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Listen to Al Jolson sing
"Back to the Carolina You Love"
Little Wonder #20
Columbia A-1621


As discussed in the History section, Little Wonder recorded shortened versions of the tunes. -Click sheet music above to hear both the shortened and regular versions and follow along with the sheet music.


Listen to #319:
Yaaka Hula Hickey Dula
Tenor Duet
(transfer courtesy
of Malcolm Rockwell)


Listen to #369:
Where Did Robinson Crusoe Go
With Friday on Saturday Night

Tenor Solo


Listen to #403:
I Love a Piano
Tenor Duet


Listen to #406:
When The Sun Goes Down in Romany
Tenor Solo


Listen to #419:
When the Black Sheep
Comes Home

Tenor Solo


Listen to #444:
Way Down in Iowa,
I'm Going to Hide Away

Vocal Duet


Listen to #926:
Tiger Rose (Waltz)

Orchestra

You can listen to hour-long radio shows where I was invited as the guest of the show's host, Michael Cumella, by clicking the links below.- (These files are very large and therefore take a long time to download -- please just be patient.)- The shows feature Little Wonder records and a discussion of their history and were originally broadcast on WFMU's "Antique Phonograph Music Program with MAC." -Viewing the playlist requires Adobe Acrobat Reader® (click here for free download). - Special thanks to Justin DiMinni for technical assistance.
May 24, 2011--- Playlist
March 14, 2006--- Playlist
April 22, 2003--- Playlist
July 10, 2001--- Playlist

Listed below is a selection of these records you can listen to by clicking the link -- some I made and some were sent to me by others. -Unfortunately, the transfers vary quite widely in quality. -I am very grateful to Richard Buck who has been kind enough to work through the transfers and clean them up a little. -He has also found other recordings of the same tunes -- often by the same artists -- that you can listen to for comparison. -If you have transfers of other records or better quality transfers of ones posted here then just contact me and I'll gladly post them and credit you. -And if you'd like to listen to one that's not listed here, contact me and I'll see what I can do.

Sound files of the Columbia and Victor Bubble Books are also available at The Library of Historical Audio Recordings at i78s. -Once you create a free account, just put "bubble" in the search field at the top left of the site.

