Edith Furmedge

AFlower song
BWhen all was happy

Label: Electron
Catalogue number: 0181
Genre: Voice
Format: 78rpm shellac disc, 10 inch unless noted
Reference: #18935

Edith Furmedge, an obscure soprano or vocalist, recorded two ballad numbers on Electron, a small and poorly documented British label of indeterminate era.

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Edith Furmedge

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BLand of Hope & Glory

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ALost Chord
BLand of Hope & Glory

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ALove's old sweet song
BA request

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