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Song That's Why They Call Me Shine (1910)

Language
English
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Released in 1910, the song was featured in the musical “His Honor: The Barber,” which premiered on May 8, 1911, at the Majestic Theatre in New York City. Presumably sung by Aida Overton Walker. In 1924, Shapiro, Bernstein & Co. released a revised version under the title “Shine,” with Lew Brown credited as a lyricist alongside Mack, which was first released by Van and Scheck in August 1924 on Columbia 149-D.
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Sheet music / songbook
Medium Title
That's Why They Call Me Shine
Publisher
Gotham-Attucks Music Publishing Company, New York City
Country/region
United States
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Song Shine (1924)
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Song Shine (1935)
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Song Shine (1945)
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Song S-H-I-N-E (1955)
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Song Shine (1959)
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Song Shine (1961)
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Song Shine (1969)
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Song Shine (1975)
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Song Shine (1978)
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Song Shine (1981)
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Song Shine (1982)
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Song Shine (1986)
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Song Shine (1997)
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