21,667 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s
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A dance band credited to Band on Inv, a British label of uncertain origin and period; the catalogue number is very low, suggesting an early pressing.AI summary
Invicta 191 Dance
An unnamed band performing two pieces on Scala, a minor British label: the instrumental 'Indian Dawn' and the popular song 'Why Do I Love You'.AI summary
Scala 7148 Orchestra
An orchestra performs 'Night Ride of the Cossacks' and 'Every Step towards Killarney' on the Scala label, catalogue 7180.AI summary
Scala 7180 Orchestra
A band recording of 'Semper Fidelis' (Sousa) on Crown label, catalogue number unrecorded. Crown was a British budget imprint of limited output.AI summary
Crown Orchestra
A band plays two Ländler, Oberpfälzer and Unterfränkischer, on Favorite 110463.AI summary
Favorite 110463 Instrumental
A dance band recorded Austrian-language titles 'Tiroler Holzhackerbuam' and 'Wien bleibt Wien' (Vienna stays Vienna) on the Favored label. Details of the band are not clear from the label alone.AI summary
Favorite 4123
A band performing 'Pantomime Favourites' parts 1 and 2 on Fav 63089.AI summary
Favorite 63089
An unnamed band on Rub (Rhubarb?) label, this pressing of 'The Season's Plums' (parts 1 and 2) is unidentified; the title and label are obscure.AI summary
Rub 138 Jazz
An unnamed military or brass band performing patriotic or ceremonial marches for the Rub label, a small or undocumented British imprint.AI summary
Rub 196 Orchestra
German-language dance or folk song, credited only to 'Band', on Rub 201, an obscure label. No artist or date information available.AI summary
Rub 201 Jazz
An unidentified band, performing 'Forget me not' and 'The Band plays' on the Rub label, catalogue number 347. No artist name or recording details are given.AI summary
Rub 347 Dance
An unnamed band on Rub label, this pressing of 'Darling Polka' and 'Holiday Chimes' is an instrumental dance or novelty recording from an obscure imprint.AI summary
Rub 351 Dance
Rub 5
A German band recording two marches on Rub, a cheap German label — 'A Frânesa' and 'Marche Lorraine' — likely from the 1920s–early 1930s. Marches were standard dance-band repertoire of the period.AI summary
Rub 8 Orchestra
Rub 9
An uncredited band performing American patriotic marches on Scala, a small British label; very early catalogue number.AI summary
Scala 12 Orchestra
Anonymous band recording 'Bells of St Malo' and 'Laughing Water' on Scala 17, a very early British label. The low catalogue number and period titles suggest early 1920s issue.AI summary
Scala 17 Orchestra
An unnamed band on Anon 5725, credited only as 'Band', performing two waltzes: 'Barcarolle Waltz' and 'Swinging Waltz'. No label name is given, only the catalogue number 5725.AI summary
Anon 5725 Dance
A band performing 'There's a Girl in Havana' and 'Oh You Beautiful Doll' on Scala, an obscure British label from the 1920s-1930s.AI summary
Scala 253 Dance
A band plays a Rigoletto quartet, with the Weist Hill Trio on Goodbye on the reverse, on Silvertone 156.AI summary
Silvertone 156 Orchestra
A band recording of 'Un Peu d'Amour' and 'Viva la Jota' on Sil, a minor British label. No artist name is given.AI summary
Silvertone 429 Music Hall
An unidentified band on Stan 529 — 'A Hunting Scene' and 'Smithy in the Wood.' Stan is a label untraced in standard references. Descriptive pieces of this kind — hunting scenes and woodland smithies — are typical of early Edwardian acoustic novelty recordings.AI summary
Standard 529 Instrumental
A band recording of 'Vimy Ridge March' and 'The Champion March' for Tow, catalogue 292, likely World War I era or immediately after.AI summary
Tower 292 Orchestra
Triumph 443 Personalities (Prs)
A band performance of 'Peer Gynt Suite No. 2' and 'Ballet Russe Czardas' on Victor, the American label; both are orchestral classical pieces, likely from the 1920s–1930s.AI summary
Victor A33 Orchestra
A dance band performing two waltzes on Whit 110, likely Whitney Records or a similar budget British label of the early 1930s.AI summary
