Blue Lyres

AMarching along together
BLet's All Dance the Polka

Label: Regal
Catalogue number: T6204
Genre: Dance
Condition: Very good+
Format: 78rpm shellac disc, 10 inch unless noted
Reference: #6496

The Blue Lyres, a dance band, recorded 'Marching Along Together' and 'Let's All Dance the Polka' on Regal; a minor ensemble of the 1920s–30s dance-music era.

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AHow deep is the ocean
Bich liebe dich

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AI lost my heart in Heidelberg
BVoice in the old village choir

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AI want to cling to Ivy
BFlies crawled up the window

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AOi song
BClouds will soon roll by

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