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1. Good-night, Dinny, and God bless you [sound recording] : tenor with orchestra [1919]

Description
Music recording — 1 sound disc : analog, 78 rpm, mono. ; 10 in.
Online
Archive of Recorded Sound

2. Down in lily land [sound recording] : contralto and tenor with orchestra [1917]

Description
Music recording — 1 sound disc : analog, 78 rpm, mono. ; 10 in.
Online
Archive of Recorded Sound

3. 1912 [electronic resource] : waitin' on the levee [1911]

  • St. Joseph, IL : Archeophone, p2006
Description
Music recording — 1 online resource (67 min., 30 sec.).
Summary
  • Down by the old mill stream (Harry Macdonough and chorus)
  • Oh, you beautiful doll (American Quartet)
  • Snap your fingers (Al Jolson)
  • I'm going back to Dixie (Arthur Collins and Byron G. Harlan)
  • I love you truly (Elsie Baker)
  • Be my little baby bumble bee (Ada Jones and Billy Murray)
  • Red pepper : a spicy rag (Fred Van Eps)
  • Moonlight Bay (American Quartet)
  • When I was twenty-one and you were sweet sixteen (Albert Campbell and Henry Burr)
  • Whispering hope (Alma Gluck and Louise Homer)
  • The ragtime violin (American Quartet)
  • It's a long lane that has no turning (Columbia Quartet)
  • Roamin' in the gloamin' (Harry Lauder)
  • Love is mine (Enrico Caruso)
  • That haunting melody (Al Jolson)
  • I'm afraid, pretty maid, I'm afraid (Ada Jones and Walter Van Brunt)
  • Waiting for the Robert E. Lee (Heidelberg Quintet)
  • In the land of harmony ; Stop stop stop (Guido Deiro)
  • Ring ting-a-ling (Ada Jones)
  • If you talk in your sleep, don't mention my name (Billy Murray)
  • Ragging the baby to sleep (Al Jolson)
  • Take me back to the garden of love (Charles W. Harrison and Columbia Quartet)
  • Ragtime Cowboy Joe (Bob Roberts)
  • Everybody two-step (American Quartet)
Online

4. 1913 [electronic resource] : come and see the big parade [1912]

  • Champaign, IL : Archeophone, p2006
Description
Music recording — 1 online resource (74 min., 20 sec.).
Summary
  • Till the sands of the desert grow cold (Alan Turner)
  • Row! row! row! (Ada Jones)
  • When the midnight choo-choo leaves for Alabam' (Collins and Hartan)
  • There's a girl in the heart of Maryland (Henry Burr & Edgar Stoddard)
  • That old girl of mine (American Quartet)
  • The Spaniard that blighted my life (Al Jolson)
  • Fo' de Lawd's sake play a waltz (Elsie Janis)
  • Sympathy (Helen Clark & Walter van Brunt)
  • When Irish eyes are smiling (Chauncey Olcott)
  • When I lost you (Henry Burr)
  • Bagdad (Billy Murray)
  • Too much mustard (Prince's Band)
  • Woodman, spare that tree (Bert Williams)
  • The trail of the lonesome pine (Campbell and Burr)
  • Melinda's wedding day (Collins and Hartan)
  • My little Persian rose (Peerless Quartet)
  • Pullman porters' parade (Al Jolson)
  • Sailing down the Chesapeake Bay (American Quartet)
  • Last night was the end of the world (Henry Burr)
  • Peg o' my heart (Charles Harrison)
  • Snookey ookums (Billy Murray)
  • When it's apple blossom time in Normandy (Marguerite Dunlap & Harry Macdonough)
  • Good-bye, summer, so long, fall, hello, winter-time (Peerless Quartet)
  • You made me love you (Al Jolson)
Online

5. 1915 [sound recording] : They'd sooner sleep on thistles [1910]

  • Champaign, IL : Archeophone, p2006.
Description
Music recording — 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Summary
  • Follies of
  • 1915. Hello Frisco! (I called you up to say "Hello!") (Alice Green ; Edward Hamilton) (2:45)
  • Carry me back to Old Virginny : plantation melody (Alma Gluck ; with male chorus) (4:15)
  • I didn't raise my boy to be a soldier (Morton Harvey) (2:56)
  • My bird of paradise (Peerless Quartet) (3:21)
  • It's tulip time in Holland (Two lips are calling me) (Harry Macdonough) (3:00)
  • You'll always be the same sweet girl (James Reed ; J.F. Harrison) (2:20)
  • A little bit of heaven (Shure they call it Ireland) : from Olcott's Heart of Paddy Whack (George MacFarlane) (3:05)
  • On the 5:15 (American Quartet) (2:55)
  • It's a long, long way to Tipperary (John McCormack ; with male chorus) (3:11)
  • Sister Susie's sewing shirts for soldiers (Al Johnson) (3:05)
  • Chin chin. Goodbye girls, I'm through (Raymond Dixon) (2:22)
  • The girl from Utah. They didn't believe me (Alice Green ; Harry Macdonough) (3:21)
  • Home, sweet home (Alice Nielsen) (3:48)
  • The little Ford rambled right along (Billy Murray) (3:09)
  • He's a rag picker (Peerless Quartet) (2:55)
  • If we can't be the same old sweethearts, we'll just be the same old friends (Irving Kaufman) (3:09)
  • There's a little lane without a turning "on the way to home sweet home" (Henry Burr) (3:17)
  • Back home in Tennessee (Introducing: I love to stay at home) : one-step (Prince's Band) (4:04)
  • Close to my heart (Albert Campbell ; Henry Burr) (3:04)
  • Down among the sheltering palms (Lyric Quartet) (2:44)
  • My little dream girl (James Reed ; J.F. Harrison) (2:37)
  • Chinatown, my Chinatown (American Quartet) (2:36)
  • Alabama jubilee (Arthur Collins ; Byron G. Harlan) (3:03)
  • I didn't raise my boy to be a soldier (Peerless Quartet) (2:57)
  • Back to the Carolina you love (Al Johnson) (3:05).
Online
Music Library