Whit 110 Dance
An unidentified band recorded two light instrumental pieces on J. Bull, a minor British label of the 1920s–30s.AI summary
John Bull 13439 Instrumental
Band playing medley selections from Gilbert and Sullivan operettas—the Mikado and Yeomen of the Guard—on the obscure British label JBull 40020.AI summary
John Bull 40020 Orchestra
Credited to 'Band' on JBull Records, catalogue 40039, with 'Dancing with Ma Baby' and 'Inspiration'; unidentified dance ensemble on a minor British label.AI summary
John Bull 40039 Dance
A band plays Dreams of Ragtime and Moorland Flowers on John Bull 40398.AI summary
John Bull 40398 Dance
An unidentified band perform two instrumental pieces, 'Amoureuse' and 'Druid's Prayer', on JBull 40834, from an unknown era.AI summary
John Bull 40834 Instrumental
Band performance of 'Infernal March' and 'Noisy Bill' on J. Bull, a small British label of the early 1900s.AI summary
John Bull 40852 Instrumental
A band recording of 'Reminiscences of Wales', an orchestral medley in two parts, pressed on J. Bullough (JBull), a tiny British label. The orchestra is not identified.AI summary
John Bull 40994 Orchestra
An uncredited band performing two selections from the operetta 'The Chocolate Soldier' on J. Bull, an obscure British label; likely early 1900s–1910s.AI summary
John Bull 41020 Orchestra
A band performing waltz selections — 'Nicky March Waltz Dream' and 'Waltz Dreams' — on JBull 5031.AI summary
John Bull 5031 Orchestra
Unidentified band performing two classical/operatic pieces on JBull, a minor British imprint—a military march ('Church Parade') and 'Il Trovatore'. The ensemble and label are both undocumented in standard references.AI summary
John Bull 997 Orchestra
A band disc on HMV with the unusual catalogue designation 'souvenir', containing a 'Splinters' selection across two sides. The 'souvenir' catalogue is not a standard HMV commercial series and may indicate a promotional or limited pressing; physical examination is required.AI summary
His Master's Voice souvenir Dance
An unidentified band performing 'Give me a Tune to set me Dancin'' and 'Sentimental Baby', typical 1920s dance-band novelty and sentimental numbers. This HMV B5505 pressing is from the mainstream catalogue.AI summary
His Master's Voice B5505 Dance
A credited band performing 'Sunny Side up' and '(Busse) Like a Breath of Springtime' for His Master's Voice, typical 1920s–30s ballroom dance material.AI summary
His Master's Voice B5751 Dance
A band performance of 'Rocking Horse Parade' and 'Parade of the Wooden Soldiers', novelty or children's pieces from the 1920s–1930s, recorded for DuoB, an obscure small label.AI summary
Duophone B5027 Instrumental
A band plays Wood Nymphs and Hearts and Flowers on Duophone B5014.AI summary
Duophone B5014 Orchestra
An unnamed band performed 'El Abanico' and 'El Capitan' on DuoB 5030, an instrumental dance record from the early 1920s or earlier.AI summary
Duophone B5030 Instrumental
An unnamed band performing two light Continental pieces—"Oh Pimprinella" and "Ca c'est Paris"—on Parlophone E5803.AI summary
Parlophone E5803 Orchestra
Credited to Band on Exo, a small or obscure British label; instrumental pieces 'Battle of Magenta' and 'Under my Darling's Window'.AI summary
Exo 295 Instrumental
A band performance of 'Inno Pontificio' (Pontifical Hymn) on Concert, a small British label. The title suggests religious or ceremonial music.AI summary
Concert 54793 Orchestra
An unidentified band recorded two salon orchestral pieces for Eclipse, a minor British label of the early 1930s; light instrumental music.AI summary
Eclipse 99 Orchestra
A British band performing 'Reminiscences of Sullivan'—a medley of Gilbert and Sullivan favourites—on the Eclipse label. These military-band medleys were popular staples of the early 78rpm era.AI summary
Eclipse ipse109 Orchestra
An unnamed band on Eclipse ipse116, offering selections from the Edwardian musical *Our Miss Gibbs* and an intermezzo from *Cavalleria Rusticana*. Eclipse was a minor British label.AI summary
Eclipse ipse116 Orchestra