10 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s
10 records matching
An early Topic 78 by Al Jeffery with Keep Talking and The Bridge Below the Town. Topic began life in 1939 as the record arm of the Workers' Music Association.AI summary
Topic TR100
Ewan MacColl, the folk singer and songwriter, with the traditional ballads Johnny of Breadisley and Henry Martin on Topic TR77.AI summary
Topic TR77
Ewan MacColl, the folk singer and songwriter, with Fitba' Crazy and The Banks of Sweet Dundee on Topic TRC102.AI summary
Topic TRC102
Ewan MacColl, the folk singer and songwriter, with Johnny Todd and Kosher Bailey's Engine on Topic TRC78.AI summary
Topic TRC78
Ewan MacColl was a Scottish folk singer, songwriter and political activist. Topic TRC97 ('Sixteen Tons' and 'The Swan Necked Valve') is from the Topic label, Britain's most important folk music publisher, and is collectable.AI summary
Topic TRC97 Country
Hylda Sims, of the skiffle group the City Ramblers, sings 'Nine Hundred Miles' and 'Round and Round the Picket Line' on Topic, the Workers' Music Association label. Topic 78s were pressed in small numbers.AI summary
Topic TRC101 Skiffle
Ramblin' Jack Elliott, the American folk singer and disciple of Woody Guthrie, sings 'Talking Miner Blues' and Guthrie's 'Pretty Boy Floyd' on Topic, the Workers' Music Association label, recorded during his years in Britain in the 1950s. Topic 78s were pressed in small numbers.AI summary
Topic TRC98 Country
Patrick Galvin recorded 'The Bonny Boy' and 'She Moved Through the Fair' for Topic Records. These are Irish traditional songs; Topic was a British folk label founded in 1953 dedicated to traditional and protest music.AI summary
Topic 67 Country
Patrick Galvin, the Cork poet and singer, with The Women Are Worse Than the Men and Whiskey in the Jar on Topic TRC83.AI summary
Topic TRC83
P. T. Kirpichek and V. P. Vinogradov on Topic 20, a Russian-language recording on a small British label.AI summary
Topic 20