Lee Gabor: 49 books

Lee Gabor, M.Ed., is a national award winning educator. In August of 2002, she became a teacher at Silberstein Elementary School, Dallas ISD, Dallas, Texas. She had owned and operated her own business for 25 years before being drafted to teach. During the first week in the classroom of her Title 1...

In 1979, Virginia Bell Clarady and husband Lee Clarady, owners of The Cellar Door Restaurant on Stella Link in Houston, TX, decided to add a piano bar to their location. They invited pianist-vocalist Lee St.Clair Gabor to "open" the new venue and built a mirror-covered piano bar for her....

In 1979, pianist and vocalist Lee St.Clair Gabor opened The Cellar Door Piano Bar on Stella Link in Houston, Texas. Each month a party was held to celebrate the birthdays of customers and staff. They became the "Cellar Door Family." The parties were held according to dates of astrological...

When Lee St.Clair Carlson Gabor entertained in the piano bar at the Edgewater Hotel in Madison, WI, the PIGs club was born as a monthly girls night out. The idea continued when Lee moved to Houston, TX, to entertain at the Cellar Door on Stella Link. This ebook explains how the club started as well...

Growing up in the south United States, Lee Gabor has enjoyed lots of fried foods. This cookbook contains favorite recipes as well as other information on deep-fat frying. Chapters include: Using Cooking Oils, Chemical Structure of Oils, Temperature of Oils, Specific Cooking Oils, Dressing for Fried...

This song was written in the late 1970s for submission to a songwriting contest. Lee was among the winners. The theme is an old fashioned family reunion with lots of food and music. The lyrics appear in the novel "Texas Bootstomp Boogie." In the sheet music ebook, a lyric sheet is included for vocalists....

Lee wrote this in 1979 when performing piano and vocals at The Cellar Door in Houston and performed it throughout the U.S. The late Jimmy Baldridge and his band recorded it from the arrangement by Mr. Shelly Berg. In 2012/2013, Lee wrote a novel with the same title and based on the idea expressed...

Lee wrote this song in 1974 in Madison, WI. It begins with a spoken Introduction followed by four verses in which the vocalist, a pianist, dreams of playing songs and singing with Hank Williams and Elvis Presley in heaven and details the two star's inspirational words during the dream. Hank performs...

Parody lyrics are written for the two well-known songs, Willie Nelson's "Mamas, Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys," and Glenn Miller's "In The Mood." Only lyrics appear in the ebook. The music can be heard at YouTube. Both parodies were written when Lee entertained at The Cellar Door Piano Bar in Houston, TX.

This song was written in the 1970s when Lee performed at piano bars in Madison, WI. The lyrics were included in the novel "Texas Bootstomp Boogie," which she wrote in 2012-2013.

A very short song in the style of the famous "Happy Birthday," to be used for birthday celebrations. This song was written in the 1970s specifically upon request by a young lady who was celebrating her birthday in the piano bar in Madison, WI, at which Lee played piano and sang.

Written in the 1970s when Lee entertained in Madison, WI, this song, in the Key of F, is intended to be performed near the holiday. It is a request for a gift from Santa.

This inspirational type of song is in the Key of C. To help you change it to a key better for your performance, a Transposition Wheel template is included. You cut out the wheels and construct the product. Graphics give exaamples of the finished product and how to use a wheel. A Lyrics Only sheet is provided for vocalists and guitar chords are noted.

Written in the late 1970s, this Country-Western song is for piano and vocalist and includes chords that can be used by guitarists. This ballad is written in the key of C major and uses basic chords so instrumentalists can improvise. A lyrics only page is included for a vocalist who has learned the melody. A transposition wheel can be helpful to place song in a more convenient key.