Search results — 78rpm record catalogue

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

7 records matching

Anon
1. AMadame Butterfly of Nagasaki
2. BMy dear Bolero
Anonymous performers on the Eagle label 116, playing 'Madame Butterfly of Nagasaki' and 'My Dear Bolero', a novelty or light entertainment side.AI summary

Eagle 116 Dance
Anon
1. AApple Song
2. BLight Breeze
An anonymous recording of *Apple Song* and *Light Breeze* on Eagle, a small British label. No artist is identified and the titles are minor.AI summary

Eagle 87 Personalities (Prs)
Anon
1. ADreamy Tokyo
2. BStar of Love
An unidentified artist recorded two songs, "Dreamy Tokyo" and "Star of Love", for Eagle, a small British label.AI summary

Eagle 92 Personalities (Prs)
Anon
1. AChina Night
2. BHill of pure Heart
Two songs—'China Night' and 'Hill of Pure Heart'—credited to Anon on the Eagle label, catalogue 97, a British imprint.AI summary

Eagle 97 Personalities (Prs)
Dance band
1. ACairo
2. BIn my Gondola
Eagle 5665 Instrumental
Dude Martin
1. ABronco Buster
2. BRodeo Rose
Dude Martin recorded 'Bronco Buster' and 'Rodeo Rose' on Eagle, an obscure British label. The artist name and rodeo-themed titles suggest American Western or novelty material, though the label and pressing location are unclear.AI summary

Eagle 701 Country
Virgo and Thornton
1. AExcelsior
2. BThe moon hath raised
Virgo and Thornton on Eagle, a small British label of the 1920s–30s, performing light classical or parlour songs.AI summary

Eagle 5008 Personalities (Prs)