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GUEST,fiddler434 02 Jul 07 - 01:21 AM
Peace 02 Jul 07 - 01:39 AM
Joe Offer 02 Jul 07 - 02:19 AM
Joe Offer 02 Jul 07 - 02:33 AM
cetmst 02 Jul 07 - 07:29 AM
Midchuck 02 Jul 07 - 11:53 AM
Q (Frank Staplin) 02 Jul 07 - 02:19 PM
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Subject: Tune Req: I'll meet you in the morning
From: GUEST,fiddler434
Date: 02 Jul 07 - 01:21 AM

Does anyone have a midi file for the Albert E. Brumley song
"I'll Meet you in the Morning"?

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Subject: RE: Tune Req: I'll meet you in the morning
From: Peace
Date: 02 Jul 07 - 01:39 AM

If it's the melody you need, fiddler, it is sung on YOUTUBE. Here's a link. I don't know how to make midi files. Perhaps someone who does will. Sorry I can't be of more help. Best to you.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ycV_XGwegoY

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Subject: RE: Tune Req: I'll meet you in the morning (Brumley)
From: Joe Offer
Date: 02 Jul 07 - 02:19 AM

Hi, Fiddler-
It's not an easy song to transcribe, but I can get one done Tuesday. It's sleepytime in California now, and I'm gone all Monday.
If I don't get one posted by the end of the day Tuesday, send me a reminder by e-mail.
-Joe Offer-
joe@mudcat.org

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Subject: RE: Tune Req: I'll meet you in the morning (Brumle
From: Joe Offer
Date: 02 Jul 07 - 02:33 AM

I'll Meet You in the Morning
(Albert E. Brumley, 1936)

I will meet you in the morning, by the bright riverside,
When all sorrow has drifted away;
I'll be standing at the portals, when the gates open wide,
At the close of life's long, dreary day.

CHORUS:
I'll meet you in the morning
With a "How do you do"
And we'll sit down by the river
And with rapture "auld" acquaintance renew;
You'll know me in the morning,
By the smiles that I wear,
When I meet you in the morning
In the city that is built foursquare.

I will meet you in the morning, in the sweet by and by,
And exchange the old cross for a crown;
There will be no disappointments and nobody shall die,
In that land, when life's sun goeth down.
CHORUS

I will meet you in the morning, at the end of the way,
On the streets of that city of gold;
Where all can be together and be happy for aye,
While the years and the ages shall roll.
CHORUS

*date of publication is partly illegible - it's 1935 or 1936, I think (changed to 1936 per message below from cetmst).
from The Best of Albert E. Brumley songbook

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Subject: RE: Tune Req: I'll meet you in the morning (Brumley)
From: cetmst
Date: 02 Jul 07 - 07:29 AM

It is printed in "America's Memory Valley" by Albert E. Brumley and Sons, Inc., Powell MO, original copyright Albert E. Brumley/Hartford Music Company "Lights of Life", Hartford AK 1936. I have a page copied from somewhere which also has guitar chords, copyright renewal Albert E. Brumley and Sons 1964. "America's Memory Valley" is copyright 1992.
Joe Offer in a previous thread mentioned the use of some of Brumley's work in his Catholic Church service. Some of us in our Congregational Church here in New Hampshire have been pushing for inclusion of some of the older, folkier hymns in the service against the resistance of my wife as chair of the Music Committee and the pastor. The pastor has asked for a list of what people would like to sing but with no promise that he would use it. So far neighboring churches' use of "Life Is Like a Mountain Railway" and Bill Staines' "Place in the Choir" in memorial services have been the most we have heard. Am trying to have Jean Ritchie's "Now Is the Cool of the Day" used on Earth Day.

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Subject: RE: Tune Req: I'll meet you in the morning (Brumle
From: Midchuck
Date: 02 Jul 07 - 11:53 AM

When the Charles River Valley Boys were playing at the old Club 47 in Cambridge, MA, and I was in law school listening to them when I should have been studying (if I'd studied harder, I might have gotten into a big New York law firm and had an office in the top of the World Trade Center..), in the mid-sixties, they did a great version of this. Joe Val sang lead with a tenor that could shatter glass. They didn't record it, and I thought that version was lost forever, until I got given a demo CD of live cuts from the Newport Festival from '67 (I think) that had them doing it. It's one of my treasures. Now that you reminded me, I gotta go home and rip that cut to the computer so it won't get lost if the CD does.

Peter.

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Subject: RE: Tune Req: I'll meet you in the morning (Brumley)
From: Q (Frank Staplin)
Date: 02 Jul 07 - 02:19 PM

Found this dedication in "Songs That Tell a Story," Book no. 2, Arlen and Jackie Vaden, Southern Gospel Singers, Trumann, Arkansas.
Song No. 43, with sheet music.

"Dedicated to my wife, Goldie, and sons, Billey Joe, Albert E. Jr., Thomas Rexton, Robert Bartlett and Jackie Stamps- A. E. B."
Copyright 1936, by Hartford Music Co., in "Lights of Life" Albert E. Brumley.

The Vadens were regulars on WRVA, Richmond, VA., and XERF, Del Rio, Texas.

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Subject: RE: Tune Req: I'll meet you in the morning (Brumley)
From: GUEST,fiddler434
Date: 02 Jul 07 - 11:25 PM

Thank you all! Peace, I really appreciate the video.

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Subject: RE: Tune Req: I'll meet you in the morning (Brumley)
From: Peace
Date: 02 Jul 07 - 11:30 PM

Remember, Joe will be making a midi file of it. So hang in there.

Thank you very much for starting this thread. It's a neat song, and I have never heard it before.

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Subject: RE: Tune Req: I'll meet you in the morning (Brumle
From: Joe Offer
Date: 04 Jul 07 - 02:34 AM

OK, so I finished the MIDI, and it WAS a bear to transcribe.
Here's how the repeat goes in the chorus (high part in parentheses):


    I'll meet you in the morning (Meet you in the morning, meet you in the morning)
    With a "How do you do" (How do you do, how do you do)
    And we'll sit down by the river (sit down by the river, sit down by the river)
    And with rapture "auld" acquaintance renew; (Rapture our "auld" acquaintance renew)
    You'll know me in the morning, (Know me in the morning, know me in the morning)
    By the smiles that I wear, (Smiles that I wear, smiles that I wear)
    When I meet you in the morning (Meet you in the morning, meet you in the morning)
    In the city that is built foursquare. (City, city built, that city built foursquare)


Click to play (joeweb)

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Subject: RE: Tune Req: I'll meet you in the morning (Brumley)
From: sed
Date: 13 Apr 17 - 08:18 PM

The midi link isn't working:
http://www.jonbanjo.org/midi/iwillmeetyouinthemorning.mid
    Thanks for pointing that out. I fixed the link. It's now http://www.joe-offer.com/MudcatMIDI/banjomidi/iwillmeetyouinthemorning.mid
    -Joe Offer-

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