Morny Cash

ACome to your Daddy
B(Whitlock) Dance with your Uncle Joseph

Label: Scala
Catalogue number: 779
Genre: Voice
Format: 78rpm shellac disc, 10 inch unless noted
Reference: #9460

Morny Cash on Scala 779 — 'Come to Your Daddy' and 'Dance with Your Uncle Joseph' (with Whitlock). Cash was a popular Edwardian bass-baritone singer of sentimental and patriotic songs. Scala is a minor British label; the pairing with a comic piece is typical of the period.

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Morny Cash

A21 to 63
B(B Whitlock)Dance with your Uncle Joseph

Morny Cash performing '21 to 63' and 'Dance With Your Uncle Joseph' on Columbia is879. Cash is not a major recording artist of documented prominence.AI summary

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Morny Cash

AHooray I'm going to be married today
BFrom 21 to 63

Morny Cash, a female singer on the Winner label in the 1920s, recorded this comic song about marriage for a small British imprint; very little is documented about her recording career.AI summary

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Morny Cash

AHooray I'm going to be married today
BFrom 21 to 63

Morny Cash performing comic or novelty songs on Winner Records. Winner was a small British label of the 1920s–1930s. The artist Morny Cash has not been identified in major discographies.AI summary

Winner 2920 Comic

Morny Cash

AI've been married a year today
BI will have a Night tonight

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Morny Cash

AMarried a Year Today
BCome to your Daddy

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Morny Cash

AYou Must hear all and say nowt
BMy Ninepence

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Jumbo 928 Music Hall