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Fun song about the new discovery of King Tutankhamun in 1922.
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Clever song with great Trumpet playing by the Rubeville Tuners. Dale Wimbrow also wrote a poem called "The Guy in the Glass".
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Common song about the South having a better place to live than other areas of the United States.
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Interesting song from a musical and movie regarding the Rif Fighters in Morocco.
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Another nice sound from Jack Stillman's Orchestra.
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Another song about train wrecks sung by the wonderful tenor Vernon Dalhart.
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Electric recording of an orchestra based in New York City.
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Real Country Music from the 1920's with Harmonica and Jew's Harp.
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One of many musical groups by Nathan Glantz.
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The first Diamond Disc Record I heard and the song that started me into the music restoration business.
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Nice Jazz number from a very popular music writer and publisher.
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Incredible accordion playing by the Irish Dutchmen.
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Another great song with Tom Stacks as the singer.
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Another popular Charleston song by a real Southern Jazz Group.
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Great Version of the classic College song.
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Classic Song sung by the "Cowboy Baritone".
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Classic Early Blues Song (Instrumental) by a great arranger of music.
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Jazz song with Animal Sounds by Dave Kaplan.
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Fun Jazz sound from 1927 with great trumpet solos'.
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Nice Jazz number from a well-known Orchestra led by B.A. Rolfe.
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Early Blues Song sung by a Vaudeville Star
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Great Classic Song from the 1920's played by a well-known Orchestra Leader.
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Social Commentary in a humorous manner from the Radio Happiness Boys.
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Conductor was Louis Katzman who had a long musical career.
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Very Interesting Song Featuring Hot Ginger and Dynamite .
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Comedy song by the popular Happiness Boys.
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Nice Jazz Number with a Violin as the Main Instrument.
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Song about the new highway that was started in 1915 that connected Michigan to Florida.
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Sweetie can be a her or him in this song.
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Merry Sparklers was an Edison In-House Band.
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Another great Vocal from the very popular Vernon Dalhart.
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Fun song with wonderful lyrics by Tom Stacks. Growling Trumpet from Earl Oliver.
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Nice Vocal from Oreste Migliaccio's Queensland Orchestra located in Brooklyn, New York.
Great Dance music !
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Another great Musical Group from Harry Reser playing a Popular Jazz Song.
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Early Jazz music from the Band Leader Vincent Lopez in the Original Dixieland Jazz Group's Style.
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Well Known Song recorded when it was new by very talented Jazz Musicians.
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Classic Jazz number played by great Musicians.
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Novelty Vaudeville Song from the Roaring 20's.
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Great Jazz from the Period when Jazz was first popular played by Excellent Musicians.
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Hot Jazz featuring Earl Oliver's Trumpet from the great 1920's Jazz Era
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Great Xylophone playing by George Green of this very popular 1923 Music.
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Heart Type of Song sung with great dictation. Lyrics still true today.
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Great Acoustical Recording with a Far East Sound by the Duke.
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Nice Edison Diamond Disc record with beginning damaged by 78 RPM Steel Needle Phonograph.
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Classic College Song from the late 1920's.
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Great Early Jazz Song with the classic chorus words.
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Minstrel Song from 1920 as this Type of Music was ending.
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2 Minute Edison cylinder sung in the year the song was written.
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Another Popular Harry Reser Record featuring Earl Oliver on Trumpet from 1926. This Podcast has both the Original Recording and a Special Version with extra Low Frequencies.
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Classic Rube Sketch from 1929 using the Edison Electric Recording Process.
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Sung by the Original Radio Girl Vaugh De Leath
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Sung in the High Tenor Voice that was popular in the late 1920's.
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Heart or Soul Song from the early 1920's that is still comforting to hear today.
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Sung by Happy Jack, this song gives a nice insight into the 1920's morals just before the Great Depression.
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Fast Moving Sound where you can "See" the fingers moving.
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Classic Piano Ragtime Song by Zez Confrey
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Great Trumpet and Sax sound from early Jazz Pioneers
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Novelty song from 1925 by Jones & Hare the Happiness Boys.
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Ukulele tune with Sound effects regarding Sadie Brown on the Boardwalk at the Shore.
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Classic Song now heard as did the listeners in the 1920's.