6. 1916 [sound recording] : The country found them ready [1914]

  • St. Joseph, IL : Archeophone, [2005]
Description
Music recording — 1 sound disc (77 min., 05 sec.) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Summary
  • (Keep the home-fires burning) 'Till the boys come home (Frederick Wheeler)
  • Somewhere a voice is calling (John McCormack)
  • Good-bye, good luck, God bless you (is all that I can say) (Henry Burr)
  • Hello, Hawaii, how are you? (Billy Murray)
  • Oh! How she could yacki hacki wicki wacki woo (that's love in Honolulu) (Collins and Harlan)
  • There's a long, long trail (James Reed, J.F. Harrison)
  • The star spangled banner (Prince's Band)
  • Turn back the universe and give me yesterday (Harry Macdonough, Orpheus Quartet)
  • I sent my wife to the Thousand Isles (Al Jolson)
  • You can't get along with 'em or without 'em (Anna Chandler)
  • Along the rocky road to Dublin (American Quartet)
  • There's a Quaker down in Quaker Town (Albert Campbell, Henry Burr)
  • Ireland must be heaven for my mother came from there (Charles Harrison)
  • If I knock the "L" out of Kelly (Marguerite Farrell)
  • Hello Hawaii, how are you? (Prince's Band)
  • I can dance with everybody but my wife (Joseph Cawthorn)
  • Pretty baby (Billy Murray)
  • The girl on the magazine (Harry Macdonough)
  • The sunshine of your smile (John McCormack)
  • The lights of my home town (Peerless Quartet)
  • America (My country 'tis of thee) (Columbia Mixed Double Quartette)
  • Yaaka hoola hickey doola (Al Jolson)
  • Is there still room for me 'neath the old apple tree? (Albert Campbell, Henry Burr)
  • I love a piano (Billy Murray)
  • M-O-T-H-E-R (A word that means the world to me) (Henry Burr).
Online
Music Library

7. Christ in Flanders [sound recording] [1920]

Description
Music recording — 1 sound disc : analog, 78 rpm, mono. ; 10 in.
Online
Archive of Recorded Sound

8. Feather your nest [sound recording] [1920]

Description
Music recording — 1 sound disc : [78 rpm.] ; 10 in.
Online
Archive of Recorded Sound

9. Irene [sound recording] ; Alice blue gown : from the musical comedy "Irene" [1920]

Description
Music recording — 1 sound disc : [78 rpm.] ; 10 in.
Online
Archive of Recorded Sound

10. My ain countrie [sound recording] [1920]

Description
Music recording — 1 sound disc : [78 rpm.] ; 10 in.
Online
Archive of Recorded Sound

11. My gal [sound recording] [1920]

Description
Music recording — 1 sound disc : 78 rpm ; 10 in.
Online
Archive of Recorded Sound

12. The nightingale and the frogs [sound recording] [1920]

Description
Music recording — 1 sound disc : [78 rpm] ; 10 in.
Online
Archive of Recorded Sound

13. Precious [sound recording] [1920]

Description
Music recording — 1 sound disc : [78 rpm.] ; 10 in.
Online
Archive of Recorded Sound

14. Sing me to sleep [sound recording] [1920]

Description
Music recording — 1 sound disc : [78 rpm.] ; 10 in.
Online
Archive of Recorded Sound

15. So this is Paris! [sound recording] / from "Ed Wynn carnival" / Donaldson [1920]

Description
Music recording — 1 sound disc : [78 rpm.] ; 10 in.
Online
Archive of Recorded Sound

16. A southern lullaby [sound recording] [1920]

Description
Music recording — 1 sound disc : [78 rpm] ; 10 in.
Online
Archive of Recorded Sound

17. Was there ever a pal like you [sound recording] [1920]

  • Camden, N.J. : Victor, [1920].
Description
Music recording — 1 sound disc : [78 rpm.] ; 10 in.
Online
Archive of Recorded Sound

18. You're just as beautiful at sixty as you were at sweet sixteen [sound recording] [1920]

Description
Music recording — 1 sound disc : [78 rpm] ; 10 in.
Online
Archive of Recorded Sound

19. After all [sound recording] [1919]

Description
Music recording — 1 sound disc : [78 rpm.] ; 10 in.
Online
Archive of Recorded Sound

20. Barney come over here [1919]

  • New York : Pathé Frères, [1919]
Description
Music recording — 1 audio disc : [80 rpm] ; 25 cm
Online
Archive of Recorded Sound

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