records in this collection.
| Record (Folder) | Label | Title | Interpreter |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Decca 1737 (63364/63365) | Careless love/Sing me a song of Texas (Lee Morse) | Lee Morse |
| 2 | Decca 1919 (63361/63362) | When I lost you (Irving Berlin)/Shadows on the wall (Lee Morse) | Lee Morse |
| 3 | Decca 27066 (76392/76393) | If you only knew (V. Horton, W. Berquist, H. Kogen)/Lonesome darlin' (Bob Nicholson, Bob Buchanan) | Lee Morse and her Blue Grass Boys |
| 4 | Decca 27163 (76391/76394) | Don't even change a picture on the wall (Lee Morse)/Longing (Ervin Drake-Jimmy Shirl) | Lee Morse and her Blue Grass Boys |
| 5 | Columbia 939-D (143680/143681) | Ain't he sweet (Ager and Yellen)/Mollie make up your mind (Morse) | Lee Morse and her Southern Serenaders |
| 6 | Columbia 974-D (143661/143662) | My idea of heaven (is to be in love with you) (Johnson, Sherman and Tobias)/Side by side (Woods) | Lee Morse |
| 7 | Columbia 1063-D (143678/143679) | I hate to say goodbye (Morse)/(What do I care what) somebody said (Clare and Woods) | Lee Morse and her Southern Serenaders |
| 8 | Columbia 1276-D (145292/145294) | Keep sweeping the cobwebs off the moon (Levant, Lewis and Young)/Give me a goodnight kiss (Morse) | Lee Morse and her Southern Serenaders |
| 9 | Columbia 1303-D (145564/145565) | Let a smile be your umbrella on a rainy day (Fain, Kahal and Wheeler)/There must be a silver lining (that's shining for me) (Donaldson and Morse) | Lee Morse and her Blue Grass Boys |
| 10 | Columbia 1584-D (146990/146991) | I must have that man (from Blackbirds of 1928) (McHugh and Fields)/Mississippi mud (Barris) | Lee Morse and her Blue Grass Boys |
| 11 | Columbia 1621-D (147136/147137) | Old man sunshine. Little boy blue bird (Warren and Dixon)/Don't be like that (Gottler, Tobias and Pinkard) | Lee Morse and her Blue Grass Boys |
| 12 | Columbia 1659-D (147396/147442) | Let's do it (Let's fall in love) (from Paris) (Porter)/If you want the rainbow (you must have the rain) (Levant, Rose and Dixon) | Lee Morse and her Blue Grass Boys |
| 13 | Columbia 1752-D (146989/147397) | Main street (Morse and Downey)/Susianna (Williams) | Lee Morse and her Blue Grass Boys |
| 14 | Columbia 1896-D (148784/148785) | Miss you (Tobias)/In the hush of the night (Hoffman and Lerner) | Lee Morse and her Blue Grass Boys |
| 15 | Columbia 1922-D (148846/148847) | Moanin' low (from The little snow) (Rainger and Dietz)/Sweetness (Lombardo, Cohn and Miller) | Lee Morse and her Blue Grass Boys |
| 16 | Columbia 2012-D (149156/149160) | Look what you've done to me (Talkie hit from motion picture Why leave home) (Conrad, Mitchell and Gottler)/If I can't have you (if you can't have me) (Talkie hit from motion picture Footlights and fools) (Meyer and Bryan) | Lee Morse and her Blue Grass Boys |
| 17 | Columbia 2037-D (149469/149470) | My fate is in your hands (Mi suerte esta en tus manos) (Waller and Razaf)/To be forgotten (Para ser olvidado) (Berlin) | Lee Morse and her Blue Grass Boys |
| 18 | Columbia 2270-D (147403/150675) | Just you and I (Morse)/I still get a thrill (thinking of you) | Lee Morse and her Blue Grass Boys |
| 19 | Columbia 2474-D (151585/151586) | Let's get friendly (Seamos amigos) (Dougherty, Yellen and Silvers)/ I'm thru with love (No quiero saber mas de amor (Malneck, Livingston and Kahn) | Lee Morse and her Blue Grass Boys |
| 20 | Columbia 2564-D (151852/151853) | Call me darling (Call me sweetheart, call me dear) (Llamame amor mio) (Dick)/I'm for you a hundred per cent (Soy toda tuya) (Dyrenforth, Rose and Gibbons) | Lee Morse and her Blue Grass Boys |
