5 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s
5 records matching
Edward Lloyd, a celebrated Victorian tenor (1845–1927), recorded 'Star of Bethlehem' for Gramophone & Typewriter Co., one of the earliest recording labels. Lloyd's voice was recorded in the very early years of the gramophone, when recording technology was primitive.AI summary
GCo 02139 Voice
Edward Lloyd, a British tenor of the Victorian era, performing 'The Holy City' (by Stephen Adams) on GCo (Gramophone Company); Lloyd was one of the most celebrated concert singers of the late 19th century.AI summary
GCo 02157 Voice
Harry Dearth singing 'Speed The Plough' on the Gramophone Company (GCo) label, catalogue 02762.AI summary
GCo 02762 Voice
Jones-Hudson performing 'Angels Ever Bright and Fair' on GCo; early hymn or sacred vocal recording from an unidentified artist.AI summary
GCo 03100 Voice
Perceval Allen singing the hymn 'God is a Spirit' on Gramophone Company (GCo) 04025, a sacred vocal recording from the early electrical era.AI summary
GCo 04025 Voice