1937 COME TO THE MARDI GRAS Sheet Music TEDDY PHILLIPS Drake Shirl Bulhoes

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1937 COME TO THE MARDI GRAS Sheet Music TEDDY PHILLIPS Drake Shirl Bulhoes:
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SHEET MUSIC: Come to the Mardi Gras, words and music by Ervin Drake, Jimmy Shirl, Max Bulhoes and Milton de Oliveira, featured by Teddy Phillips, copyright 1937, published by Southern Music, for piano and vocal with chord symbols. Measures approx. 9\" x 12\".

CONDITION: GOOD-VERY GOOD with minor handling wear, some yellowing to the paper on the inside. Please click here for our detailed size and condition guide, and be sure and examine the large photos below for any visible defects. All of our sheet music is complete and playable in any grade, unless otherwise noted. Please contact us prior to offerding if you have any questions.

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