Talk:Farewell Blues

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Sugar Foot Stomp

Removed from the cover versions section of the article:

Joe "King" Oliver – "Sugar Foot Stomp" (1928)

"Sugar Foot Stomp" is credited to Oliver/Melrose and is also the origin of Louis Armstrong's "Dippermouth Blues", both of which have been covered by many other jazz performers. There are melodic similarities with "Farwell Blues" but it's really not a clear "cover version". If there are notable sources connecting these compositions, it can re-added to the page with explanation. Otherwise it's just muddying the waters here. - ωεαşεζǫįδ 12:05, 10 May 2023 (UTC)[reply]

1923 Sound Recordings

There are 1923 sound recordings of this song by The Virginians and the Georgians that can be uploaded on January 1, 2024 since they will be public domain then. SDudley (talk) 14:24, 11 December 2023 (UTC)[reply]