10 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s
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J Roberts and H Thornton on Enc Records, a British acoustic-era label, with a mixed programme of popular and vocal items.AI summary
Encore 573 Misc.
Two performers (J Roberts and H Thornton) performing two medleys of sentimental and light classical material on Encore 579. The Encore label was a minor British imprint.AI summary
Encore 579 Instrumental
Two vocal items by V. Essex and H. Thornton, with band titles Glow-Worm and Uncle Oliver on the reverse, on Encore 563.AI summary
Encore 563 Orchestra
Ensemble recording credited to V Essex and H Thornton, featuring four pieces: 'Dear Heart/The Skipper' and a band medley of 'Darkies' Frolic' and 'Choristers Valse', on Encore catalogue 560/585.AI summary
Encore 560/585 Music Hall
An ensemble recording featuring V Essex and H Thornton performing 'Dear Heart/The Skipper' and a medley on Enc, a small British label.AI summary
Encore 560/585 Orchestra
V Essex and H Thornton on Enc Records, a British acoustic-era label, with a mixed programme of popular and vocal items.AI summary
Encore 560/585 Music Hall
An ensemble performance on Encore label, featuring pieces with titles now recognized as offensive period descriptions ('Niggers Holiday', 'Czarina', 'Kitchener')—a record that documents the casual racism of early 20th-century recording industry nomenclature.AI summary
Encore 585 Instrumental
A bell-solo recording (possibly handbells) on Encore, featuring arrangements of traditional and folk melodies; Encore was a small British label of the 1920s–30s.AI summary
Encore 561 Instrumental
The Encore Elite Orchestra was a house band for Encore Records, a small British label active in the 1920s. This medley of light orchestral and vocal pieces is typical of the era's cheap novelty sides.AI summary
Encore 585 Orchestra
An unidentified orchestra recorded 'Niggers Holiday' / 'Choristers' on one side and 'Czarina' / 'Kitchener' on the other for Encores (Enc), probably in the early 1920s. The first title reflects period naming conventions in dance and novelty music. Encores was a small British label.AI summary
Encore 585 Orchestra