Alf Gordon

AOne & a Penny a Day
BI'm going home to Jacksonville

Label: Odeon
Catalogue number: 44163
Genre: Voice
Format: 78rpm shellac disc, 10 inch unless noted
Reference: #2366

Alf Gordon performing 'One and a Penny a Day' and 'I'm Going Home to Jacksonville' on Odeon 44163, an American-themed novelty or folk side from an unknown artist.

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AHe Started in a very Small Way
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AThat's what a Man can't do

Alf Gordon, an unidentified vocalist, on Zonophone with 'That's What a Man Can't Do'; Zonophone catalogue number 42495 suggests a late pressing, possibly from the 1930s.AI summary

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