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

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4 records matching

• Angelina Marco

  1. AThere's a new Star in Heaven tonight-Rudolph Valentino
  2. BI'm leaving you

  Angelina Marco sings There's a New Star in Heaven Tonight, a tribute to Rudolph Valentino, and I'm Leaving You on Harmony 240.AI summary

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• Duet

  1. AMississippi Dippy Dip
  2. B(Anon)Steamboat Bill

  A duet sings Mississippi Dippy Dip and, credited Anon, Steamboat Bill on Harmony 1005.AI summary

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• Friedman

  1. AWhat do I care my Sweetie turned me down
  2. B(Wynne)CoEd

  Friedman, credited on Harmony (catalogue 33), performing 'What Do I Care My Sweetie Turned Me Down' and Wynne's 'Co-Ed'. Limited information available about this artist.AI summary

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• Jack Hart

  1. AYou were meant for me
  2. BBroadway melody

  Jack Hart on Harmonic 845, performing 'You Were Meant for Me' and 'Broadway Melody'. Harmonic was an obscure British budget label. Hart's identity and recording history are not established.AI summary

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