#1 Ben Bolt Tenor
#2 Get Out and Get Under Band. -The tune was recorded by Prince's Orchestra on Columbia A-1458 (39113-2) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#3 In Love's Garden Just You and I Band
#4 The Boston Stop (Hesitation) Band
#8 Medley Popular Airs - No. 1 Band (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#9 20th Century Rag Band
#11 Where the Red Red Roses Grow Quartette (transfer courtesy of Darrin Ailes)
#15 Silver Threads Among the Gold Tenor (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#20 Back To The Carolina You Love Tenor Solo, perhaps the most famous of all Little Wonder records because it is sung by Al Jolson.-
According to Brian Rust, this was recorded in New York City on September 19, 1914, and on the same day Jolson recorded the song for Columbia A-1621 (39567-1) ("Back To The Carolina You Love / Revival Day"). -This was a few years before Jolson became famous and so he didn't demand a performer credit on the label. -
The sheet music for this one is at left and is also on the sheet music page.
#21 Along Came Ruth Baritone. -The tune was recorded by Arthur Fields on Victor 17637-A (B-15146-4) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#22 Jolly Coppersmith Orchestra (transfer courtesy of Lawrence Tedder). -The tune was recorded by Prince's Orchestra on Columbia A-2130 (47087-6) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#23 He's a Rag Picker Quartette. -The tune was recorded by The Peerless Quartette (Henry Burr, Albert Campbell, Arthur Collins, John Meyer) on Columbia A-1628 (39572-1) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#28 Medley Popular Airs, No. 2 Band (transfer courtesy of Darrin Ailes)
#29 Maori Band
#30 Beets and Turnips Band
#31 The Rose that Will Never Die Band
#32 Dengozo (Maxixe) Band
#36 Under the Double Eagle Band (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown). -The tune was recorded by Prince's Band on Columbia A-1711 (39995-2) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#46 Stay Down Here Where You Belong Baritone (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#53 Push Dem Clouds Away Goodbye Manhattan Isle Minstrels
#56 It's a Long, Long Way to Tipperary Band and Vocal Chorus. -The tune was recorded by Prince's Band on Columbia A-1620 (39585-3) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#64 When the Angelus is Ringing Quartette. -The tune was recorded by Peerless Quartette (Henry Burr, Albert Campbell, Arthur Collins, John Meyer) on Columbia A-1533 (39315-2) (77527?) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#65 My Croony Melody Quartette (transfer courtesy of Lawrence Tedder)
#66 Morning Exercise (Fox-trot) Band. -The tune was recorded by Prince's Band on Columbia A-5617 (37053-1) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#67 The Land of My Best Girl Tenor. -The tune was recorded by Charles Harrison on Columbia A-1613 (39560-1) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#76 When It's Night Time Down in Burgundy Tenor Duet (transfer courtesy of Lawrence Tedder)
#77 I Can't Stop Loving You Now Tenor Duet (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#83 Don't Blame Me for What Happens in the Moonlight Tenor Duet (transfer courtesy of Craig Stewart)
#85 When You're a Long, Long Way from Home Tenor Solo (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown). -The tune was recorded by Henry Burr on Columbia A-1681 (39696-1) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#87 Ruff Johnson's Harmony Band Duet (transfer courtesy of Darrin Ailes). -The tune was recorded by Arthur Collins and Byron Harlan on Columbia A-1675 (39698-2) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#90 Poor Pauline Baritone Solo (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#91 At the Mississippi Cabaret Baritone Solo
#98 Chinatown, My Chinatown Tenor Solo. -The tune was recorded by Grace Kerns and John Barnes Wells on Columbia A-1624 (39592-2) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#99 Little Grey Home in the West Tenor Solo (transfer courtesy of Craig Stewart)
#100 A Little Love, A Little Kiss Tenor Solo. -The tune was recorded by James Reed (Reed Miller) on Columbia A-1353 (38908-3) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#104 The Little House Upon the Hill Tenor Solo
#105 Believe Me if All Those Endearing Young Charms Tenor Solo (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#106 Kilarney Tenor Solo. -The tune was recorded by Andrea Sarto on Columbia A-1299 (38498-2) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#108 Where the River Shannon Flows Tenor Solo
#109 My Wild Irish Rose Tenor Solo
#110 The Old Folks at Home Tenor Solo (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#129 Rockaway Hunt (Fox-trot) Band (transfer courtesy of Lawrence Tedder)
#131 Hee Haw (Fox-trot) Band (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#136 When the Grown Up Ladies Act Like Babies Tenor Solo
#142 All for the Love of a Girl Quartette (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown). -The tune was recorded by the Peerless Quartette on Columbia A-1707 (39866-2) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#149 Pigeon Walk Band
#157 Foxy Grandpa (Fox-trot) Orchestra (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#160 Kentucky Home (One-step) Vocal Duet (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#168 The Rosary Tenor Solo
#170 Those Charlie Chaplin Feet Duet (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown). -The tune was recorded by Arthur Collins and Byron Harlan on Columbia A-1780 (45706-1) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#172 Everybody Rag with Me Duet
#173 Down Among the Sheltering Palms Duet
#174 I'm a Lonesome Melody Duet
#182 Stars and Stripes Forever (March) Band (transfer courtesy of Ray Horton)
#183 Jelly Roll (Fox-trot) Band
#184 Medley of American Airs No. 1 Band
#188 Narcissus Band (transfer courtesy of Lawrence Tedder)
#189 Washington Post March Band (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#198 We're All With You, Mr. Wilson Tenor Solo
#212 Down in Bom-Bombay Tenor Solo (transfer courtesy of Lawrence Tedder)
#213 Floating Down the Old Green River Tenor Solo (transfer courtesy of Lawrence Tedder). -The tune was recorded by Sam Ash on Columbia A-1825 (45905-3) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#215 It's Tulip Time in Holland Tenor Solo (transfer courtesy of Lawrence Tedder). -The tune was recorded by Ethel Costello and Andrea Sarto on Columbia A-1792 (45883-1) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#220 Yiddisha Blues Tenor Solo
#223 The Sweetest Girl in Monterey Tenor Solo (transfer courtesy of Lawrence Tedder). -The tune was recorded by Reed Miller and Frederick Wheeler on Columbia A-1792 (45852-1) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#226 Where Is My Wandering Boy Tonight? Tenor Solo
#231 Good Night, Little Girl, Good Night Tenor Solo
#235 My Tom Tom Man (One-step) Band (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#237 Alabama Jubilee (One-step) Band
#245 America I Love You Tenor Solo (transfer courtesy of Lawrence Tedder). -The tune was recorded by Sam Ash on Columbia A-1842 (46097-3) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#247 We're Going to Celebrate the End of War in Ragtime Tenor Solo
#249 When You Were a Baby and I Was the Kid Next Door Tenor Solo. -The tune was recorded by Louise McMahon and Samuel Ash on Columbia A-1900 (46204-4) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#254 Along the Rocky Road to Dublin Tenor Solo (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#256 Piney Ridge Tenor Solo (transfer courtesy of Lawrence Tedder)
#266 Tenting Tonight Vocal Trio (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#267 Massa's in the Cold, Cold Ground Vocal Trio (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#270 When You and I Were Young, Maggie Tenor Duet (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#289 Memories Tenor Solo (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown). -The tune was recorded by Henry Burr on Columbia A-1923 (46273-1) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#292 Swanee Ripples (Fox-trot) Band (transfer courtesy of Lawrence Tedder)
#293 Les Copeland's Rag Band
Tunes composed by E. T. Paull:
#297 Charge of the Light Brigade (March) Band
#327 Paul Revere's Ride (Descriptive March Galop) Band
#328 A Signal from Mars (March and Two-step) Band
#329 Ben Hur Chariot Race (March) Prince's Band. -The tune was recorded by Prince's Band on Columbia A-2848 (77337-1) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#330 Midnight Fire Alarm (Descriptive March Galop) Band. -The tune was recorded by Prince's Orchestra on Columbia A-2960 (78999-2) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#331 The Burning of Rome Band
#316 Rigoletto - La Donna E Mobile Tenor Solo. -The tune was recorded by Hipólito Lázaro on Columbia 46736 (46736-1) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#319 Yaaka Hula Hickey Dula Tenor Duet (transfer courtesy of Malcolm Rockwell). -The sheet music for this one is at left and is also on the sheet music page.
#321 They Didn't Believe Me Tenor Solo (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown). -The tune was recorded by Grace Kerns and Reed Miller on Columbia A-1982 (46649-3-A-2) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#334 Daughters of the American Revolution (National March) Band (transfer courtesy of Richard Buck)
#336 The Sleigh Ride Party Male Quartette
#337 Steamboat Medley Male Quartette
#339 The Camp Meeting Jubilee Male Quartette
#342 Minstrels Part III. "Darktown is Out Tonight" Minstrels
