Frederic Rose “When I Marry You” LYRICS HERE, Edison Standard Record 10036 (1909) Albert Gumble song

"I Don't Want The Morning To Come" Dorothy Kingsley, female disc pioneer (1908) Arthur J. Lamb song

"I Don't Want The Morning To Come" Frederic Rose on Edison Standard Record 10028 (1908)

Paradise Lost audio, John Milton poem "Of man's first disobedience, and the fruit Of that forbidden"

"Roll On, Missouri" ragtime = Prince's Band 78 rpm (1917) Columbia A5478, music by Harry Carroll

Rex Griffin "Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby" Carl Perkins knew THIS version (Beatles covered this)

Rex Griffin "The Walkin' Blues" (Decca guitar version of 1936)

Rex Griffin "The Walkin' