Robert Howe

AFather O'Flynn
BOff to Philadelphia

Label: Regal
Catalogue number: G6303
Genre: Voice
Format: 78rpm shellac disc, 10 inch unless noted
Reference: #2011

Robert Howe singing 'Father O'Flynn' and 'Off to Philadelphia' on Regal G6303, a British budget label of the 1930s–40s. Both are traditional Irish vocal pieces.

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More by Robert Howe 14 other records

Robert Howe

ABedouin's Love Song
BThe Bandolero

Robert Howe performing 'Bedouin's Love Song' and 'The Bandolero' on the Guar label, a short-lived British imprint from the 1920s.AI summary

Guardsman 2040

Robert Howe

AFall in
BThe Day

Pathé 93712 Voice

Robert Howe

AI loved you more than I knew
BLittle Grey Home in the West

Robert Howe on Scala (581) with 'I loved you more than I knew' and 'Little Grey Home in the West', sentimental ballads from the 1920s.AI summary

Scala 581 Voice

Robert Howe

ANirvana
BAn old Garden

Robert Howe with Nirvana and An Old Garden on Marathon 113.AI summary

Marathon 113 Voice

Robert Howe

AOld King Cole
BGeorgie Porgie/Little Miss Muffet

Robert Howe with Old King Cole and Georgie Porgie/Little Miss Muffet on Nursery E.AI summary

Nursery E Voice

Robert Howe

AOld Rustic Bridge
BSilver threads among the fold

Robert Howe recorded on Duplophone (DupUB), a minor British label, apparently from the early acoustic era. The material is sentimental vocal songs of the pre-1930s style.AI summary

Duophone UB2020 Voice

Robert Howe

ASong of the Waggoner
BWill O The Wisp

Beka M180

Robert Howe

ASoul of Mine
B(A Watson)Red Devon by the Sea

Robert Howe recorded 'Soul of Mine' and 'Red Devon by the Sea' for Chap, a minor early-era British marque.AI summary

Chappell 18 Misc.

Robert Howe

ASteppin' down along the Road
BBets of all

Robert Howe recorded two songs for Guar, a short-lived or obscure British label. The catalogue and artist are not readily identifiable in standard references.AI summary

Guardsman 2041

Robert Howe

ATemple Bells
BLess than the Dust

Robert Howe recorded 'Temple Bells' and 'Less Than the Dust' on Sav 1534. These are sentimental or novelty songs of the 1920s on an unidentified British label.AI summary

Savana 1534 Voice

Robert Howe

AThe little Hero
BAnchored

Robert Howe performing two sentimental or descriptive songs on Mara, a small or undocumented British label from the acoustic era.AI summary

Marathon 126 Voice

Robert Howe

AThe Ringers
BBarber of Turin

Robert Howe performs two instrumental pieces on Chapman (Chap label), a small British marque. The low catalogue number suggests an early pressing, possibly 1920s.AI summary

Chappell 19 Instrumental

Robert Howe

AThe Rosary
BBedouin Love Song

Robert Howe, a baritone vocalist, performs two ballad standards—'The Rosary' and the 'Bedouin Love Song'—on a Scala record, catalogue 459; Scala was a budget British label of the 1920s–30s.AI summary

Scala 459 Voice

Robert Howe

AUntil/Youth
BTwo Grenadiers

Robert Howe is not identified in standard discographies. 'Until/Youth' and 'Two Grenadiers' are recorded on Mara 114, a small and poorly documented British label.AI summary

Marathon 114 Classical