COOK01035: Barrelhouse Piano
name: label: Collection Creator
content: Cook Labs
label: Collection Creator
content: Cook, Emory, 1913-2002
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content: Cook Labs records
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content: Cook Labs records / Series 4: Production Files
container: label: Container
content: Box 3, Folder 99
dataSource: label: Archival Repository
content: Ralph Rinzler Folklife Archives and Collections
objectType: label: Type
content: Archival materials
materialspec: label: Note
content: 1950
scopecontent: label: Scope and Contents note
content: Typed album information, 3 pages 

 License for "Button Up Your Overcoat" by B G Sylva, L Brown and R Henderson; 1953 March 16 

 License for "Highway to Heaven" by J Burke and A Dubin; 1953 March 16 

 To Cook Labs from Harry Fox: payment; 1953 March 10 

 License for "Judy" by S Lerner; 1953 March 10 

 License for "Singing a Song to the Stars" by H Johnson and J Meyer; 1953 March 10 

 License for "Broadway Melody" by N H Brown and A Freed; 1953 March 10 

 License for "The Wedding of the Painted Doll" by N H Brown and A Freed; 1953 March 10 

 License for "Sweet Jennie Lee" by W Donaldson; 1953 March 10 

 License for "My Heart Belongs to the Girl who Belongs to Somebody Else" by A Sherman and A Lewis; 1953 March 10 

 To Cook Labs from Music Publishers Holding Corp: licenses; 1953 March 17 

 To Music Publishers Holding Corp from Cook Labs: recording; 1953 March 4 

 To Cook Labs from Music Publishers Holding Corp: check; 1953 March 3 

 To Music Publishers Holding Corp from Cook Labs: check enclosed; 1953 March 11 

 License for "Three Little Words" by Kalmar and Ruby; 1953 March 17 

 License for "Sing Something Simple" by Hupfeld; 1953 March 17 

 To Harry Fox from Cook Labs: check enclosed; 1953 March 4 

 Handwritten note 

 To Cook Labs from Harry Fox: licenses; 1953 February 27 

 To Harry Fox from Cook Labs: listen to song; 1953 February 21 

 To Cook Labs from Harry Fox: inquiry; 1953 January 30 

 To Cook Labs from Harry Fox: receipt of letters; 1952 October 14