21,561 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s
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Pinky Tomlin with Love Bug Will Bite You and I'm Just a Country Boy at Heart on Vocalion 544.AI summary
Vocalion 544 Voice
Pinky Tomlin, an American singer and actor, performing two country-flavoured novelty songs on Brunswick from the 1930s.AI summary
Brunswick 02716 Voice
Pinocchio performing 'I've Got No Strings' and 'Hi Diddle Dee Dee' on His Master's Voice BD822. These are novelty recordings or character performances of Disney's Pinocchio songs from the late 1930s.AI summary
His Master's Voice BD822 Comic
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A shellac disc by Pinza on the Columbia label, catalogue number 72826. The artist and titles are not recorded here, making this impossible to describe or value with confidence.AI summary
Columbia 72826
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A recording by Pinza for V-Disc, the U.S. military pressing label of World War II.AI summary
VDisc 413
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A side by Pinza on V-Disc 429, recorded for distribution to American servicemen during World War II.AI summary
VDisc 429 Opera
Pip Major McIntosh performs 'Far Over Stury' and a medley including '93rd's Farewell', 'Strathspey', 'Rose Among Heather', and 'Jenny Dang' on Imperial — a Scottish pipe or fiddle recording on an obscure label.AI summary
Imperial 878 Instrumental
The Pipes and Drums of the Scots Guards play Highland Cradle Song and Green Hills and, on the reverse, Flowers of the Forest and Lochaber No More on Beltona 2466.AI summary
Beltona 2466 Instrumental
Pipe Major Forsyth performing traditional Scottish pipe music 'Flowers of the Forest' and 'Barren Rocks of Aden' on Winner 2108.AI summary
Winner 2108 Instrumental
Pipe Major McIntosh recorded two traditional Scottish pipe marches—'Siege of Delhi' and a medley of reels ('Loch Katrine/Maggy Cameron/Duntroon')—for Imperial, catalogue 879; pipe bands were popular recording subjects in Britain throughout the 78rpm era.AI summary
Imperial 879 Instrumental
Plantation Orchestra performing two titles on Columbia — 'Smiling Joe' and 'Silver Rose' — likely from the 1920s–early 1930s, a period dance band.AI summary
Columbia 4185 Dance
Mercury 120
The Platters performing 'Beer Barrel Boogie' on Parlophone DP506, from the late 1950s when the group had achieved international chart success.AI summary
Parlophone DP506 Rock
The Playtime Dance Orchestra performing Scottish reels 'Highland Fling' and 'Sailor's Hornpipe' on Playtime, a small British budget label — likely from the 1920s or 1930s.AI summary
Playtime 246 Dance
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Pol Plancon, the renowned French baritone (1851–1914), recorded this aria from Gounod's Faust for HMV's acoustic catalogue. Plancon was one of the first great operatic voices to be recorded, and his discs remain historically important documents of late-19th-century vocal style.AI summary
His Master's Voice 032048 Opera
Pol Plancon singing 'Faust - Le Veau d'Or' (The Golden Calf) from Gounod's Faust on Victor, the celebrated French baritone recorded in the acoustic era.AI summary
Victor 81038 Opera
Pol Plançon sings 'Une puce gentille chez un Prince logeait' and 'Devant la Maison' on HMV DA340 — a duplicate of id 21591 in this collection. Both copies are the same pressing; one is the one to sell.AI summary
His Master's Voice DA340 Opera
Pol Plançon was a celebrated French bass admired for his technique and recorded extensively in the early 1900s; this disc preserves his performance of the 'Veau d'Or' aria from Gounod's Faust.AI summary
G&T 2-2663 Opera
Pol Plançon, a legendary French baritone of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, recorded the 'Mephistopheles Serenade' (Gounod, *Faust*) for Victor 81040. Plançon was one of the greatest singers of the acoustic era and his recordings are historically important.AI summary
Victor 81040 Opera
Pol Plancon, a legendary French bass from the turn of the 20th century, recorded sacred pieces 'Les Rameaux' and 'Crucifix' on His Master's Voice DB591 in collaboration with Enrico Caruso and Mario Journet.AI summary
His Master's Voice DB591 Opera
Pol Plancon was a celebrated French bass and one of the most prolific singers of the acoustic recording era (1900–1920). This His Master's Voice DB-series recording captures him singing two arias: "Grand Isi Grand Osiri" and "Qui sdego non s'accende" from Verdi's *Rigoletto*.AI summary
His Master's Voice DB657 Opera
