Description
Copyright Assigned 1914 to Les.Lorden Music Co., Copyright by Nat Goldstein Music Pub. Co. Sheet music, large format (10.75" x 13.5"). Paper covers, 6 pages (including covers). For voice and piano.
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Condition & notes
In good condition with a few small nicks and light creasing along edges. Light overall scuffing, aging and soiling to pages as well, but otherwise unmarked. Beautiful cover design by L. S. (Leland Stanford) Morgan. Maurice Jacob Gunsky (1888 - 1945) was a popular song writer and singer based in Northern California. Born to Russian-Poland immigrants, Gunsky started his career in the printing industry before transitioning to music. By 1909, he was performing as a Jewish tenor in San Francisco, and by 1914, he began providing lyrics for songs. Gunsky had several successful collaborations with Nat Goldstein, including "My 'Kewpie' Doll" (1914) and "That Haunting Waltz" (1921). Nat Golstein was a one of the few successful music producers based in San Francisco. The cover artist, Leland Stanford Morgan, (1886 - 1981) was a renowned for his commercial artist based primarily in San Francisco, especially known for his sheet music covers in the early 20th century. [Verse I] You remember dear, back in the days of old, Tales they used to tell about the bandits bold, How they used to ride the highways, capture people in the byways and then keep them for a big ransom of gold... [Chorus] On the highway to Loveland, a robber bold I'll be And I'll steal you completely and keep you there with me...