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

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23 records matching

• Unattributed

  1. ANellie Dean
  2. BThora

  Nellie Dean and Thora on Britannic 0803, with no performer named.AI summary

  Britannic it0803 Voice

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• Anon

  1. ALittle Black Cupid
  2. BFlanagan's Night Off

  Little Black Cupid and Flanagan's Night Off on Britannic 0028.AI summary

  Britannic it0028 Jazz

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• Anon

  1. AI wonder if you'll miss me sometimes
  2. BJust Idle Dreams

  I Wonder If You'll Miss Me Sometimes and Just Idle Dreams on Britannic 0033, with no performer named.AI summary

  Britannic it0033 Voice

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• Anon

  1. AThrough the Green Valleys
  2. B(Band)La Reine de Saba

  Through the Green Valleys and, by a band, La Reine de Saba on Britannic 0256.AI summary

  Britannic it0256 Orchestra

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• Anon

  1. ATrue till Death
  2. BSing me to sleep

  Two popular song-ballads, 'True till Death' and 'Sing me to sleep', on Brunswick it0712, credited only to Anon.AI summary

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• Anon

  1. AAuction Sale at a Toyshop
  2. BPals good Pals

  Auction Sale at a Toyshop and Pals, Good Pals on Britannic 1250.AI summary

  Britannic it1250 Comic

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• Anon

  1. AHome Sweet Home sounds good to me
  2. BFeather Queen

  Home Sweet Home Sounds Good to Me and Feather Queen on Britannic 1419, with no performer named.AI summary

  Britannic it1419 Voice

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• Anon

  1. AMinstrel Record
  2. Bpart 2

  A minstrel record in two parts on Britannic 3653, with no performer named.AI summary

  Britannic it3653 Comic

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• Arthur Osmond

  1. AMy Wife's gone to the Country
  2. B(Anon)The chirpers

  Arthur Osmond with My Wife's Gone to the Country and, credited Anon, The Chirpers on Britannic 0132.AI summary

  Britannic it0132 Music Hall

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• Band

  1. AHarry Lauder Memories
  2. Bpart 2

  A band plays a Harry Lauder memories medley in two parts on Britannic 0019.AI summary

  Britannic it0019 Instrumental

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• Band

  1. ACome to the Ball
  2. BBlue Danube

  A band plays Come to the Ball and Blue Danube on Britannic 0026.AI summary

  Britannic it0026 Dance

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• Band

  1. AGhost of the Mayor
  2. B(2 sides)

  An unnamed band recorded two pieces for Brunswick Records, the novelty title 'Ghost of the Mayor', described as a two-sided piece; the identity of the band and the nature of the music are unclear.AI summary

  Britannic it610

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• Band

  1. ABeauties of Erin
  2. BMinnehaha

  A band plays Beauties of Erin and Minnehaha on Britannic 108.AI summary

  Britannic it108 Orchestra

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• Byron Harlan

  1. AIn the Evening by the Moonlight dear Louise
  2. BFarewell Nellie Mine

  Byron Harlan sings In the Evening by the Moonlight, Dear Louise and Farewell, Nellie Mine on Britannic 2307.AI summary

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• Choir

  1. ANearer my God to Thee
  2. BCalvary

  A choir sings Nearer My God to Thee and Calvary on Britannic 2340.AI summary

  Britannic it2340 Voice

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• Garde Republicaine Band

  1. AZampa Overture
  2. Bpart 2 (label artist probably incorrect)

  The Garde Républicaine Band play the Zampa overture in two parts on Britannic 101; the label's artist credit may be incorrect.AI summary

  Britannic it101 Instrumental

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• Harry Thornton

  1. AWhen the Mists have rolled away
  2. B(Anon)All hail the Power of Jesu's Name

  Harry Thornton sings When the Mists Have Rolled Away, with the hymn All Hail the Power of Jesu's Name on the reverse, on Britannic 0062.AI summary

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• Jack Charman

  1. AWe all go the same way Home
  2. B(Bells) Silver Bell (wrongly labelled Charman)

  Jack Charman with We All Go the Same Way Home on Britannic 3614, with Silver Bell on the reverse, which the label wrongly credits to Charman.AI summary

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• Pete Brown

  1. AAnywhere is alright when you're doing well
  2. BCaptain Gingah

  Pete Brown with Anywhere Is Alright When You're Doing Well and Captain Gingah on Britannic 3607.AI summary

  Britannic it3607 Music Hall

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• Peter Dawson

  1. AThe Bedouin's Love Song (05)
  2. B(wrongly labelled) [Blow Blow Thou Winter's Wind]

  Peter Dawson, the Australian bass-baritone, sings The Bedouin's Love Song on Britannic 2344. The reverse is labelled as Blow, Blow, Thou Winter's Wind.AI summary

  Britannic it2344 Voice

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• Philip Ritte

  1. AThora
  2. B(J Hudson) Nellie Dean

  Philip Ritte sings Thora and, with J. Hudson, Nellie Dean on Britannic 0060.AI summary

  Britannic it0060 Voice

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• Philip Ritte

  1. AThora
  2. B(G Watson) Just idle Dreams

  Philip Ritte performing two vocal songs on Brunswick Italian issue (catalogue it2320). The artist is not widely recorded, and the specific pressing details require verification.AI summary

  Britannic it2320 Voice

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• William Morgan

  1. AThe World wants men like you
  2. B(H Taylor)Ring down the curtain

  William Morgan sings The World Wants Men Like You and, credited H. Taylor, Ring Down the Curtain on Britannic 564.AI summary

  Britannic it564 Voice

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