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

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• Eric Foster

  1. APitman and his Wife at Seaside
  2. BJack and Geordie at the Smoking concert

  Eric Foster is an unidentified artist on Rena, a small British label, credited with two comic monologues with British working-class themes.AI summary

  Rena 174 Comic

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• Frank Lombard

  1. AThe agitator
  2. B(M Crosby) Archibald - Certainly Not

  Rena 1277

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• H M Scots Guards / Leggett

  1. AIl Bacio
  2. BSoftly Awakes My Heart

  A Ren label recording pairing two sentimental songs—"Il Bacio" (The Kiss) and "Softly Awakes My Heart" from *Samson and Delilah*—credited to the H.M. Scots Guards with soloist Leggett. Ren was a small British label of the 1920s–30s.AI summary

  Rena 1266 Instrumental

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• Harry Fay

  1. APut mon your old green bonnet
  2. BI do like to be beside the seaside

  Harry Fay recorded music-hall comedy songs for the small British label Rena in the late 1920s; this coupling — 'Put on Your Old Green Bonnet' and the classic novelty 'I Do Like to Be Beside the Seaside' — typifies the variety-hall repertoire.AI summary

  Rena 1121 Music Hall

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• Rena Military Band

  1. AAnvil Chorus
  2. BSelection for Il Trovatore

  The Rena Military Band recorded operatic selections and marches for the Ren label, an obscure British imprint. This record pairs two movements from Verdi's Il Trovatore.AI summary

  Rena 1075 Orchestra

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