13 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s
13 records matching
An unnamed band performing an 'Old Favourites waltz' and 'Cadiz March' on Odeon, a major label, catalogue 44344.AI summary
Odeon 44344 Dance
Canaro, credited here on Odeon, was a prominent Argentine tango orchestra leader. This recording of 'Canaro' and 'Horizontes' represents the tango repertoire that defined his career in the 1920s and 1930s. Odeon was an international label with strong South American distribution.AI summary
Odeon OT143 Dance
Canaro performing two tango standards, *Sinfonía de Arrabal* and *A Quién le Puede Importar*, on an Odeon pressing. This is likely a reissue of an earlier tango recording; Canaro was a prominent Argentine bandleader and composer.AI summary
Odeon OT189 Dance
The Erich Zimmermann band recorded two dance selections on Odeon, a German pressing of the early 1920s; the B-side is in German.AI summary
Odeon 312615 Dance
Fresedo, a legendary Argentine tango musician and composer, recorded 'Caminito' — one of the most famous tango standards — for Odeon; 'Caminito' was Fresedo's own composition and signature piece.AI summary
Odeon 5151 Dance
Harry Roy and his band, with The Cage in the Window and Lily of Laguna on Odeon 194028.AI summary
Odeon 194028 Dance
Harry Roy with Roy Rag and Casa Loma Stomp on Odeon 194159.AI summary
Odeon 194159 Dance
Harry Roy and his band, with I'd Rather Lead a Band and Let Yourself Go, two Irving Berlin songs of 1936, on Odeon OF5144.AI summary
Odeon OF5144 Dance
Credited to Madam Paull on Odeon 66232, two early dance novelty songs from the late 1920s or very early 1930s. The artist and label are obscure and the record cannot be reliably identified or valued.AI summary
Odeon 66232 Dance
Francisco Canaro's Orquesta Típica, one of the great Argentine tango orchestras, plays 'El adiós' and 'Paciencia' on Odeon.AI summary
Odeon OT165 Dance
Francisco Canaro was a leading tango bandleader of Buenos Aires; this Odeon disc pairs Como te quiero with Que le importa al mundo.AI summary
Odeon OT149 Dance
Raderman recorded "Toreadora" and "Why Did You Leave Me?" (Knecht) for Odeon catalogue 311952. Raderman is not identified in general reference, and these appear to be light orchestral or popular vocal material.AI summary
Odeon 311952 Dance
Sam Lanin and his orchestra recorded these two popular songs for the Odeon label, a German-owned but internationally distributed brand; the Dorsey Brothers' arrangement of 'Coquette' is notable.AI summary
Odeon O4072 Dance