The Madam's Piano - More From a Golden Era!

Label variation Coinola Style "A" machine, manufactured by the Operator's Piano Company of Chicago in February 1921. Coin operated, it plays piano and mandolin. 5' 4" in height, 3' 10 ½" in width, and 2' 2 ½" in depth. Recorded at Gay 90's Village, Sikeston, Missouri using Ampex Stereo Recorder #351, 2 Ampex Mixers, and 4 Sennheiser Transistorized Microphones. Printed in U.S.A. Copyright 1968 by Audio Fidelity Records, Inc. A1. Stasny Music ASCAP A2. Foster Music ASCAP A3. 11th Avenue Theatricals Inc. ASCAP A4. Remick ASCAP A5. Bregman, Vocco & Conn Inc. ASCAP A6. 11th Avenue Theatricals Inc. ASCAP A7a. 11th Avenue Theatricals Inc. ASCAP A7b. 11th Avenue Theatricals Inc. ASCAP A8. Mills Music ASCAP B1. Mills-Morris ASCAP B2. 11th Avenue Theatricals Inc. ASCAP B3. De Sylva, Brown & Henderson ASCAP B4. 11th Avenue Theatricals Inc. ASCAP B5. Remick ASCAP B6. 11th Avenue Theatricals Inc. ASCAP B7. E. B. Marks BMI B8. Lombardo Music ASCAP AFLP 2202 - Mono AFSD 6202 - Stereo A5. Jacket credits Basie-Rushing in error. Count Basie did perform the song with vocals by Jimmy Rushing but they are not the songwriters. The correct songwriters are shown in track list.