1922 When the Leaves Come Tumbling Down – Leo Feist Fox Trot Ballad World War II Carson combined his material from

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1922 When the Leaves Come Tumbling Down – Leo Feist Fox Trot Ballad World War II Carson combined his material fromWhen the Leaves Come Tumbling Down Feist Jazz Age Fox Trot Ballad Collectors Note A 1922 Leo Feist publication featuring the publishers early 1920s scroll motto, You cant go wrong with any Feist Song. A Jazz Age fox trot ballad that became one of Richard Howards early successes and was recorded the same year on the Victor label. Published in 1922 by Leo Feist, Inc., When the Leaves Come Tumbling Down reflects the transitional Jazz Age moment when