Georgians

ACharleston Baby o' mine
B(Gorman) You forgot to remember

Label: Columbia
Catalogue number: 3673
Genre: Dance
Format: 78rpm shellac disc, 10 inch unless noted
Reference: #21709

The Georgians, a dance and novelty band of the early 1920s, recorded 'Charleston Baby o' mine' and 'You forgot to remember' (vocal by Billy Gorman) for Columbia 3673, capturing the spirit of the Jazz Age.

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ABarney Google
B(Columbians)That Redhead Girl

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ADoodle-doo-doo
B(Specht)Worried

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AFarewell Blues
B(Anon) A Kiss in the Dark

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Georgians

AI'm sitting pretty in a pretty little City
B(Westphal) I've got a Song for Sale

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AI've got a cross-eyed Papa
BYou'd better keep babying baby

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AIf I had a Talking picture of you
B(Bar Harbor)I'm a Dreamer

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Georgians

ALovey came back
B(Band)Faded love Letters

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ALovey came back
B(Band)Faded love Letters

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Georgians

ASnakes Hips
B(Band)Beside a babbling Brook

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Georgians

ASnakes Hips
B(Band)Beside a babbling Brook

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AYou've gotta see Mamma evry Night
B(Yerkes)Burning Sands

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