Another early G&T recording by the French bass Pol Plançon, here singing an invocation from Mozart's The Magic Flute.AI summary
G&T Monarch 052090 Opera
Pol Plançon was one of the most admired operatic basses of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries; this G&T acoustic disc in the 052 celebrity series presents the aria 'Qui sdegno non s'accende' from The Magic Flute.AI summary
G&T Monarch 052117 Opera
Pol Plancon was one of the greatest French baritones of the late 19th century, a founding member of the Metropolitan Opera; this His Master's Voice 78 is a solo aria from Mascagni's 'L'amico Fritz', recorded in his later years.AI summary
His Master's Voice 032027 Opera
Pol Plancon (1851–1914) was a legendary French baritone of the operatic stage; this His Master's Voice recording preserves one of the last great singers of the 19th century, also noting the presence of Caruso and Journet on the reverse.AI summary
His Master's Voice DB591 Opera
Pol Plancon, a French baritone of the Belle Époque era, recorded 'Les Rameaux' and a 'Crucifix' duet with Enrico Caruso and Marcel Journet on His Master's Voice DB591.AI summary
His Master's Voice DB591 Opera
Pol Plançon, the celebrated French bass regarded as one of the finest of the late nineteenth century and a long-serving star of the Met and Covent Garden, sings a Mephistopheles song and 'Devant la Maison' on HMV DA340. Plançon's recordings are collected by admirers of the basso cantante tradition; his HMV DA-series pressings are electric-era reissues or transfers.AI summary
His Master's Voice DA340 Opera
Pola Negri, the silent-film star, recorded 'Black Eyes' and 'Farewell my Gypsy Camp' for His Master's Voice around the late 1920s. These are operetta or popular-song readings by a major international celebrity of the era, pressed in the UK.AI summary
His Master's Voice B3820 Voice
Pola Negri, the Polish-born film star of the silent era, sings 'Farewell My Gypsy Camp' and 'Black Eyes' on His Master's Voice, her only significant recording activity.AI summary
His Master's Voice B3820 Voice
The Police Band Birmingham recorded two march and light-orchestral pieces for Regal 7716, likely 1920s–1930s. British police and military bands are collected by enthusiasts of period instrumentation and local music history.AI summary
Regal 7716 Orchestra
Columbia 3611 Dance
Polla credited on Columbia, performing popular sentimental material of the late 1920s with orchestral accompaniment.AI summary
Columbia 3613 Voice
Polla (artist name unverified) on two popular songs, 'Kickin the Clouds away' and 'Why do I love you', from Columbia's 3000 series around 1925. Nothing is known of this performer or these performances.AI summary
Columbia 3694 Voice
Pollack (likely Ben Pollack or his orchestra) on Victor 22089 performing dance numbers of the late 1920s.AI summary
Victor 22089 Dance
Pollock recorded 'When Day Is Done' and 'Who'll Be the One' for Guardsman 2034. Guardsman was a minor British label of the 1920s-30s.AI summary
Guardsman 2034
Guardsman 2055
The Poluski Brothers on two novelty or popular numbers, Misunderstood and Sue, on Columbia 1804.AI summary
Columbia 1804 Voice
Pope Pius XII with a papal blessing and a prayer for peace on RCA E6530.AI summary
RCA E6530 Personalities (Prs)
Popesco performing two movements from Rimsky-Korsakov's *Scheherazade* on Saturne, a French label of the 1930s; the Saturne catalogue numbering and locality suggest this is a French or Continental European pressing.AI summary
SaturnePS PS3 Classical
Popeye recorded 'Tiger Rag' and 'Nobody's Sweetheart' for Decca (F6148) in the 1930s. This is likely novelty material tied to the cartoon character, rather than a jazz classic.AI summary
Decca F6148 Instrumental
Rex 9314 Personalities (Prs)
Porter's Blue Devils recorded 'Somebody's Wrong' and 'Linger Awhile' for Winner Records (3977), a British dance label of the 1920s–30s. The Blue Devils were a minor dance outfit of that era.AI summary
Winner 3977 Dance
A potted medley credited to Potpourri, featuring Abbey, Whelan, Gwynne, Fillis, Carlisle and Gordon—a compilation of vaudeville stars—for Imperial, catalogue 2359, from the 1920s.AI summary
Imperial 2359 Music Hall
Preston Jackson, the Chicago jazz trombonist, with 'Harmony Blues' and 'It's Tight Jim' on Century.AI summary
Century 3014 Jazz
Oly 3017
Váša Příhoda, the Czech violin virtuoso, plays Raff's 'Cavatina' and his own 'Menuett im alten Stil' on Siemens Spezial.AI summary
Siemens Spezial 67880 Classical
Primo Scala and the Happy Holidaymakers play Holiday Time in two parts on Embassy HT106/7.AI summary
EmbHT HT106/7 Dance