21,670 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s
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Jacques Thibaud, the celebrated French violinist, recorded Claude Debussy's "La Fille aux Chevaux de Lin" and a waltz for His Master's Voice DA866. Thibaud was one of the great violinists of the early 20th century.AI summary
His Master's Voice DA866 Classical
Jacques Thibault (Thibauld), the celebrated French violinist, recorded Debussy's 'Petite Suite' arrangement for violin and orchestra on His Master's Voice DA620. These are chamber-orchestral performances from his extensive recording catalogue.AI summary
His Master's Voice DA620 Classical
A sound-effects recording titled 'Jaguar Car Depot' on Cuedisc, featuring car-moving sounds and church chimes, likely from the 1950s or 1960s as a library or novelty recording.AI summary
James Adam on Girmac 54, performing 'A Mile an a Bittock' and 'Tub Song'. These titles suggest Scottish traditional or novelty material. Girmac is an obscure and unidentified label.AI summary
Girmac 54 Personalities (Prs)
James Brown and the Famous Flames with 'Let's Make It' and 'Just Won't Do Right' on Federal, from his earliest years as a recording artist. American Federal 78s by James Brown are seldom found in Britain.AI summary
Federal 12289 Rock
James Brown, credited on Zonophone 116, recorded two instrumental pieces: 'Jack's the Lad' and 'Favourite Hornpipe'.AI summary
Zonophone 116 Instrumental
James Davis on Odeon 44650, performing two sentimental popular songs. Odeon was a major international label with a large British catalogue; Davis is not a major identified artist.AI summary
Odeon 44650 Voice
James Godden performs two novelty comedy songs on Favorite (Fav) 67010: "Hello, It's a Different Girl Again" and "The Song Without a Name," likely from the 1920s or early 1930s. Favorite was a minor British label and the artist is otherwise untraced.AI summary
Favorite 67010
James Hudson recorded 'Won't you waltz Home Sweet Home with me' and 'Remember Me to the Boys you see' for Invicta (Inv), catalogue 129; Invicta was a British label and Hudson is unidentified.AI summary
Invicta 129 Voice
James Hudson recorded traditional Irish and sentimental songs for Dac, a tiny and short-lived British label. Little is known of Hudson or the label's full catalogue.AI summary
Dacapo 239 Voice
James Hudson, a performer on J Bull (John Bull), a British label, performing music-hall or sentimental material on the theme of mining, a popular subject in British variety repertoire.AI summary
John Bull 41004 Music Hall
James Levy on Guardsman, performing two instrumental concert pieces: 'Cavatina' and 'Hungarian Dance'.AI summary
Guardsman 2031
James Levy plays Romance and Fantaisie hongroise on Guardsman 2032.AI summary
Guardsman 2032 Instrumental
James MacPhee, a Scottish performer, recorded the traditional tune 'Deidre's Farewell to Scotland' for the Joint Broadcasting Committee label, catalogue 58.AI summary
Joint Broadcasting Committee 58 Instrumental
His Master's Voice B3469
James P. Johnson was an American stride piano master and composer, one of the founding figures of jazz piano; this Columbia disc captures his work in the late 1920s.AI summary
Columbia DB3495 Jazz
James P Johnson, the 'Father of Stride Piano' and composer of 'The Charleston', recorded 'Weeping Blues' and 'Worried and Lonesome Blues' on Columbia A3950. Johnson is one of the foundational figures of jazz piano, and his early 1920s Columbia sides are keenly sought by collectors of classic jazz and blues.AI summary
Columbia A3950 Jazz
James P Johnson was a pioneering African-American jazz pianist and composer, a key figure in stride piano and jazz composition. This Columbia electrical recording from the early 1930s captures him in his most creative period.AI summary
Columbia DB3495 Jazz
James Shand, the Scottish accordionist and dance-band leader, with The Piper's Wedding and St Bernard's Waltz on Beltona 2356.AI summary
Beltona 2356 Dance
Jamieson Dodds on Beka-M, a small British label, with two character or narrative songs from the early acoustic era.AI summary
Beka M111 Voice
Jamieson Dodds performed 'The Calf of Gold' and 'O Star of Eve' on Beka M48. This is a classical or operatic recording on an early German Beka label, likely from the 1900s-10s.AI summary
Beka M48 Opera
Jamieson Dodds sings Lord God of Abraham from Mendelssohn's Elijah and It Is Enough on Beka M63.AI summary
Beka M63 Classical
Jamieson Dodds was a British singer, and "Glorious Devon" is a patriotic vocal number. This Parlophone pressing, catalogued as Master 2-944, dates from the early era of electrical recording.AI summary
Parlophon Master 2-944? Voice
Beka 143
