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- AAll for Music why
- B(Band)Reels & Strathspeys
William McCulloch performing Scottish reels and strathspeys on Scotland (catalogue 2), a likely Scottish regional or specialist label.AI summary
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- AAll for music- why
- B(Band)Reels and strathspeys
William McCulloch, a Scottish musician, recorded for Scotland's Music Week, a tiny or vanity label. The repertoire—Scottish reels and strathspeys—suggests a local or regional release of the mid-20th century.AI summary
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- AAt the Pantomime
- Bpart 2
William McCulloch performs a comic recitation, 'At the Pantomime', on Columbia DB657, from the early 1930s.AI summary
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- AChairman's Remarks
- Bpart 2
William McCulloch performs 'Chairman's Remarks' and its continuation on Regal — a two-part spoken or comic routine on a British mid-tier label.AI summary
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- AGrandfather tells the children about David & Goliath
- Bpart 2
William McCulloch performing 'Grandfather Tells the Children About David & Goliath' (Parts 1 & 2) on Columbia 4058, a British pressing from the early 1920s. The title suggests religious or narrative recitation material.AI summary
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- AGrandfather tells the children about David & Goliath
- Bpart 2
William McCulloch with Grandfather Tells the Children About David and Goliath in two parts on Columbia 4058.AI summary
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- APresentation of Prizes
- Bpart 2
William McCulloch, a Scottish performer, recorded 'Presentation of Prizes' on Regal, a budget British label of the early 1930s. The nature of the recording—possibly a local or ceremonial piece—is not clear from the title alone.AI summary
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- APresentation of Prizes
- Bpart 2
William McCulloch, an unidentified performer, on Columbia; the title suggests a ceremonial or spoken-word piece, likely educational or regional.AI summary
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- AWhen Agnes got married
William McCulloch is credited to Columbia with 'When Agnes Got Married', a Scottish comic song. McCulloch was a minor Scottish entertainer of the early 1900s. Columbia 4000-series copies survive in reasonable numbers.AI summary
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- AWhen Agnes got married
William McCulloch recorded 'When Agnes Got Married' for Columbia, a Scottish vocal recording from the early 1900s. McCulloch was a minor Scottish recording artist of the acoustic era.AI summary