Florence Bruce

ADon't forget your old Home
BGreeting

Label: Opera
Catalogue number: 80
Genre: Misc.
Format: 78rpm shellac disc, 10 inch unless noted
Reference: #18618

Florence Bruce recorded 'Don't forget your old Home' and 'Greeting' for Op Records, catalogue 80. Op was a small, obscure British label; Bruce is an unidentified artist, likely from the 1920s–30s.

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AI love you indeed I do my Babe
BChoir Boy

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AIn the Shadow of the Pines
BLoch Lomond

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ALoch Lomond
BMy Honolulu Queen

Florence Bruce with Loch Lomond and My Honolulu Queen on Pick of All 976.AI summary

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AMy God & Father
BBe thou nigh

Florence Bruce sings 'My God and Father' and 'Be Thou Nigh' on a Berliner Concert (BelCTEST) test pressing with no catalogue number. A test pressing on the early Berliner Concert label — predecessor to the Gramophone Company in Britain — with no catalogue number is a genuinely unusual survival, and potentially dates from the very earliest years of disc recording in Britain.AI summary

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