| 21 | Columbia 2705-D (152290/152291) | Moonlight on the river (Green)/Something in the night (Weirick, Kresa and Young) | Lee Morse |
| 22 | Pathe 25158 | Oh boy! What a girl (Wright, Bessinger, Green)/I love you so (Morse) | Lee Morse and her Blue Grass Boys |
| 23 | Pathe 25184 | Lonesome and sorry (Davis-Conrad)/A little love (Lee Morse) | Miss Lee Morse/Lee Morse and her Blue Grass Boys |
| 24 | Pathe 25196 | Someone is losin' Susan (Tuck, Meyer, Ash)/The light at the bend of the road (Lee Morse) | Miss Lee Morse |
| 25 | Perfect 11216 | In old Madrid (Bingham-Trotere)/Juanita (Hon. Mrs. Norton) | Miss Lee Morse |
| 26 | Perfect 11573 | June brought the roses (Stanley-Openshaw)/Just for you (Lee Morse) | Lee Morse and her Blue Grass Boys |
| 27 | Perfect 11574 | Yearning (Davis-Burke)/Those daisy days (Lee Morse) | Miss Lee Morse/Lee Morse and her Blue Grass Boys |
| 28 | Perfect 11579 | Ukelele lady (Kahn-Whiting)/ Blue waltz (Lee Morse) | Lee Morse and her Blue Grass Boys |
| 29 | Perfect 11580 | Yes, sir, that's my baby (Kahn-Donaldson)/An old fashioned romance (Lee Morse) | Lee Morse and her Blue Grass Boys |
| 30 | Perfect 11581 | Are you sorry (Davis-Ager)/The shadows on the wall (Miss Lee Morse) | Miss Lee Morse/Lee Morse and her Blue Grass Boys |
| 31 | Perfect 11585 | Alone at last (Kahn-Fiorito)/Any old place is lover's lane (Morse) | Miss Lee Morse/Lee Morse and her Blue Grass Boys |
| 32 | Perfect 11591 | Sweet man (Turk-Pinkard)/I'se gwine back to Dixie (Morse) | Lee Morse and her Blue Grass Boys/Miss Lee Morse |
| 33 | Perfect 11595 | Want a little lovin' (Davis-Warren)/Someone will miss me sometime (Morse) | Lee Morse and her Blue Grass Boys |
| 34 | Perfect 11599 | I wonder where my baby is tonight (W. Donaldson)/My sugar babe (Lee Morse) | Miss Lee Morse |
| 35 | Perfect 11600 | My old Kentucky home (Foster)/Old folks at home (Foster) | Miss Lee Morse |
| 36 | Perfect 11612 | Thanks for the buggy ride (Jules-Suffano)/I'll make you fall in love with me (Lee Morse) | Miss Lee Morse/Lee Morse and her Blue Grass Boys |
| 37 | Perfect 11635 | The little white house (from Honeymoon lane) (Dowling-Hanley)/Lonely nights (Lee Morse) | Lee Morse and her Blue Grass Boys/Miss Lee Morse |
| 38 | Perfect 12165 | Bring back those rock-a-bye baby days (Christy-Silver)/Mail man blues (Morse) | Lee Morse |
| 39 | Perfect 12179 | Too tired (Little-Shay)/I want to see my Tennessee (Ager-Yellen) | Miss Lee Morse |
| 40 | Perfect 12180 | Everybody loves my baby, but my baby don't love nobody but me (S. Williams-Palmer)/Better shoot straight with your mamma (Morse) | Lee Morse and her Blue Grass Boys |
| 41 | Perfect 12181 | All alone (Berlin)/Lee's lullaby (Morse) | Miss Lee Morse |
| 42 | Perfect 12186 | I ain't got nobody to love (Coslow-Silver)/Telling eyes (Lee Morse) | Lee Morse and her Blue Grass Boys |
| 43 | Perfect 12189 | I like pie-I like cake (but I like you best of all) (Little, Shay, Sizemore)/Home (Pollack-Morse) | Lee Morse and her Blue Grass Boys |
| 44 | Perfect 12197 | Don't try to cry your way back to me (Kelly-Welling)/A miss in Mississippi (Morse-Rich) | Lee Morse and her Blue Grass Boys |
| 45 | Test pressing | Unnecessary papa | Miss Lee Morse |
Dates
- Creation: circa 1924-1941
Language of Materials
From the Collection:
This collection is in English.
Conditions Governing Access
The collection is open to the public. Researchers must use the collection in accordance with the policies of the University of Idaho Special Collections and Archives.
Extent
From the Collection: 3.8 cubic feet
Repository Details
Part of the University of Idaho Library, Special Collections and Archives Repository