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- AAn Idyll
- BLove's Regret
Zona Vevey (artist unidentified) on Zonophone 1482. The titles suggest classical or art-song material; the artist does not appear in standard discographies.AI summary
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- AEvery Sunday Evening as the Bells begin to ring
- BWee Macgregor
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- AMy Pansy
- BMy Shepherdess
Zona Vevey performing 'My Pansy' and 'My Shepherdess' on Zonophone 820, early popular vocal pieces on an acoustic label.AI summary
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- AMy Shepherd Boy
- BMary
Zona Vevey performing 'My Shepherd Boy' and 'Mary' on Zonophone 617, a British vocal recording from the early electrical era.AI summary
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- AMy Shepherd Boy
- BMary
Zona Vevey recorded 'My Shepherd Boy' and 'Mary' for Zonophone, catalogue 617, in the early 1920s. An obscure vocalist on a minor label.AI summary
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- AMy Shepherd Boy (11)
- BIn my Cabin by the Beautiful Lagoon (18)
Zona Vevey on Ar 935, a vocalist on an unidentified British label of unknown date; the catalogue number and artist name suggest an obscure or very early recording.AI summary
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- AOne Man Band
- BSun brown Sue
Zona Vevey recorded 'One Man Band' and 'Sun brown Sue' for Zonophone, catalogue 1972, an early electrical pressing of the late 1920s.AI summary
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- ASong Birds in the Dell
- BThe Piper & the Drummer
Zona Vevey performing 'Song Birds in the Dell' and 'The Piper & the Drummer' on Zonophone 687, popular vocal numbers on an early acoustic label.AI summary
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- ASun Brown Sue
- BOne Man band
Zona Vevey recorded comedy or novelty vocal sides for Zonophone in the late 1920s; 'Sun Brown Sue' and 'One Man Band' appear to be music-hall or novelty material.AI summary
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- AThe Little Church across the Way
- BMolly O'Shea
Zona Vevey is credited with 'The Little Church across the Way' and 'Molly O'Shea' on the Ar label, a minor British or European imprint. The artist and this pressing are not readily identified in standard discographies.AI summary
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- AThe Little Church across the Way
- BMolly O'Shea
Zona Vevey on the Ar label, catalogue 9290; an unidentified artist on an obscure small British imprint, likely from the 1920s or early 1930s.AI summary