#346 Chromatic Rag (Fox-trot) Band
#356 Arrah! Go On, I'm Gonna Go Back to Oregon Tenor Duet (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#357 Are You From Dixie? Tenor Duet. -The sheet music for this one is at left and is also on the sheet music page.
#367 Gootmon Is a Hootmon Now Soprano Solo
#369 Where Did Robinson Crusoe Go With Friday on Saturday Night Tenor Solo.- The sheet music for this one is at left and is also on the sheet music page.
#374 She's the Daughter of Mother Machree Vocal Trio
#375 Good Bye, Good Luck, God Bless You Vocal Trio (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#395 Peter Pan (Society trot) Band (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#397 Down Honolulu Way Tenor Solo (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#399 He's Getting Too Darn Big for a One-Horse Town Tenor Solo
#403 I Love a Piano Vocal Duet.- The sheet music for this one is at left and is also on the sheet music page.
#406 When The Sun Goes Down in Romany Tenor Solo.- The sheet music for this one is at left and is also on the sheet music page.
#413 Kentucky Home (Fox-trot) Band (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#414 Humpty Dumpty Band
#419 When the Black Sheep Comes Home Tenor Solo.- The sheet music for this one is at left and is also on the sheet music page.
#441 Beautiful Isle of Somewhere Tenor Solo (transfer courtesy of Ray Horton)
#444 Way Down in Iowa, I'm Going to Hide Away Vocal Duet.- The sheet music for this one is at left and is also on the sheet music page.
#456 Farewell My Love Tenor Solo
#461 UA Like No A Like Guitar Duet (transfer courtesy of Malcolm Rockwell)
#473 Boomerang Rag Band
#484 Oh How She Could Yacki, Hacki, Wicki, Wacki, Woo Vocal Duet (transfer courtesy of Malcolm Rockwell)
#501 Southern Blues Hawaiian Blues
#504 Hawaiian Medley Guitar Duet (transfer courtesy of Malcolm Rockwell)
#510 Oh How She Could Yacki, Hacki, Wicki, Wacki Woo Accordion Solo (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#512 Somewhere a Voice is Calling Vocal Trio (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#514 Love's Old Sweet Song Trio (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#515 A Perfect Day Trio (transfer courtesy of Lawrence Tedder)
#522 Intermezzo Russe Xylophone Solo (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#523 Sweet Birdie Polka Piccolo Solo (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#524 So Long Letty Vocal Duet
#540 King of the Bungaloos Baritone Solo. - Sung by Gene Greene.
#541 From Here to Shanghai Baritone Solo. - Sung by Gene Greene.
#543 When the Girls Grow Older They Grow a Little Bolder Baritone Solo
#545 Buzzin' the Bee Vocal Duet
#554 Homesickness Blues (Fox-trot) Band
#563 There's a Long, Long Trail Tenor Duet (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#588 Blue Goose Rag Saxophone Sextette
#600 Sharpshooters' Rag Accordion Solo
#606 In the Old Red School Tenor Duet (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#614 Oh, Lady! Male Quartette (transfer courtesy of Richard Buck)
#642 Miss Information (Fox-trot) Band
#644 American Republic (March) Band
#651 Le Secret (Polka Brillante) Xylophone Solo
#662 Remick Medley (One-step) Band
#673 Indiana Band
#677 He's Just Like You Tenor Solo (transfer courtesy of Lawrence Tedder)
#684 Abe Kabbible "Does His Bit" Monolog
#694 When Those Sweet Hawaiian Babies Roll Their Eyes (One-step) Band (transfer courtesy of Malcolm Rockwell)
#705 Shenandoah Tenor Solo
#706 Boogie Rag Band
#716 The Ragtime Volunteers Are Off to War Baritone Solo
#721 Over There Tenor Solo
#725 Bake Dat Chicken Pie Tenor and Baritone Duet (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#726 I'm a Twelve O'clock Fellow (In a Nine O'clock Town) Tenor Solo (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#766 There's a Long, Long Trail Vocal Quartette, Male Voices
#767 Long Boy Tenor Solo (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#780 Old Grey Mare Baritone & Tenor.- A patriotic song sung to the tune of "Old Grey Mare."
#800 National Emblem (March) Band (transfer courtesy of Ray Horton)
#813 Little Boy Blue (Musical Nursery Rhyme)
#814 Rock-A-Bye Baby (Musical Nursery Rhyme) (transfer courtesy of Lawrence Tedder)
#820 Just a Baby's Prayer at Twilight Tenor Solo (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#831 Song Without Words Orchestra
#832 Just a Wearyin' For You Tenor Solo (transfer courtesy of Lawrence Tedder)
#839 Rose Room (Fox-trot - Dance Music) Band (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#844 On the Road to Home Sweet Home Vocal Quartette (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#851 (take 1) Everybody's Crazy 'Bout the Doggone Blues (Fox-trot - Dance Music).- Played by Wilbur C. Sweatman's Original Jazz Band.
#851 (take 2) Everybody's Crazy 'Bout the Doggone Blues (Fox-trot - Dance Music).- Played by Wilbur C. Sweatman's Original Jazz Band.
