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

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• Albert Whelan

  1. ARippling Brook
  2. BWe all go oo ha ha together

  Albert Whelan, the distinguished British whistler and entertainer famous for his *Invicta* march, recorded two pieces on Eclipse: 'Rippling Brook' and 'We All Go Oo Ha Ha Together'. This appears to be from a later period in his career, likely the 1930s or 1940s.AI summary

  Eclipse 1 Personalities (Prs)

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• anon

  1. AThere was a crooked Man
  2. BMary had a little L:amb

  Anonymous nursery rhymes on Eclipse, a cheap early 1930s British label, catalogue number suggesting an early release in their series.AI summary

  Eclipse SC2 Personalities (Prs)

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• anon

  1. APat a Cake/Little Boy Blue
  2. BMazy Mary will you get up

  Anonymous performer(s) on Eclipse SC3 with nursery songs 'Pat a Cake' / 'Little Boy Blue' and 'Mazy Mary Will You Get Up'.AI summary

  Eclipse SC3 Personalities (Prs)

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• Leslie Holmes

  1. ASunday School Stories
  2. Bpart 2

  Leslie Holmes on Eclipse, performing 'Sunday School Stories' (parts 1 and 2). Eclipse was a minor British label of the early 1900s-1920s; Holmes is unrecognised.AI summary

  Eclipse 512 Personalities (Prs)

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• Leslie Sarony

  1. APuss
  2. BUp to his Eyes

  Eclipse 378 Personalities (Prs)

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