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Social Commentary on the Effects of the Great War or WW1 and as a follow up to the WW1 song Mademoiselle from Armentieres.
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This Group was an early Jazz group that recorded for Edison as the Broadway Dance Orchestra and was also known as the Vincent Lopez Orchestra.
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Irish Comedy for St Patrick's Day by the Empire Vaudeville Company.
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Even today this song is known to many people. Now you can heard the Music from the Original Group that first played this great song.
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George Reneau and Gene Austin as the Blueridge Duo singing a timeless Country Classic.
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Song telling Woman to Roll Down Their Stockings to Achieve the "Flapper Look".
Nice Jazz Sound from a small group of talented players.
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Timeless Song about the Tension between Men and Woman sung by an Early Blues Singer from 1919.
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This song is a "Coon" style of singing. Refer to Podcast #11 for info. This song has an early Rag-time sound to it and is a 2-Minute Cylinder Recording.
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Best Version of the "My New York" sung by Billy Jones with the Dave Kaplan Orchestra.
Early Electric Recording from the Edison Record Company.
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This song provides the Beliefs by the Local Tennessee people during the famous "Monkey Trial". A Movie was made about the trial with a Title "Inherit The Wind".
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Classic 20's Song from 1925 by the Golden Gate Orchestra
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Jazz song with Hot Ride-Out from 1923 by a famous early Jazz Pioneer.
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Stroh Violin played on an Edison Two Minute Record from 1906.
Includes four songs as a Medley.
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1923 Song with Interesting Jokes and Sung by the "Red Headed Music Maker" from Dixie-Land.
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Popular Record that helped to start the recording of Country Music from 1924.
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Music from a Broadway Musical song with Dark Humor.
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Parents find Son after becoming Successful and then Leave since they are Just Plain Folks!
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Early Country Music or Hillbilly Music as it was called at the Time.
Vocals with Harmonica, Violin, and Jew's Harp
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A Real Hot Song from 1926 with vocals by Tom Stacks
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This Edison Four Minute Blue Amberola Record can not be more authentic since the Singer is a Southern Civil War Veteran with a wonderful backup group.
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1925 Song played by one of the many Harry Reser Jazz Groups for the Edison Diamond Disc Records.
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Very Popular Song from 1923 with Extra Lyrics due to the Long Playing Time from the Edison Diamond Disc Record.
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Popular Song in the Northern USA after the Civil War describing William Sherman's "March to the Sea".
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Great Early Jazz Recording from the early Pioneers of this style of music. 1923
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Irishman wants to Marry an Indian Maiden and try's to win her Love.
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Classic 1920's Jazzy Sound with Ukulele from 1926.
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Classic comic song about what the Husband does when the Wife is Away. Made in 1908
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These is Noble Sissle's version of the first Blue's song that was recorded. This song was recorded in 1921.
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Very Early Banjo Song from one of the best Banjo Players ever. 1903
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Classic conflict between the Rich and Poor from the early 1900's
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Both a drinking song and statement that you were against the USA Prohibition act.
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Another Harry Reser Record with the Original and a Special Enhanced Version
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Song from 1907 telling his friends that the Bachelor Days are gone now.
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Cowboy song from 1907 when real Cowboys lived.
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Vaudeville Comedy Routine from the early 1900's. Still funny today!
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Yale University Football Song as originally sung.
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Strange dream sequence reflecting riches in life in the early 1900's.
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Well known song from the beginning of recorded sound.
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Minstrel Song performed by Bob Roberts without the Minstrel "Accent".
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Fast Paced Jazz version of the Blues Number Nobody Lied When They Said I Cried Over You, from 1922.
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Coon Song with important discussion. This song was later used as an early country song by Charles Poole.
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Early Jazz number featuring Trumpet Trills and other Hot Jazz sounds
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Song from 1900 featuring very Dark Humor.
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Well known song with words you haven't heard.
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Early Country song for the rural population.
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Country meets City in this Vaudeville Sketch from 1902.
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Lead Singer is a Civil War Veteran with African American Backup Singers. Great Example of spiritual southern music from the plantations.
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Early Crooning Style influenced by the New Radio Technology
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Electric Recording from the Later Edison Years. 1928
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Classic Scottish Song from 1907 with rolling "R's"
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