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

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4 records matching

• anon singer

  1. ALawd you made the night too long
  2. BSongs that are old

  Anonymous singer on Musicmaster, a small British label, with two untraceable blues-inflected vocal titles.AI summary

  Musicmaster 1002 Voice

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• anon singer

  1. ANazareth

  An anonymous singer recorded 'Nazareth', a hymn by Philip Bliss, for Columbia in the very early 1920s; the recording number suggests one of Columbia's earliest issues.AI summary

  Columbia 197 Voice

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• anon singer

  1. ASweetest gitl in Monterey

  An anonymous singer performs 'Sweetest Girl in Monterey' on Little Wonder 223, a British novelty label of the 1920s known for very short runs and obscure pressings.AI summary

  Little Wonder 223 Voice

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  1. AAraby

  An unnamed singer performing popular song on Little Wonder, a small British budget label.AI summary

  Little Wonder 214 Voice

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