10 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s
10 records matching
An uncredited band recorded 'In the Shadows' and 'Luxemburg waltz' for Champ, catalogue 100, the first or among the first releases from this label.AI summary
Champion 100 Dance
Grace Ivell, an unidentified singer, on Champion Records 170: 'Sympathy' and 'Jewel Song' (H. Mulligan). No information is available on the artist; Champion was a small label.AI summary
Champion 170 Voice
Grace Ivell on Champ Records, a British small label, performing light vocal material from the 1920s–30s.AI summary
Champion 58 Voice
H Winters recorded for Cham (Champion Records), a cheap American label of the late 1920s and early 1930s, rarely seen in British collections today.AI summary
Champion 15368 Voice
Harry Bluff performing 'La la la la' and 'Yip-I-addy-I-ay' (a popular song by Jack Drislane and John H. Flynn) on the Champ label, catalogue 42. The artist Harry Bluff is not a known major recording name.AI summary
Champion 42 Voice
John Pidoux on Chappell (or Chappell & Co) G45, performing 'Redwing' and a song by Flynn. Chappell was a music publisher's label; very little is known of this artist or pressing.AI summary
Champion G45 Voice
Palace Guards Band on Chamberlin G153, performing Gilbert and Sullivan overtures. This appears to be a reissue of band material; Chamberlin was an obscure label.AI summary
Champion G153 Orchestra
Tex Ritter, the singing cowboy of film and radio, with 'Get Along Little Dogies' and 'Bill the Bar Fly' on Champion, a budget American label.AI summary
Champion 45191 Country
The Valley Inn Melody Boys on Cham 15074, a very obscure British budget label of uncertain date and origin. No reliable information is available about this artist or their recording history.AI summary
Champion 15074
Violet Essex on Champ Records, a British small label, performing light vocal material from the 1920s–30s era.AI summary
Champion 162 Voice