| Home | Recorder Music | Rec. Quintet: | Meet Me in St Louis, Louis (1904) |
| Composer: | Mills (1869-1948) | Suppliers: |  |
| Editor: | Geoff Grainger | Quintet: | Treble/Tenor/Tenor/Bass/Great Bass(Bass)/Vocal(Optional Tenor) |
| Publisher: | Ditty Box Enterprises | Publication: | DBE 325 |
| Audio: |   Audio file information |
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Meet Me In St. Louis, Louis, probably one of Mills' greatest hits, celebrating the St. Louis State Fair in 1904 it was sung by all the great popular music singers and entertainers of the day. It is an easy-to-play and understand composition which is really a quite simple and amusing song well suited for recorder ragtime beginners. In the original score, Mills takes pains to point out that in every instance, "Louis" is pronounced "Louie".
"Meet Me in St Louis, Louis (1904)" has been recorded by:
Eubie Blake on "That's Ragtime!" 
Bob Darch on "Reunion in Ragtime" RealAudio
Various Artists on "1904 St. Louis World's Fair: Meet Me At The Fair"
St. Louis Ragtimers on " The St. Louis Ragtimers: Volume 4"
Dick Wellstood on "Ragtime Piano Favorites"
Jody Dall'Armi on "On the Level, You're a Little Devil--Songs of Vaudeville and Tin Pan Alley"
Eubie Blake on "Golden Reunion in Ragtime: Vinyl LP:"