Harry Richman

AThere's Danger in your Eyes Cherie
BPuttin on the Ritz

Label: Brunswick
Catalogue number: 01010
Genre: Voice
Format: 78rpm shellac disc, 10 inch unless noted
Reference: #20694

Harry Richman singing two standards of the late 1920s—the title number from the 1929 film *Puttin' on the Ritz*—on Brunswick's early numbered series.

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ADon't be like that
BShe's funny that way

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BKing for a Day

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AI want to be known as Susie's feller
BHere I am

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AI'm riding to glory
BThat's my mammy

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ALucky Day
BSo Blue

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AMuddy Water
BAin't She Sweet

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ASinging a Vagabond Song
BWith you

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ASinging a Vagabond Song
BWith you

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AWhat d'ya say
BI'm on the Crest of a Wave

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