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The 1890s. Volume 2 : "Wear yer bran' new gown."
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- Included Titles
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- Semper fidelis
- Hot time in the old town
- Tenting on the old camp ground
- Silver threads among the gold
- Believe me if all those endearing young charms
- On the banks of the Wabash
- She was happy till she met you
- Then you'll remember me
- Daddy wouldn't buy me a bow wow
- Zizzy ze zum zum
- Casey at the telehone
- Dancing in the dark
- Just tell them that you saw me
- Heart bowed down
- Jolly coppersmith
- Kiss me, honey, do
- Hello ma baby
- I'se gwine back to Dixie
- Picture no artist can paint
- Whistling Rufus
- Liberty Bell march
- She's more to be pitied than censured
- Grand march from Tannhäuser
- My gal is a highborn lady
- Put me off at Buffalo
- Uncle Josh Weathersby's arrival in New York City
- She may have seen better days
- Anvil chorus
- Stars and Stripes forever
- Say "Au revoir" but not "Good-bye"
- Format
- Sound Recordings
- Language
- English
- Contributors
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- Spencer, Len, 1867-1914, singer
- Ossman, Vess L., singer
- Myers, J. W. (John W.), 1864- singer
- Lowe, Charles P., instrumentalist
- Gaskin, George J., singer
- Dudley, S. H., singer
- Leachman, Silas F., 1859-1936, singer, instrumentalist
- Collins, Arthur, 1864-1933, singer
- Hunting, Russell, speaker
- Quinn, Dan W., singer
- Campbell, Albert, 1872-1947, singer
- Newton, Marguerite, singer
- Stewart, Cal, 1856-1919, speaker
- AtLee, John Yorke, singer
- Greater New York Quartette (Vocal group)
- United States Marine Band
- Sousa Band
- Columbia Symphony Orchestra
- Edison Male Quartet
- Edison Concert Band
- Gilmore's Band
- Publication
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- St. Joseph, IL : Archeophone, [2002]
- ℗2002
- Series
- Physical Details
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- 1 audio disc (73 min.) : digital, monophonic ; 4 3/4 in
- OCLC
- ocm54936322
- Popular music and marches; various musicians.
- Archeophone: 9006 (On container spine: ARCH 9006)
- Compact disc.
- Program notes, discography, and lyrics (22 p. : ill., facsims.) inserted in container.
- Recorded between 1892 and 1900.
- Semper fidelis (band) -- A hot time in the old town (Len Spencer ; Vess Ossman) -- Tenting on the old camp ground (Greater New York Quartette) -- Silver threads among the gold (J.W. Myers) -- Believe me if all those endearing young charms (Chas. P. Lowe) -- On the banks of the Wabash (George J. Gaskin) -- She was happy till she met you (S.H. Dudley) -- Then you'll remember me (U.S. Marine Band) -- Daddy wouldn't buy me a bow wow (Silas Leachman) -- Zizzy ze zum zum (Arthur Collins) -- Casey at the telephone (Russell Hunting) -- Dancing in the dark (Sousa's Band) -- Just tell them that you saw me (Dan W. Quinn) -- The heart bowed down (J.W. Myers) -- The jolly coppersmith (Columbia Orchestra) -- Kiss me, honey, do (S.H. Dudley) -- Hello ma baby (Arthur Collins) -- I'se gwine back to Dixie (Edison Quartet) -- A picture no artist can paint (Albert Campbell) -- Whistling Rufus (Vess Ossman) -- The Liberty Bell march (Edison Grand Concert Band) -- She's more to be pitied than censured (Marguerite Newton) -- Grand march from Tannhäuser (Gilmore's Band) -- My gal is a highborn lady (Len Spencer) -- Put me off at Buffalo (Dan W. Quinn) -- Uncle Josh Weathersby's arrival in New York City (Cal Stewart) -- She may have seen better days (George J. Gaskin) -- The anvil chorus (John Yorke AtLee) -- The Stars and Stripes forever (Columbia Orchestra) -- Say "Au revoir" but not "Good-bye" (J.W. Myers)