9 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s
9 records matching
An anonymous artist performs 'The Skaters' Waltz' and 'Pretty Pond Lilies' on the Star label, catalogue 37. Star is an unidentified label; the very low catalogue number and anonymous artist make this impossible to assess without further identification.AI summary
Star 37 Orchestra
Evelyn Clarke performing 'There is Nothing New to Tell You' and 'J'attendrai', the haunting French song, on the Star label, a Decca subsidiary, dated December 1942.AI summary
Star (Dec1942) Voice
John Bardsley performing 'Queen of the Earth' and 'Silver Threads among the Gold' on Star 162, a minor British label.AI summary
Star 162 Voice
An uncredited orchestra recorded 'Midshipman Easy Spanish Hornpipe' for Star, catalogue number 1, indicating an extremely early pressing from this obscure British label.AI summary
Star 1 Orchestra
Orchestra piece performing the finale from the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta Midshipmam Easy, recorded on the Star label, a minor British imprint of the early acoustic era.AI summary
Star 2 Orchestra
An unidentified orchestra on Star Records performing 'Midshipmite Easy', part 1. Star was a small British label; the catalogue number '3' suggests it was either very short-lived or early in its numbering.AI summary
Star 3 Orchestra
Orchestra performing the Spanish Comedy Overture on Star Records catalogue 5. Neither conductor nor orchestra is identified.AI summary
Star 5 Orchestra
A 14-inch orchestral recording by J Bath and orchestra on Star Records, an obscure British label, performing light classical/orchestral repertoire.AI summary
Star 4 Orchestra
A quartet performing 'Songe d'Automne' and selections from 'Tales of Hoffmann' on the Star label, likely from the acoustic or early electric era.AI summary
Star 160 Classical