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4 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s

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4 records matching

• Ambassadors

  1. AIndian Love Call
  2. BRose Marie

  The Ambassadors with Indian Love Call and Rose Marie on Guardsman 1702.AI summary

  Guardsman 1702 Dance

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• Ambassadors

  1. AWhat do you do on Sunday,Mary?
  2. BOriental Love Dreams

  The Ambassadors on Vocalion Records with 'What do you do on Sunday, Mary?' and 'Oriental Love Dreams'.AI summary

  Vocalion X9467 Voice

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• Ambassadors

  1. ABy the Lake
  2. B(Jeffries)Leander

  The Ambassadors perform two novelty dance songs on Duo-Tone B5072: "By the Lake" and Jeffries's "Leander," likely from the 1920s. Duo-Tone was a minor British label.AI summary

  Duophone B5072 Dance

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• Ambassadors

  1. AHow many Hearts have you broken
  2. BUp

  The Ambassadors for Rex, performing 'How Many Hearts Have You Broken' and 'Up'. The group is unrecognised.AI summary

  Rex 10212 Dance

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