34 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s
34 records matching
Accordeon Band performing "Flower of Spain" and "Ziganette" on Dur 28, a small or short-lived British label. The accordion band repertoire suggests European dance and folk influences.AI summary
Durium 28 Dance
An unidentified band recorded 'The Sun Has Got His Hat On' (Noel Gay's 1932 novelty hit) and 'Hand Me Down My Walkin' Cane' for Dur, a minor British label.AI summary
Durium 27 Dance
A band plays Why Waste Your Tears and Night Shall Be Filled with Music on Durium 34. Durium records were thin resin-coated discs, not shellac.AI summary
Durium 34 Dance
An unnamed band recorded 'I do like to see a Game of Football' and 'Underneath the Arches' for Dur 36, an unidentified label. Both titles are British music-hall standards, suggesting an early-to-mid 1920s date.AI summary
Durium 36 Music Hall
Credited only to 'Band' on Dur 38, performing 'Three's a Crowd' and 'Sweethearts for ever'; Dur was an obscure British label and the lack of artist name is unusual.AI summary
Durium 38 Dance
Band performing 'How are you' and 'When they're on the Love Parade' on Dur 39, an obscure British label.AI summary
Durium 39 Dance
Band on Dur, a small British label, performing 'You Loving Me' and 'Little Yvonne'.AI summary
Durium 43 Dance
An uncredited band performs two light novelty numbers on Dur, a small or obscure British label, catalogue 44.AI summary
Durium 44 Dance
A band plays Yes Mr Brown/Leave a Little for Me and If You Would Learn to Live on Durium F1. Durium records were thin resin-coated discs, not shellac.AI summary
Durium F1 Dance
A band performs 'What More Can I Ask' and 'Brighter Than the Sun' on Durham Music 1 — catalogue number 1 of an entirely unidentified label. The combination of an unrecognised label and the opening catalogue number makes this impossible to assess without further identification; it may be a private or very limited pressing.AI summary
Durium M1 Dance
Band instrumental on DurM 4, a British label of uncertain provenance.AI summary
Durium M4 Orchestra
An unidentified band performing two pieces—'Pallida Signora' and 'Alcala'—on DurT, an obscure British label with a very low catalogue number.AI summary
Durium T40 Orchestra
Carson Robison with Ev'rybody's Going but Me and Get Away Old Man on Durium 25. Durium records were thin resin-coated discs, not shellac.AI summary
Durium 25 Country
Carson Robison with Come Along with Me and Coming Round the Mountain on Durium 35. Durium records were thin resin-coated discs, not shellac.AI summary
Durium 35 Country
Downey performing two popular ballads on the Dur label, a minor British imprint. Dur was a short-lived budget label of the 1920s–30s; neither song is a major standard.AI summary
Durium 24 Voice
A Durium pressing comprising six discs of recordings by a dance band and Terry's quick-changers ensemble. Durium was a British budget label known for releasing multiple discs of compilation material.AI summary
Durium Dance
An easy French language course on Durium, in a set of six records.AI summary
Kyte on Dur 31. Dur was an obscure British label, likely short-lived, with an extremely low catalogue number suggesting an early pressing. The artist and titles are unidentified, and no further information is available.AI summary
Durium 31 Dance
Kyte recorded 'In a Shanty in Old Shanty Town' and 'This Is My Love Song' for Dur, a small British budget label of the 1920s–30s.AI summary
Durium 32 Voice
Kyte recorded 'Ooh That Kiss' and 'My Donna Rita' for Dur 40. The artist and label are not identified in standard references.AI summary
Durium 40 Dance
Kyte recorded 'Let's All Sing' and 'Venetian Lady' for Dur 42. The Dur label is unidentified; the artist and context are unknown.AI summary
Durium 42 Dance
A singer credited to 'Lally' on Dur, an unidentified British label.AI summary
Durium 10 Voice
Credited to Lally on Dur, a small British label of uncertain status, performing 'Goodnight little Girl' and 'I lost my Heart in Heidelberg'.AI summary
Durium 15 Dance
Lally with She Didn't Say Yes and Gypsy Moon on Durium 16. Durium records were thin resin-coated discs, not shellac.AI summary
Durium 16 Dance
Lally performs 'Round the Marble Arch' and 'It's that little extra something' on the Dur label, catalogue 17.AI summary
Durium 17 Voice
Lally recorded for Dur, an obscure British label of uncertain origin and date. Without further identification, this remains unattributed.AI summary
Durium 22 Dance
Lally recorded 'Silver Hair & Heart of Gold' and 'Oi Song' on the Dur label, a small British budget marque of uncertain date.AI summary
Durium 29 Dance
Lally with Why Be So Unkind to Me and We All Wanna Know Why on Durium 30. Durium records were thin resin-coated discs, not shellac.AI summary
Durium 30 Dance
McGovern on Durtain 20, with 'Every Day's a Lucky Day' and 'Five Minutes to Twelve' — unidentified vocalist on a small, short-lived British label, early 1930s.AI summary
Durium 20 Voice
An anonymous orchestra performing a continental operetta waltz on Dur, an unrecognised small British label with a very low catalogue number.AI summary
Durium 33 Orchestra
An orchestra performing Italian national marches, 'Marcia reale Italiana' and 'Giovinezza', on DurT (24); a patriotic Italian recording, possibly from the fascist period, on an obscure label.AI summary
Durium T24 Orchestra
The Queen's Royal Regiment Band performs 'Major General Thing a Me Bob' and 'Standchen' on Dur, a very obscure British label — a rare military band recording.AI summary
Durium 26 Orchestra
Stone performing 'One more Kiss' and 'By the Fireside' on Dur, an obscure British label, catalogue 0.AI summary
Durium Voice
An artist credited as Stone recorded 'It Ain't No Fault of Mine' and 'Echo of a Song' for Dur, a label and artist both otherwise untraced in standard discographies. Very little is known of this recording.AI summary
Durium 19 Dance