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- AA foggy day
- BRemember me
Larry Adler, the American harmonica virtuoso, recorded 'A Foggy Day' and 'Remember Me' for Columbia. These instrumentals showcase his refined playing on popular song melodies.AI summary
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- ABroadway Melody of 1936 Selection
- BPart 2
Larry Adler was the world's greatest harmonica virtuoso and a celebrated concert and recording artist; this Rex Records pressing captures two of his selections, a 'Broadway Melody of 1936' medley and 'Hungarian Dance No. 5', showcasing his virtuosity and broad repertoire.AI summary
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- AGenevieve waltz
- BLove theme and Blues
Larry Adler (1914–2001) was the world's most celebrated harmonica virtuoso, equally at home in classical transcriptions and popular ballads. This Columbia DB-series pressing of a Genevieve waltz and blues material shows his musical range.AI summary
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- AGenevieve waltz
- BLove theme and Blues
Larry Adler was the world's most celebrated harmonica virtuoso and a major concert and recording artist from the 1930s onwards. This Columbia DB-series 78 captures two of his characteristic lyrical interpretations, blending popular melody with sophisticated harmonic arrangement.AI summary
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- AGoody/Lost
- BYou hit the Spot/Touch of your Lips
Larry Adler, the American harmonica virtuoso, performing 'Goody/Lost' and 'You Hit the Spot/Touch of Your Lips' on Rex 8805.AI summary
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- AI won't dance
- BSmoke gets in your eyes
Larry Adler, the greatest harmonica virtuoso of the 20th century, recorded 'I Won't Dance' and 'Smoke Gets in Your Eyes' on Regal; Adler was an internationally celebrated instrumentalist and film composer.AI summary
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- AI won't dance
- BSmoke gets in your eyes
Larry Adler was a legendary harmonica virtuoso known for sophisticated jazz and popular arrangements; this Regal side preserves two Cole Porter standards from the 1930s.AI summary
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- ALondonderry Air
- BGolfed
Larry Adler, the virtuoso harmonica player, on Regal MR1939. Adler was famous for bringing the mouth organ into concert repertoire and appeared frequently on disc; UK copies of his recordings are less common than American pressings.AI summary
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- ALove Forever/South American Joe
- BRubenstein's Melody in F
Larry Adler, the virtuoso harmonica player and entertainer, recorded these solos — 'Love Forever', 'South American Joe', and 'Rubinstein's Melody in F' — for the small British label Rex in the early 1930s.AI summary
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- ARed Sails in the Sunset/I'll never say 'never again' again
- BHungarian Dance No 5
Larry Adler on Rex Records, pairing a medley of popular songs with the famous 'Hungarian Dance No. 5', a staple of his recital repertoire; another sought recording of the harmonica virtuoso.AI summary
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- ASmoke gets in your eyes
- BContinental
Larry Adler, the great virtuoso harmonica player, recorded for Columbia. Adler was an internationally celebrated musician and remains actively collected; this side dates from the 1940s–1950s.AI summary
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- ASolitude
- BSt Louis Blues
Larry Adler was the most celebrated harmonica virtuoso of the 20th century, known for his interpretations of jazz standards and popular songs. This Regal MR1883 pressing of "Solitude" and "St. Louis Blues" captures Adler's sophisticated approach to the instrument, showcasing why he became a concert artist and film star.AI summary
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- ASophisticated lady
- BTiger Rag
Larry Adler, the American harmonica virtuoso, on Regal with 'Sophisticated Lady' and 'Tiger Rag'—showcase pieces for his instrument from the mid-20th century.AI summary