5 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s
5 records matching
De Wolfe's 'Old King Cole' and 'The Doll Shop' on Huds 1800. Huds was likely a small British label, though catalogue numbering suggests a modest output; the artist De Wolfe cannot be placed with confidence.AI summary
Hudson 1800
'Flutter of the Fan' coupled with music from 'White Horse Inn', the 1930 Austrian operetta that became a big London success the following year, credited to De Wolfe on the Hudson label.AI summary
Hudson 1392 Orchestra
Olive Groves recorded these two sentimental vocal numbers—'If I Might Only Come to You' and 'Mighty Lak' a Rose'—for the Hudsons label, a small British imprint of the acoustic or early electrical era. Groves is not documented in standard references.AI summary
Hudson WF531 Voice
An organ plays Softly Awakes My Heart and a Great Masters selection on Hudson 1811.AI summary
Hudson 1811 Instrumental
Rudy Starita performing 'Schön Rosmarin' (the famous Kreisler violin piece) and a comedic number on the obscure British Hud label.AI summary
Hudson 407 Instrumental