40 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s
40 records matching
Alex Lukos recorded 'Historical Memories of Great Men and Brave Soldiers', parts C and D, for Popular Records, a small British label.AI summary
Popular 712
Popular 1072
A band plays Reminiscences of Weber and Recollections of Gounod on Popular 26.AI summary
Popular 26 Orchestra
A band recording of two popular songs on the Popular (Pop) label, likely from the 1920s. The catalogue number and label suggest an early British or American pressing.AI summary
Popular 1207 Dance
Bob and Bert with Another Little Drink and, by H. Cove and M. Manson, If You Were the Only Girl in the World on Popular 724.AI summary
Popular 724 Voice
A Pop Records side documenting military assembly and departure, with the title evidently subject to historical censorship. Pop was a small British label of the early 1920s.AI summary
Popular 556
A Pop Records pressing (catalogue 556) carrying a censored or redacted title relating to military departure and naval action—likely a patriotic or war-related recording from the 1914–18 or 1939–45 period.AI summary
Popular 556
Charles Penrose on Pop 709 with 'I Couldn't Help Laughing' and 'A Nice Old Maid'. Penrose was a British music-hall comedian and vocalist, recorded in the 1920s and early 1930s, known for comic songs and novelty material.AI summary
Popular 709 Music Hall
Cove and Thompson with Monkey Parade and Abadaba Honeymoon on Popular 606.AI summary
Popular 606 Voice
David Brazell performing sacred and patriotic vocal music on Pop 227, a small British independent label. The catalogue number and repertoire suggest interwar era.AI summary
Popular 227 Voice
Donald McKay recorded two Scottish dance tunes—'The Broken Canter Jig' and 'Lochaber No More'—for Pop, a small British label.AI summary
Popular 222 Instrumental
A vocal duet on Popular 1009, credited only to "Duet" with two popular songs from the 1920s.AI summary
Popular 1009 Voice
Popular 1071 Personalities (Prs)
Elite Symphony Orchestra recorded "Traumdeale Waltz" and "The Butterfly" for Pop Records 32, a small British budget label.AI summary
Popular 32 Orchestra
Ella Retford was a music hall performer of the early twentieth century; here she sings They All Look Alike in Khaki on the Popular label, no. 875.AI summary
Popular 875 Music Hall
Fitz and Fritz, credited on Pop 615, performing 'Sprinkle Me with Kisses' and 'Jane' — novelty or comedy material of the early 1920s. Limited information available.AI summary
Popular 615 Comic
George Currie on Pop 1212, credited with 'Sally' and 'When You're Lonely'. Pop was a budget British label; artist is otherwise unidentified.AI summary
Popular 1212 Voice
Gus Harris with Abe-Ab'rams and Hi Hi, I'm Learning the Way to Fly on Popular 1033.AI summary
Popular 1033 Music Hall
H. Cove and W. Thompson with On the 5.15 and On My Way to Dublin Bay on Popular 594.AI summary
Popular 594 Voice
H Cove and W Thompson recorded 'Pick of the Family' and 'Mississippi Cabaret' for Popular 595. Popular was a minor British label of the 1920s.AI summary
Popular 595 Music Hall
H. Cove and W. Thompson with Minstrel Parade and Simple Melody on Popular 605.AI summary
Popular 605 Voice
H Cove and W Thompson performing 'Kkk Katy' and 'Mary dear' on the Pop label (919), an obscure British imprint.AI summary
Popular 919
Popular 889 Music Hall
Herr Steiner performing operatic tenor arias 'Walther's Prize Song' (from Die Meistersinger) and 'Rinaldo' for Pop 495, a budget British label.AI summary
Popular 495 Opera
Herr Steiner, a vocalist or musician, on Pop Records with two classical or sacred vocal pieces ('Ave Maria', 'Spring Song'); Pop was a minor British label.AI summary
Popular 498 Classical
Jack Charman recorded 'Up She Goes' and a Roberts composition for Pop Records, a minor British imprint. These appear to be comic or novelty songs.AI summary
Popular 88 Music Hall
Kate Moore recorded 'Hold Your Hand Out Naughty Boy' and '(Bartley) Get Out and Get Under' for Popular Records (544), a British label of the 1920s. Moore is not otherwise documented.AI summary
Popular 544 Music Hall
Nat Travers with There's No Friend Like Your Mother and Won't You Buy Some Beer on Popular 1036.AI summary
Popular 1036 Music Hall
A quintet performing 'Rainbow' and 'Golden Dream boat' on Pop, catalogue 1203. An unidentified ensemble on a small British label.AI summary
Popular 1203 Dance
Sam Mayo, the music hall comedian, with I Played My Concertina and I Feel Very Bad I Do on Popular 470.AI summary
Popular 470 Music Hall
A spoken recording on Pop 554 with 'How the Declaration of War Was Received in London' and a censored title, a documentary or novelty spoken record.AI summary
Popular 554
T O'Malley on Pop, an obscure British label, with Irish vocal material from an unidentified era.AI summary
Popular 601 Voice
T. Shirley with I Like Your Town and Sergeant Macadoo on Popular 645.AI summary
Popular 645 Voice
Ted Cowan performing comedy novelty songs on Pop 423, a marginal British label of the interwar years.AI summary
Popular 423 Comic
Tom Davie on Pop 294 with 'I'm 21 Today' and 'Liza Had Hold of My Hand', a British novelty or comic vocal recording from the 1920s–1930s on a small label.AI summary
Popular 294 Voice
Tom Lacey performing 'Inkey Pinkey Parley Vous' and 'Thuthie' on Polar, a small British label, novelty or music-hall material.AI summary
Popular 937 Music Hall
Tom Wilkins performing 'One of the Bhoys' and 'The Drug Stores' on Polar, a small British label.AI summary
Popular 168 Music Hall
Violet Essex recorded 'Little Princess Look Up' and 'No' for Pop, catalogue 338, likely 1920s.AI summary
Popular 338 Voice
Will Dunn recorded 'The Ragtime Navvy' and 'PC 49' for Pop 459, likely novelty or comic numbers from the 1930s. Pop was a small British label.AI summary
Popular 459 Music Hall
Will Thompson with Heart of Molly Malone and Blue Eyes on Popular 596.AI summary
Popular 596 Voice