Showing posts with label Pete Blecha. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pete Blecha. Show all posts
Thursday, February 27, 2014
Lovin' Dad
Published in 1921, this is another rare example of sheet music from Washington State. The cover was illustrated by Porter M. Griffith (1889-1969) and, quite frankly, this image doesn't really work in terms of creating a warm, loving portrait. In fact, it is a bit dark and creepy. The cat is a nice touch, though. I'm figuring those are pipe makin's on the side table?
When I was in high school I had a nodding acquaintance with a fellow in my class named Pete Blecha, who went on to become a figure in the Pacific Northwest music universe. Pete contributed a wonderful essay on the Morrison Music Company on HistoryLink. Here's a LINK.
The back cover lists other works from Morrison.
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Alice Nadine Morrison,
Bellingham Washington,
cats,
HistoryLink,
Lovin' Dad,
Morrison Music Co.,
Nellie M. Morrison,
Pete Blecha,
Porter M. Griffith,
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