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- ACohen & the Houseboat
- Bpart 2
Joe Hayman on Columbia 2779, performing 'Cohen & the Houseboat' in two parts. Hayman was a British character comedian and vocalist popular on stage and records.AI summary
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- ACohen & Wireless
- Bpart 2
Joe Hayman on Regal 7871, performing 'Cohen & Wireless' Part 1 and Part 2; a continuation of his comedy monologue series using Jewish-dialect characters and topical humour.AI summary
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- ACohen forms a new company
- BCohen at a Prize Fight
Joe Hayman, a popular music hall comedian of the early 1900s, performing his 'Cohen' character sketches on Zonophone 5239. Hayman was known for rapid-fire comic monologues in Jewish and Irish dialects, recorded extensively in the acoustic era.AI summary
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- ACohen forms a new company
- BCohen at a Prize Fight
Joe Hayman was a celebrated American dialect comedian famous for his 'Cohen' character routines; this Zonophone pressing, from a high catalogue number late in the label's run, captures two classic pieces of his humorous repertoire.AI summary
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- ACohen on the Phone
- BAbe Levi's Wedding Day
Joe Hayman, a popular Jewish comedian and monologuist of the early 1900s, recorded his signature sketches for Columbia. 'Cohen on the Phone' and 'Abe Levi's Wedding Day' are his best-known titles and remain touchstones of early Jewish-American comedy recording.AI summary
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- ACohen on the Telephone
- BAbe Levi's Wedding Day
Joe Hayman, a popular American Jewish comic vocalist of the early 20th century, performing dialect comedy songs "Cohen on the Telephone" and "Abe Levi's Wedding Day" on Regal, a British budget label of the 1920s.AI summary
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- ACohen on the Telephone
- BAbe Levi's Wedding Day
Joe Hayman, a comedic performer known for ethnic humour and monologues, recorded 'Cohen on the Telephone' and 'Abe Levi's Wedding Day' for Regal 6450, likely 1920s novelty material. Hayman was a well-known stage comic and early recording artist.AI summary
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- ACohen on Wembley
- BCohen at the Races
Joe Hayman, a music-hall star known for comic sketches and novelty songs, recorded two Cohen character sketches for Aco, a small British label.AI summary
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- ACohen phones the Health Department
- BCohen phones from Brighton
Joe Hayman was a Jewish-American comedy monologist whose 'Cohen' routine was a staple of vaudeville and early recording; these Columbia sides capture his persona in the 1910s-20s.AI summary