R Starita

ACrazy Rhythm
BWhere have you been all my Life

Label: Columbia
Catalogue number: 5137
Genre: Jazz
Format: 78rpm shellac disc, 10 inch unless noted
Reference: #9841

R. Starita recorded 'Crazy Rhythm' and 'Where Have You Been All My Life' for Columbia, catalogue 5137, in the late 1920s. An obscure dance or hot-jazz recording.

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2. BAh sweet Mystery of Life
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1. AAll alone in Lovers' Lane
2. BMy Flame of love
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1. ABlue Eyes
2. BBack to the Heather
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1. ABlue Hills of Pasadena
2. BEver so Goosey
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1. ABlue River
2. BLove Lies
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1. ABye bye Blues/You're driving me crazy
2. BForget me not
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Decca F2214 Dance
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1. AClowns in Clover selection
2. Bpart 2
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Columbia 9295 Dance
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1. ACome on Baby
2. BThrough
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Columbia 5590 Dance
R Starita
1. AFlies crawled up the Window
2. BI want to cling to Ivy
Sterno 1019 Dance
R Starita
1. AFlies crawled up the Window/I want to cling to Ivy
2. B(L Allen)Marta/(Mantovani)Pagan Moon
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4-in-1 2
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1. AHand in Hand with Happiness
2. BStrolling again down Lovers Lane
Columbia 4871 Dance
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1. AHow'm I doin/Listen to the German Band
2. B(Star)Cabin in the Cotton/Coo-ee
R Starita recorded jazz and popular material in the 1920s and early 1930s. This unidentified label pressing carries four song titles across two sides in a format typical of the period.AI summary

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1. AI heard/Shadows on the Window
2. B(Star)Sun has got his Hat on/From one Pair of Arms to another
R Starita recorded dance and novelty numbers in the 1920s; this untitled Starlite disc couples two light instrumental pieces with two popular song sides including Noel Gay's 'The Sun Has Got His Hat On'.AI summary

4-in-1 5
R Starita
1. AI just roll along having my Ups and Downs
2. BForty seven ginger headed Sailors
Ronnie Starita, a British bandleader and violinist, performing novelty dance numbers on Columbia.AI summary

Columbia 01338 Dance
R Starita
1. AI think of what you used to think of me
2. BJust a Night for Meditation
R Starita on Columbia, performing 'I Think of What You Used to Think of Me' and 'Just a Night for Meditation', likely early 1930s sentimental material.AI summary

Columbia 5179 Voice
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1. AI'm doing what I'm doing for Love
2. BHe's a good man to have around
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1. AIndispensable you
2. BAsleep in my Heart
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Columbia CB25 Dance
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1. AIz izzy azzy wozz
2. BSarah Jane
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Columbia 5479 Voice
R Starita
1. AMy Blue Heaven
2. BJust like a Butterfly
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Columbia 4658 Dance
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1. AMy Love Affair
2. BWhen I passed the old Church Door
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Columbia CB96 Dance
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1. AOld Man of the Mountain/I beg your pardon Madamoiselle
2. B(Lipton)Venetian Lady/Holding my Honey's Hand
R. Starita on a 4-inch 78 rpm pressing (4in 111), with no label attribution. The format and mystery of its origin make this record difficult to identify. Starita was a bandleader active in the 1920s-1930s, but this unusual pressing requires investigation.AI summary

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1. AOn a dreamy Afternoon/Song of the Harp
2. BMasquerade/Gosh darn
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4-in-1 7
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1. AOn a dreamy Afternoon/Song of the Harp
2. BMasquerade/Gosh darn
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4-in-1 7
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1. AOn a dreamy Afternoon/Song of the Harp
2. BMasquerade/Gosh darn
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