7 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s
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The Scots Guards perform 'Serenade d'Amour' on Beka 2860. Beka was a small German-origin label with British distribution active in the 1900s–1910s; standard military band acoustic pressing of light sentimental repertoire.AI summary
Beka 2860 Orchestra
The HM Scots Guards band recorded 'Wedding Bells' for Beka, a small British label, likely in the early 1920s based on the catalogue number.AI summary
Beka 2918 Orchestra
The Irish Guards Band, one of the British Army's most recorded military ensembles, recorded a 'Dairymaids selection' for Beka, catalogue 3107. Beka was a prominent British disc manufacturer until the mid-1920s, and military-band sides from this era are common.AI summary
Beka 3107 Orchestra
An orchestra performs 'Love and Youth' and 'Somewhere a Voice Is Calling' on Beka 35533. Beka was a German-origin label with British distribution active in the 1900s–1910s; standard acoustic orchestral pressing of popular ballad material.AI summary
Beka 35533 Orchestra
An orchestra performs the Fra Diavolo Overture by Auber in two parts on Beka 12598. Beka was a German-origin label with British distribution active in the 1900s–1910s; overture recordings on early Beka pressings are period acoustic items of modest specialist interest.AI summary
Beka 12598 Orchestra
An unidentified orchestra performed 'Florentiner March' and 'Indra March' on Beka 31619, an early German-manufactured issue.AI summary
Beka 31619 Orchestra
The Scots Guards Band recorded 'Polacco Picaroon' for Beka, a German label with British distribution in the early 1900s. Military and regimental band recordings on Beka are uncommon in British collections.AI summary
Beka 2809 Orchestra