#852 Regretful Blues (Fox-trot - Dance Music). -Played by Wilbur C. Sweatman's Original Jazz Band. -(transfer courtesy of Larry Snyder)
#877 Bring Back the Kaiser to Me Vocal Quartette (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#884 How'd You Like to be My Daddy? (Character Duet). -Performed by the Farber Sisters.-The tune was recorded by the Farber Sisters on Columbia (A-2525 (77715-3) (transfer courtesy of Richard Buck).
#893 Nona Waltz (Dance Music) Orchestra. -The tune was recorded by Prince's Orchestra on Columbia (A-6072 (49465-1) (transfer courtesy of Richard Buck).
#906 U. S. Army Bugle Calls Bugle (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive)
#920 Aloha Oe (Farewell to Thee) Trio -- Hawaiian Guitars and Ukulele (transfer courtesy of Malcolm Rockwell)
#926 Tiger Rose (Waltz) Orchestra. -The sheet music for this one is at left and is also on the sheet music page.
#931 I'm Always Chasing Rainbows from "Oh Look" Tenor Duet
#933 Hearts and Flowers Orchestra (transfer courtesy of Ray Horton)
#943 Little Jack Horner Intro.: Alphabet Song (Musical Nursery Rhyme) Vocal Quartette (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive)
#947 Ten Little Niggers (Musical Nursery Rhyme) Tenor Solo (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#954 What Yankee Doodle Says He'll Do, He'll Do Male Voices
#957 Beautiful Ohio (Waltz) Orchestra
#958 My Little Gypsy Wanda Tenor Solo (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#967 The Dance of the Goblins Orchestra
#969 Oh, How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning Baritone Solo (transfer courtesy of Craig Stewart)
#977 Just Blues (Dance Music) Instrumental Trio
#981 Mother Machree Tenor Solo (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#1001 I Want a Doll Tenor Solo (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#1005 Oriental (Fox-trot) Jazarimba Orchestra (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#1013 Smiles Tenor Duet (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#1015 Bird's Voices Orchestra
#1039 Has Anybody Seen My Corinne? (Fox-trot) Jazz Band.- Played by Wilbur C. Sweatman's Original Jazz Band.
#1041 Ringtail Blues (Fox-trot) Jazz Band. -Played by Wilbur C. Sweatman's Original Jazz Band. (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#1051 La Lisonjera (The Flatterer) Orchestra (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#1061 When Yankee Doodle Sails Upon the Good Ship Home Sweet Home Vocal Quartette (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#1070 Smoky Mokes Orchestra (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#1073 A Coon Band Contest (Cake-Walk - Two-Step) Orchestra (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#1075 Amoureuse (Valse Tres Lente) Orchestra (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#1092 (take 1) Lonesome Road (Dance Music). -Played by Wilbur C. Sweatman's Original Jazz Band.
#1092 (take 2) Lonesome Road (Dance Music). -Played by Wilbur C. Sweatman's Original Jazz Band.
#1106 Bevo Blues (One Step) Orchestra
#1108 How 'Ya Gonna Keep 'Em Down on the Farm (One-Step - Dance Music) Orchestra (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#1116 The Alcoholic Blues Tenor Solo. -Sung by Billy Murray.
#1119 Semper Fidelis (March) Band (transfer courtesy of Ray Horton)
#1120 The Thunderer (March) Band (transfer courtesy of Ray Horton)
#1121 The Handicap (March) Band (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#1153 And That Ain't All Tenor Solo. -Sung by Billy Murray. -(transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#1154 Everybody Wants a Key to My Cellar Tenor Solo. -Sung by Billy Murray. -(transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#1164 I'll Say She Does from "Sinbad" Tenor Solo (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#1170 I've Lived. I've Loved. I'm Satisfied. Tenor Solo
#1174 Breeze (Blow my Baby Back to Me) Tenor Duet (transfer courtesy of Ray Horton). -The tune was recorded by Jack Kaufman and Arthur Fields on Columbia A-2766 (78520-2) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#1175 Oh! Oh! Oh! Those Landlords Tenor Solo. -The tune was recorded by Irving Kaufman on Columbia A-2765 (78445-2/-4) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#1176 Lorraine March Band
#1177 Father of Victory (March) Band (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#1179 The Liberty Bell March Band
#1180 El Capitan Band
Bubble Book #9:
#1181 The Spider and the Fly
#1182 The Fly and the Bumble Bee
#1183 Daddy Long-Legs and Floppy Fly
#1193 Carolina Sunshine Male Trio. -The tune was recorded by the Sterling Trio (Henry Burr, Albert Campbell and John Meyer) on Columbia A-2770 (78497-2) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#1196 Mandy Tenor Duet
