- songsters
- song·ster || 'sɑŋstə(r) /'sɒ- n. singer; poet; songbird
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Detroit-Oakland Gentlemen Songsters Chorus — The [http://www.harmonize.com/doc/doc.htm Detroit Oakland Chapter, Gentlemen Songsters Chorus] is a member of the [http://www.pioneerdistrict.org Pioneer District] of the [http://www.barbershop.org Barbershop Harmony Society] . Our chapter made… … Wikipedia
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Miss Lucy Long — also known as Lucy Long and other variants, is an American song that was popularized in the blackface minstrel show. A comic banjo tune, the lyrics, written in exaggerated Black Vernacular English, tell of the courtship or marriage of the male s … Wikipedia
