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

5 records matching

Band
1. ABells of St Malo
2. BRegimental Flag March
A band recording 'Bells of St Malo' and 'Regimental Flag March' on Arrow Records A9, a small British label.AI summary

Arrow A9 Orchestra
Billy Williams
1. AWhen father papered the parlour
2. BWhy can't we have the sea in London?
Billy Williams on Arrow Records with two comic-song sides: 'When Father Papered the Parlour' and 'Why Can't We Have the Sea in London?'AI summary

Arrow 45 Music Hall
Harry Champion
1. AMr Knick Knock
2. BBoiled Beef and Carrots
'Boiled Beef and Carrots' is Harry Champion's most famous song, and this Arrow label pressing couples it with 'Mr Knick Knock'. Arrow was a small, short-lived British label of the 1910s and its catalogue is not well documented. A Champion title this well-known on a minor imprint is an unusual pairing, and Arrow issues are scarce simply by virtue of short pressings.AI summary

Arrow 74 Music Hall
Les Defreece Freres
1. ASerenade Titl
2. BAngels' serenade
Les Defreece Freres (The Defreece Brothers) recorded for Arrow, a small British label with very low catalogue numbers, suggesting 1920s production. No further information is readily available.AI summary

Arrow A26
Orchestra
1. ADollar Princess selection
2. BDollar Princess selection
An unnamed orchestra on Arrow (a minor British label) performing 'Dollar Princess Selection', a selection from the operetta. Early Arrow pressings are scarce.AI summary

Arrow A31 Orchestra