#1198 Alexander's Band is Back in Dixieland Tenor Solo. -The tune was recorded by Harry Fox on Columbia A-2787 (78579-2) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#1201 Blues (My Naughty Sweetie Gave Me) (Fox-trot - Dance Music) Orchestra
#1203 While Others Are Building Castles in the Air (I'll Be Building a Cottage for Two) Tenor Solo (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#1208 I've Got My Captain Working for Me Now Tenor Solo. -Sung by Billy Murray (transfer courtesy of Ray Horton). -The tune was recorded by Billy Murray on Victor 18604-A (B-23092-3) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#1210 Taxi (One-step - Dance Music) Orchestra
#1214 Wait Till You Get Them Up in the Air, Boys Tenor Solo. -Sung by Billy Murray (transfer courtesy of Ray Horton). -The tune was recorded by Charles Harrison on Columbia A-2794 (78557-2) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#1215 You Didn't Want Me When You Had Me Tenor Solo (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#1216 Broken Blossoms Tenor Solo (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown). -The tune was recorded by Charles Harrison on Columbia A-2793 (78637-2-A-AV335) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#1218 Tell Me (Fox-trot - Dance Music) Orchestra. -The tune was recorded by Irving Kaufman, Jack Kaufman and Joseph Knecht on Columbia A-2783 (78552-6) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#1220 Give Me the Sultan's Harem (Dance Music) Orchestra (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#1234 (take 1) Hello, Hello (Dance Music) Orchestra
#1238 You Ain't Heard Nothing Yet Tenor Solo
#1247 Rings Tenor Duet
#1249 Wonderful Pal Tenor Solo. -The tune was recorded by George Meader on Columbia A-2821 (78723-3) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#1251 Let the Rest of the World Go By Tenor Duet, Orchestra. -The tune was recorded by Henry Burr and Albert Campbell on Columbia A-2829 (78752-2) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#1252 Bye-Lo Tenor Duet. -The tune was recorded by Henry Burr and Albert Campbell on Columbia A-2827 (78306-1-A-S182) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#1253 Floatin' Down to Cotton Town Tenor Duet
#1255 Bride Elect (March) Band (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#1258 Carolina Sunshine (Waltz) Orchestra (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown). -The tune was recorded by the Sterling Trio (Henry Burr, Albert Campbell, John Meyer) on Columbia A-2770 (78497-2) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#1261 My Isle of Golden Dreams (Dance Music) Orchestra
#1262 Dardanella (Dance Music) Orchestra. -The tune was recorded by Prince's Dance Orchestra on Columbia A-2851 (78839-3) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#1263 You'd Be Surprised Orchestra (transfer courtesy of V Iseli)
#1265 That Naughty Waltz (Dance Music) Orchestra (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#1266 Afghanistan (Dance Music) Orchestra (transfer courtesy of Richard Buck)
#1270 You Can't Get Lovin' (Where Where Ain't Any Love) Tenor Solo, Orchestra
#1274 My Gal Tenor Solo, Orchestra. -The tune was recorded by Frank Crumit on Columbia A-2884 (78854-6) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#1278 Bo-La-Bo (One-step) Orchestra (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#1284 I'm Like a Ship Without a Sail Tenor Duet
Bubble Book #11:
#1287 Old Mother Hubbard
#1289 The City Mouse and the Country Mouse
#1302 Tabbyskins
#1290 Everybody's Buddy Male Quartette, Orchestra
#1291 We Must Have a Song to Remember Tenor Quartette, Orchestra. -The tune was recorded by the Peerless Quartette (Henry Burr, Albert Campbell, Frank Croxton, John Meyer) with Prince's Dance Orchestra on Columbia A-2888 (78865-2) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#1292 You're a Million Miles from Nowhere (When You're One Little Mile from Home) Tenor Solo. -The tune was recorded by Fred Hughes on Columbia A-2862 (78831-4) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#1293 You Don't Need the Wine to Have a Wonderful Time While They Still Make Beautiful Girls Tenor Solo
