Carrolling, 1959
The Feminine Touch, 1953
Sony Transistor Radio Ad, 1959
Modern Jazz Piano LP, 1957
Arvin Clock Radio Ad, 1952
Bossa Nova + Soul LP, 1963
A Mildred Bailey Serenade EP, 1950
Dedicated Jazz LP, 1956
"Trees" Sheet Music, 1922
Tradio Leaflet, c1942
Tradio Leaflet (2), c1942
Tradio Leaflet (3), c1942
General Electric Turntable Ad, 1959
"Tonight We Love" Sheet Music, 1941
"Solveig's Song" Sheet Music, 1929
"Solveig's Song" Sheet Music (2), 1929
"Deep Purple" Sheet Music, 1934
"Deep Purple," Sheet Music (2), 1934
"Piano Transcriptions, Early Grades," 1938
General Electric Radio Ad, 1943
"Two Guitars" Sheet Music, 1935
"Melodies The World Remembers," 1938
"Melodies The World Remembers," (2) 1938
Stewart-Warner Audio Ad, 1948
"Standard Piano Pieces," c1930
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Mary Lou Williams, 1953
Cover design by "Guldi, Trivas/Tri-Arts."
"To call Mary Lou Williams the greatest woman pianist, arranger, and composer in present-day popular music is easy-- and accurate. But this qualified superlative seriously minimizes the importance of Miss Williams as an artist, for her talents easily override arbitrary barriers of sex and, indeed, of time..." -- Mike Butcher, from the writing on the back cover.
Duke Ellington put it more succinctly: "She is soul on soul." She was.
"To call Mary Lou Williams the greatest woman pianist, arranger, and composer in present-day popular music is easy-- and accurate. But this qualified superlative seriously minimizes the importance of Miss Williams as an artist, for her talents easily override arbitrary barriers of sex and, indeed, of time..." -- Mike Butcher, from the writing on the back cover.
Duke Ellington put it more succinctly: "She is soul on soul." She was.
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