7 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s
7 records matching
B. Tinley on Peacan Records performing 'Language of Love' (with A. Rowley's 'Jog Along') — an unidentified vocalist on an obscure British label, likely 1920s-30s.AI summary
Peacock 125 Voice
D Kirkby recorded 'Whistler & His Dog' and 'My Old Kentucky Home' for Pea Records, a minor British label. 'Whistler & His Dog' was a novelty favourite; this appears to be early 1900s–1920s sentimental material.AI summary
Peacock 101 Instrumental
Kinsman with Peter and Learn to Croon on Peacock 140.AI summary
Peacock 140 Dance
A small-label vocal recording credited to Lipton on Pea, a British imprint of which little is known. The artist is unidentifiable from standard reference and may be a pseudonym or regional performer.AI summary
Peacock 624 Voice
A military band performing 'Kilties Kourtship' and 'Old Comrades' on Pea, an unidentified British label.AI summary
Peacock 118 Orchestra
Ron Alderly performing on Peacock P153. Both artist and label are unrecognised; the Peacock label and catalogue number are obscure.AI summary
Peacock P153
Sydney Barclay, a singer of the acoustic era, recorded 'Love's Old Sweet Song' and 'Father O'Flynn' for the Peacock label around the 1920s. Peacock was a short-lived British imprint and copies are uncommon.AI summary
Peacock P149 Voice