Re: A rose is a rose... (Irises Named for The Blues)
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- Subject: Re: A rose is a rose... (Irises Named for The Blues)
- From: "* A* M* <w*@Ra.MsState.Edu>
- Date: Tue, 2 Sep 1997 06:53:26 -0600 (MDT)
On Mon, 1 Sep 1997, Mike Lowe wrote:
> In no particular order:
> Sunset Blues (Bernice Roe 64)
> Delta Blues (Schreiner's 94)
> Riverboat Blues (Schreiner's 91)
> Memphis Blues (Schreiner's 87)
> Sugar Blues (Zurbrigg 85)
> Honky Tonk Blues (Schreiner's 88)
> Blues on Parade (McWhirter 87)
> St. Louis Blues (Schreiner, 79)
> Blues Singer (Gaulter 84)
> Basin Street (Gaulter 59)
> Bourbon Street (Dunn 85)
>
> and continuing on a Blue Note (Palmer 64)
> Blue Rhythm (Whiting 45)
> Blue Duet (R.G. Smith 65)
> Rapture in Blue (Schreiner's 90)
> Blue Chanteuse (McGarvey 77)
> Moody Blue (Roderick 75)
> Blue Nocturne (Payne 60)
> Blue Ballad (Branch 63)
> Blue Bayou (Plough 66)
> Blue Song (Warburton 73)
>
> Mike
>
>
One of the latest is Raymond Smith's SONATA IN BLUE. As with some
of the above, it is not suggestive of Kathy's type of 'blues.' Walter
