-
- ABehind the Clouds
- BBye bye Blackbird
Gene Austin, the American popular singer and pioneer of the crooning style, performing "Behind the Clouds" and "Bye Bye Blackbird" on His Master's Voice B2345.AI summary
-
- AI've got the Girl
- B(J Marvin)'Deed I do
Gene Austin, an American tenor famous for 'My Blue Heaven', recorded 'I've Got the Girl' and ''Deed I Do' for His Master's Voice in the late 1920s.AI summary
-
- AOh my Bundle of Love
- BMe too
Gene Austin, an American popular singer of the 1920s–1930s, performs 'Oh My Bundle of Love' and 'Me Too' on His Master's Voice — acoustic-era vocal recording of a minor but real recording artist.AI summary
-
- APlease don't talk about me when I'm gone
- B(B Crosby)Wrap your Troubles in Dreams
-
- ARamona
- BGirl of my dreams
Gene Austin on Victor 21334, performing 'Ramona' and 'Girl of My Dreams'. Austin was one of the first major singing stars of the electrical recording era, with a long career from the 1920s onward.AI summary
-
- ASleepy Time Gal
- BFive Foot Two Eyes of Blue
Gene Austin, an American crooner and one of the first major recording stars, performing popular songs on Victor; Victor 19899 is from the mid-to-late 1920s, the height of Austin's recording career. This is likely a UK reissue of an American recording.AI summary
-
- ASweet Child I'm wild about you
- B(F Crumit)I'm sitting on Top of the World
Gene Austin, the American crooner and pioneer of the talking blues, accompanied on His Master's Voice B2293 with two popular standards of the 1920s: 'Sweet Child I'm Wild About You' and 'I'm Sitting on Top of the World' (also recorded by the Five Carlisles).AI summary
-
- ATamiami Trail
- BBut I do you know I do
Gene Austin, an American crooner and singer-songwriter, on HMV B-series with 'Tamiami Trail' and 'But I do you know I do'.AI summary
-
- ATEXAS spells Texas
- BDream on little Plowboy
Gene Austin with Texas Spells Texas and Dream On Little Plowboy on Universal 130.AI summary
-
- ATonight you belong to me
- BIt made you happy when you made me cry
-
- AVoice of the Southland
- B(E Shaw)Sonny Boy
Gene Austin on His Master's Voice with 'Voice of the Southland' and 'Sonny Boy'. Austin was an American pop singer of the 1920s-30s, famous for 'My Blue Heaven'; his HMV pressings are typical of the period's mainstream popular vocal recording.AI summary
-
- AYa gotta know how to love
- BNobody's Business
Gene Austin, the American tenor, on His Master's Voice B2350, performing popular songs of the mid-1920s.AI summary
-
- AYesterday
- B(J Smith)Clap yo Hands
Gene Austin, an American crooner and one of the first stars of the phonograph era, recorded for His Master's Voice in the early 1920s. Austin was among the best-selling artists of the 1920s and his recordings remain collected.AI summary