Bix Biederbecke for the Gramaphone

Osmium Steele · 10-14-11, 09:06 AM

Hope this links works. It is 18MB zipped. There is a spam blocker to go through.

Download it to a temp folder and unzip the .rar file to your gramophone folder in SH3.

Only a few of these are Bix's own works, but all feature him on coronet.

Any of these may have been heard on the radio during the war, on both sides of the Atlantic.

Song titles:

A Good Man is Hard Too Find
Changes
Clementine
Davenport Blues
For No Reason at All in C
From Monday On
Goose Pimples
I'm Coming Virginia
In a Mist
Jazz Me Blues
Louisiana
Mississippi Mud (featuring Bing Crosby)
Ol' Man River
Riverboat Shuffle
Royal Garden Blues
San
Singin' the Blues
Sunday
Thou Swell
Wa-Wa-Da

Feel free to enjoy these tunes, but please DO NOT distribute these for sale.

Edit: Gramaphone? "Hello, grandma?"

10-14-11, 09:06 AM	#1
Osmium Steele Ace of the Deep Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Upper midwest USA Posts: 1,101 Downloads: 22 Uploads: 0	Bix Biederbecke for the Gramaphone Hope this links works. It is 18MB zipped. There is a spam blocker to go through. Download it to a temp folder and unzip the .rar file to your gramophone folder in SH3. Only a few of these are Bix's own works, but all feature him on coronet. Any of these may have been heard on the radio during the war, on both sides of the Atlantic. Song titles: A Good Man is Hard Too Find Changes Clementine Davenport Blues For No Reason at All in C From Monday On Goose Pimples I'm Coming Virginia In a Mist Jazz Me Blues Louisiana Mississippi Mud (featuring Bing Crosby) Ol' Man River Riverboat Shuffle Royal Garden Blues San Singin' the Blues Sunday Thou Swell Wa-Wa-Da Feel free to enjoy these tunes, but please DO NOT distribute these for sale. Edit: Gramaphone? "Hello, grandma?" __________________ In the month of July of the year 1348, between the feasts of St. Benedict and of St. Swithin, a strange thing came upon England... My U297 build thread Last edited by Osmium Steele; 10-14-11 at 10:59 AM.