Jan August with Jamboree and Rhumba Bells on Oriole CB1211.AI summary
Oriole CB1211 Instrumental
Jan August and the Harmonicats with Bewitched and Blue Prelude on Mercury 5399.AI summary
Mercury 5399 Instrumental
Jan Garber was a popular American bandleader prominent in the 1920s and early 1930s; this Columbia side performs two Italian-influenced numbers — 'O Sole Mio' (the Neapolitan standard) and 'Granny'.AI summary
Columbia 3115 Dance
Jan Garber and his band with I Poured My Heart into a Song and Old-Fashioned Tune Is Always New on Vocalion 4900.AI summary
Vocalion 4900 Dance
Jan Kubelík, the Czech violin virtuoso, plays Drdla's 'Souvenir', with the tenor Alessandro Bonci singing 'La donna è mobile' on the reverse, on Fonotipia.AI summary
Fonotipia 1880 Classical
Jan Kubelik was a Czech virtuoso violinist of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Fonotipia 1143, recording Drdla's 'Souvenir' and 'Serenade', is an acoustic recording of a major concert artist.AI summary
Fonotipia 1143 Classical
Jan Kubelik, Czech virtuoso violinist. Gramophone Company 07980, recording 'Souvenir', is from the acoustic era and documents a major concert artist.AI summary
Gramophone Company 07980 Classical
Jan Kubelik, one of the leading violin virtuosi of the early 20th century, is heard here in a violin arrangement of music from Bizet's Carmen on an early G&T pressing.AI summary
G&T 7968 Classical
Jan Kubelik, a celebrated violin virtuoso of the early 20th century, recorded this arrangement from the sextet of Lucia di Lammermoor for G&T.AI summary
G&T 7957 Classical
Jan Kubelik was a celebrated Czech violinist and composer of the early 20th century; this HMV recording of Sarasate's Spanish Dance captures the virtuoso repertoire that defined his career.AI summary
His Master's Voice 07988 Classical
Jan Kubelik, the renowned Czech violinist, performing a violin serenade for His Master's Voice. Kubelik was an internationally celebrated virtuoso of the early 20th century, and this is a classical chamber recording from the acoustic or early electrical era.AI summary
His Master's Voice 07951 Classical
Jan Kubelik, the celebrated Czech violinist and composer (1880–1940), recorded extensively for His Master's Voice; this disc couples the Handel Sonata No. 6 across two sides of an early electrical HMV release.AI summary
His Master's Voice 2-07902 Classical
Jan Kubelik, the Czech virtuoso violinist, performed Sarasate's 'Zigeunerweisen' on His Master's Voice 07982.AI summary
His Master's Voice 07982 Classical
Jan Kubelik, the renowned Czech violinist, performing 'Romanza Andaluza' on His Master's Voice 2-07904, a solo instrumental recording from the early 78 era.AI summary
His Master's Voice 2-07904 Instrumental
Jan Kubelík, the renowned Czech violinist, recorded the Romanza Andaluza for His Master's Voice in the acoustic era. Kubelík (1880–1940) was one of the most celebrated string players of his generation, and his early recordings are prized by classical collectors.AI summary
His Master's Voice 2-07904 Classical
Jan Kubelik, the Czech violinist and composer, performing his virtuoso showpiece Perpetuum Mobile on Victor 74257, recorded during the early electrical era.AI summary
Victor 74257 Classical
Jan Kubelik, Czech virtuoso violinist. Fonotipia 7941 records 'Souvenir' and 'Serenata', acoustic recordings of a major concert artist.AI summary
Fonotipia 7941 Classical
Jan Peerce, the American tenor and later *Fiddler on the Roof* star, recorded the romantic vocal standards "Trees" and "Sylvia" for Royale Records.AI summary
Royale 1829 Voice
The Jan Ralfini band recorded 'On with the Show' for Regal Records in 1929, representing British dance music of the late 1920s.AI summary
Regal G9318 Dance
Jan Ralfini band on 'On with the show 1929', a British Regal release capturing the dance-band sound of the late 1920s.AI summary
Regal G9318 Dance
Jan Ralfini's orchestra is not well-documented. This St (Star?) label side, numbered 670, pairs 'Sing holly' and the traditional drinking song 'Drink brothers drink', likely from the 1930s–40s on a budget or regional imprint.AI summary
Sterno 670 Orchestra
Jan Ralfini Band performing 'Cuban Love Song' and 'Dancing with Tears in My Eyes' on St 498, a British label of uncertain provenance.AI summary
Sterno 498 Dance
Jan Rudenyi on Zonophone 968, performing 'Traumerei' and 'The Wren Polka'. Zonophone was a budget British label active from the 1900s through the 1930s; this pressing likely dates from the 1920s-30s.AI summary
Zonophone 968 Instrumental
Jan Rudenyi recorded 'Annie Laurie' and 'Love's Old Sweet Song' for Silvertone, a budget British label of the 1920s–30s; neither artist nor recording is well documented.AI summary
Silvertone 192 Instrumental