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

15 records matching

Adelaide Newman
1. ASpanish Dance No 8
2. BMoto Perpetuo
Adelaide Newman plays Spanish Dance No. 8 and Moto Perpetuo on Sterno 1547.AI summary

Sterno 1547 Instrumental
Bertini Band
1. ASweetheart
2. BWhistling
Bertini Band on St (Sterno) Records 898; instrumental or light orchestral material from an obscure British label.AI summary

Sterno 898 Instrumental
Charlie Kunz Band
1. AClap hands here comes Charlie
2. BI taught her how to play
The Charlie Kunz band with Clap Hands Here Comes Charlie and I Taught Her How to Play on Sterno 1530.AI summary

Sterno 1530 Instrumental
Electric Automatic Organ
1. AParade of the Tin Soldiers
2. BClock Makers Dream
An electric automatic organ played 'Parade of the Tin Soldiers' and 'Clock Makers Dream' on St (Sterno), a minor British label, likely 1930s.AI summary

Sterno 810 Instrumental
F Browne
1. ACheer up & smile
2. BDance of the Wooden Shoes
F. Browne with Cheer Up and Smile and Dance of the Wooden Shoes on Sterno 434.AI summary

Sterno 434 Instrumental
G Foster
1. AThrough
2. BPagan Love Song
G Foster performing light orchestral repertoire on an unidentified 'St' label in what appears to be the mid-1930s.AI summary

Sterno 243 Instrumental
Kunz
1. AIsn't it heavenly
2. BReflections in the Water
Kunz with Isn't It Heavenly and Reflections in the Water on Sterno 1240.AI summary

Sterno 1240 Instrumental
New Melody Boys
1. ATwo little Girls in blue/In the Shade of the old Apple Tree
2. BDaisy Bell/After the Ball
New Melody Boys on St Records, a British label, performing a medley of turn-of-the-century popular songs.AI summary

Sterno 920 Instrumental
Pacey Trio
1. AEvensong
2. BUn peu d'amour
The Pacey Trio, credited on the St label with two light popular songs, appears to be a minor British group of the interwar period. Very little is known of this act beyond this and possibly one or two other recordings.AI summary

Sterno 652 Instrumental
Pierre Fol & his quintette of strings
1. ASerenade
2. BSouvenir
Pierre Fol and his Quintette of Strings on St 1330, performing two sentimental instrumental miniatures. Fol was a minor European musician of the 1930s–1940s era.AI summary

Sterno 1330 Instrumental
Reginald Dixon
1. ALilac Time selection
2. Bpart 2
Reginald Dixon on Sterno Records with two selections from 'Lilac Time'—Dixon was a noted British organist; this is likely a light-music or theatre-organ recording.AI summary

Sterno 8030 Instrumental
Reginald Dixon
1. AI was true
2. BHome
Reginald Dixon, the Blackpool Tower organist, plays 'I Was True' and 'Home' on Sterno, a British label of the early 1930s.AI summary

Sterno 903 Instrumental
Reginald Dixon
1. ALeslie Stuart selection
2. B2 sides
Reginald Dixon, the Blackpool Tower organist, plays a Leslie Stuart selection in two sides on Sterno 927.AI summary

Sterno 927 Instrumental
Royal Horse Guards Blues
1. AChristmas Melodies by the Fireside
2. Bpt2
Military music recorded by the Royal Horse Guards Blues, a ceremonial military band; the label 'St' (likely Sterno or similar small imprint) is not clearly identified.AI summary

Sterno 544 Instrumental
Ten Apaches
1. ALady of Madrid
2. BSidonie
Ten Apaches performing Spanish-flavoured light music on an unidentified 'St' label, catalogue number suggesting the mid-1930s.AI summary

Sterno 1452 Instrumental