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tommi
 Post subject: Re: The Old Blues
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Whaa.......?


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Jarusa wrote:
Another old Carlton song has surfaced.

The songsheet and music can be seen here (song dates from 1935).

http://www.nla.gov.au/apps/cdview?pi=nl ... 50872-s1-v

If any of the music gurus here can let the Blueseum know what this tune is and how it sounds it would be great. :smile:


Ignore tommi. :smile:

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Huh........?


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remember kids. :thumbsup:

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i LOVE that guyyy..............!

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what a great photo,

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AGRO
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Jarusa wrote:
Another old Carlton song has surfaced.

The songsheet and music can be seen here (song dates from 1935).

http://www.nla.gov.au/apps/cdview?pi=nl ... 50872-s1-v

If any of the music gurus here can let the Blueseum know what this tune is and how it sounds it would be great. :smile:



The cover photo on that record solves the debate on the notches on the emblem. :wink:

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Jarusa
 Post subject: Re: The Old Blues
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AGRO wrote:
Jarusa wrote:
Another old Carlton song has surfaced.

The songsheet and music can be seen here (song dates from 1935).

http://www.nla.gov.au/apps/cdview?pi=nl ... 50872-s1-v

If any of the music gurus here can let the Blueseum know what this tune is and how it sounds it would be great. :smile:



The cover photo on that record solves the debate on the notches on the emblem. :wink:


Yes!

I have seen that one before, I mentioned it in the notches thread.

We have been notchless before.

But the notches people will not have a bar of it, they think nothces have been around all the time.

Notches have been in an out more than George Michael in a public toilet.

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Notches or not- you gotta have faith.
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AGRO
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Jarusa wrote:
AGRO wrote:
Jarusa wrote:
Another old Carlton song has surfaced.

The songsheet and music can be seen here (song dates from 1935).

http://www.nla.gov.au/apps/cdview?pi=nl ... 50872-s1-v

If any of the music gurus here can let the Blueseum know what this tune is and how it sounds it would be great. :smile:



The cover photo on that record solves the debate on the notches on the emblem. :wink:


Yes!

I have seen that one before, I mentioned it in the notches thread.

We have been notchless before.

But the notches people will not have a bar of it, they think nothces have been around all the time.

Notches have been in an out more than George Michael in a public toilet.



The emblem above the team photo and the emblems on the players jumpers are clearly different and goes to my point that they couldnt readily re-create the proper Carlton Emblem on the players jumpers at the time. :wink:

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Put together by a kind benefactor of the site:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4h3Ge8iVf0o

From the Blueseum

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Very early product endorsement there for Dinny Kelleher and "Coon Cheese" I see. :wink:
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