Stephen Foster (1826-1864) is well known penning such iconic American tunes as "The Camptown Races" (recognized by its famous repetitive line "doo dah, dooh dah"), "Old Folks at Home" (also known as "Swanee River" or "Way Down On the Swanee River"), "My Old Kentucky Home," and "Nellie Bly."
He has more than 280 songs.
i don't know. do you?:)))))!!!!!!!!Stephen Collins FosterStephen Collin Foster Started writing sons at a young age. He later began to write more and sell many of the songs to publishers to make his living. Foster was devoted to his work, he kept a big sketchbook to write down ideas for new songs and melodies. His songs such as "Stand Up for the Truth", "Mine is the Mourning Heart" and "Dearer than Life" are only some if his songs that led him o be one of the most popular artist and songwriter back in the 18th century.-Stephanie Michelle DeeringGovernor Mifflin:))I wrote this my self no plagiarizing involved you may use this for what ever reason i really don't give two flipps so... Have fun:)) but dont get caught cuz i am not responsible...:b
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It was written in 1851 by Stephen Foster.
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Two of his songs are state songs
Community Sing Stephen Foster Songs - 1939 was released on: USA: 4 November 1939
He has more than 280 songs.
in what jentucky city do we find Stephen Foster's, My Old Kentucky Home
Stephen Foster songs have been used in a number of movies over the years.
Stephen Collins Foster has written: 'Nelly was a lady' -- subject(s): Texts, Popular music, African American women, Songs and music 'Stephen Foster & Co' -- subject(s): Texts, Popular music, English Songs 'Album of songs' -- subject(s): Songs with piano 'Stephen Foster songbook' -- subject(s): Choruses, Secular (Mixed voices, 4 parts) with piano, Songs with piano 'A treasury of Stephen Foster' -- subject(s): Songs with piano 'The great baby show, or, The abolition show?' -- subject(s): Political ballads and songs, Texts, Antislavery movements, Songs and music '[The great baby show, or, The abolition show]' -- subject(s): Political ballads and songs, Texts, Antislavery movements, Songs and music 'Biography, songs and musical compositions' -- subject(s): American Songs, Songs (Medium voice) with piano
Stephen Foster was the famous American composer who wrote songs about the South. Foster was born in Lawrenceville, Pennsylvania in 1826.
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Oh! Susana was one of his successful songs
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Stephen Foster was buried in Allegheny Cemetery in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. His grave is marked by a monument with an inscription from one of his songs, "Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair."