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- ABird on Nelly's Hat
- BSchool Strike
Maidie Scott sings 'Bird on Nelly's Hat' and 'School Strike' on HMV C616, a 12-inch coupling. The C-prefix HMV series for popular vocals indicates an acoustic-era pressing; 12-inch popular vocal issues are less common than 10-inch equivalents, and the early Zonophone-to-HMV transition period pressings of Scott carry modest collector interest.AI summary
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- AI'm glad I took my Mother's Advice
- BFather got the Sack from the WaterWorks
Maidie Scott sings 'I'm Glad I Took My Mother's Advice' and 'Father Got the Sack from the Waterworks' on HMV B568. The B-prefix HMV series for popular vocal material is a standard acoustic-era 10-inch format; this is a typical Maidie Scott HMV coupling from her recording prime.AI summary
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- AIf the Wind had only blown the other Way
- BFather's got a Job
Maidie Scott, a Scottish music-hall and variety performer popular in the Edwardian era, sings 'If the Wind Had Only Blown the Other Way' and 'Father's Got a Job' on Zonophone 981. The Zonophone 900s series is an early British pressing, likely dating from around 1905–1908; Scott had a loyal Scottish following and her records appear in music-hall collections.AI summary
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- AIf the Wind had only blown the other Way
- BFather's got a Job
Maidie Scott recorded 'If the Wind had only blown the other Way' and 'Father's got a Job' for Zonophone 981, popular vocal songs from the 1920s–30s.AI summary
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- AJohnny Morgan's Sister
- BAt nine O'clock he got the Sack
Maidie Scott sings 'Johnny Morgan's Sister' and 'At Nine O'Clock He Got the Sack' on Zonophone 855, another very early Zonophone coupling from the same low-800s series as the Zon 821 in this collection. The 855 number confirms this as an extremely early acoustic pressing, almost certainly pre-1907.AI summary
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- AJohnny Morgan's Sister
- BAt nine O'clock he got the Sack
Maidie Scott was a Scottish music-hall comedienne and singer who recorded prolifically for Zonophone in the Edwardian period. Zonophone 855 is a low catalogue number placing this among her earliest sides, probably pressed around 1903–1906. Scott had a loyal following in the halls for character songs of exactly this type, and early Zonophone issues on the single-sided format are becoming harder to find in playable condition.AI summary
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- AMother is the Leader of Society
- BIf the Managers only thought the same as Mother
Maidie Scott, the Scottish variety performer popular in the Edwardian era, sings 'Mother Is the Leader of Society' and 'If the Managers Only Thought the Same as Mother' on Zonophone 821. The 800-series Zonophone number is among the earliest British Zonophone pressings, placing this around 1904–1907; Scott's early Zonophone recordings are uncommon.AI summary
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- ATwo Little Boys and the Apples
- BBeing a Lady - I Can't
Maidie Scott performing 'Two Little Boys and the Apples' and 'Being a Lady — I Can't' on the VocX label, catalogue 9004. VocX is not a standard major imprint and is not widely identified in references; Scott is not prominently documented in standard music-hall references. An unrecognised artist on an obscure label warrants investigation.AI summary
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- AYoungest in the Family
- BI don't know
Maidie Scott performing 'Youngest in the Family' and 'I Don't Know' on the DuoUB label, catalogue 2006. Scott is not prominently documented in standard music-hall references; the DuoUB label is not readily identified. An unrecognised artist on an obscure label warrants investigation.AI summary