Rudy Starita

ASittin in the dark/Jolly old ma jolly old pa
B(Accordeon band)C'est l'Amour/Put a little Springtime

Label: 4-in-1
Catalogue number: 37
Format: 78rpm shellac disc, 10 inch unless noted
Reference: #16035

Rudy Starita, an internationally known accordionist and bandleader, performing four novelty pieces on an unidentified 4-inch label: dance numbers and accordion selections including 'C'est l'Amour' and a medley with springtime material.

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ABaby's birthday party
BDrink, brothers drink

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BWicked Mr Punch

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B(Star)Something came & got me in the Spring/On my Mind

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BFollowing the drum

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AMighty lak a rose
BLove's old sweet song

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B(E Grimshaw)Here's how

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