#1294 Left All Alone Again Blues (Fox-trot) Orchestra (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#1297 When My Baby Smiles at Me (Fox-trot) Orchestra (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#1298 Fluffy Ruffles (Dance Music) Orchestra. -The tune was recorded by Green Brothers Xylophone Orchestra on Pathé Freres B-22121 (67571) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#1300 Medley of Jigs and Reels Part 1. Violin Solo. -The tune was recorded by George Stehl on Columbia A-2957 (79251-1) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#1308 So Long Oolong (How Long You Gonna Be Gone) Tenor Solo. -The tune was recorded by Frank Crumit on Columbia A-2935 (79066-6/-7) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#1309 What a Day That'll Be Tenor Solo. -The tune was recorded by Frank Crumit on Columbia A-2915 (78855-6) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#1312 Oh by Jingo! (One-step) Orchestra. -The tune was recorded by Lanin's Roseland Orchestra on Columbia A-2943 (79145-3) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#1313 Wond'ring (Dance Music) Orchestra (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#1318 Manisot March Band (transfer courtesy of Craig Stewart). -The tune was recorded by Prince's Band on Columbia A-2291 (47381-3) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#1325 Emmet's Cuckoo Song Yodler Orchestra. -The tune was recorded by Frank Kamplain on Columbia A-2904 (78969-4) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#1327 Snyder (Does Your Mother Know You're Out?) Yodler (transfer courtesy of Ray Horton). -The tune was recorded by Frank Kamplain on Columbia A-572 (79041-3) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#1332 The Moon Shines on the Moonshine Tenor Solo
#1339 In Sweet September Tenor Solo
#1353 The Love Nest from "Mary" Tenor Solo. -The tune was recorded by Frank Crumit on Columbia A-2973 (79311-6) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#1367 Manyana (Fox-trot) Orchestra. -The tune was recorded by Prince's Dance Orchestra on Columbia A-2963 (79307-1/-3) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#1377 Let the Rest of the World Go By (Waltz) Orchestra (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown). -The tune was recorded by Prince's Dance Orchestra on Columbia A-6157 (49809-2) and by Henry Burr and Albert Campbell on Columbia A-2829 (78752-2) (transfers courtesy of Internet Archive).
#1440 O-H-I-O (O-My-O!) Tenor Solo
#1467 There'll Be a Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight - Medley (March) Band
#1473 The Great American March Band. -The tune was recorded by Columbia Band (Charles Prince) on Columbia E-7471 (79436-1) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#1492 Siren of a Southern Sea (Fox-trot) Orchestra (transfer courtesy of Christopher Matthew Lange). -The tune was recorded by Art Hickman's Orchestra on Columbia A-3387 (79666-2) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#1525 Ain't We Got Fun Vocal Duet
#1526 Mandy 'N Me Vocal Duet
#1550 Ten Little Fingers and Ten Little Toes (Down in Tennessee) Tenor Solo (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive)
#1588 Tell Her at Twilight (Fox-trot) Orchestra (transfer courtesy of Rod Brown)
#1602 El Capitan March Band
#1616 Virginia Blues Tenor Solo
#1617 Pick Me Up and Lay Me Down (In Dear Old Dixieland) Tenor Solo
#1641 Swanee Bluebird (Fox-trot) Orchestra.- Played by the California Ramblers.
#1642 Nobody Lied (Fox-trot) Orchestra.- Played by the California Ramblers (transfer courtesy of Ate van Delden).
#1645 Bamboo Bay (Fox-trot) Orchestra.- Played by the California Ramblers (transfer courtesy of Ate van Delden).
#1647 Sweet Indiana Home (Fox-trot) Orchestra.- Played by the California Ramblers.
#1658 Why Should I Cry Over You Tenor Solo. -The tune was recorded by Billy Jones on Columbia A-3650 (80372-5) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#1687 Blue (Fox-trot) Orchestra. -The tune was recorded by Eddie Elkins' Orchestra on Columbia A-3751 (80624-3) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#1703 Away Down East In Maine (Fox-trot) Orchestra. -The tune was recorded by Paul Specht and his Orchestra on Columbia A-3759 (80680-3) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#1728 Aggravatin' Papa (Fox-trot) Orchestra. -The tune was recorded by The Georgians on Columbia A-3825 (80808-1) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#1741 You've Got to See Mamma Ev'ry Night (Fox-trot) Orchestra. -The tune was recorded by The Georgians on Columbia A-3857 (80870-3) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#1754 Barney Google (Fox-trot) Orchestra. -The tune was recorded by The Georgians on Columbia A-3902 (80993-5) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#1771 Cut Yourself a Piece of Cake (Fox-trot) Orchestra
#1773 Love Is Just a Flower (Fox-trot) Orchestra. -The tune was recorded by Columbians Dance Orchestra De Luxe on Columbia A-3917 (81038-2) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
#1774 Swingin' Down the Lane (Fox-trot) Orchestra. -The tune was recorded by Columbians Dance Orchestra De Luxe on Columbia A-3874 (80934-2) (transfer courtesy of Internet Archive).
Higgledy Piggledy Bubble Book:
#W1787 The Dairyman
#W1785 The Little Old Woman
#W1786 The Old Man Who Lived in a Wood
Advertising record:
#91326 Where Did You Get That Hat? Tenor Solo. -Sung by Frank Crumit (transfer courtesy of David Lennick).
 


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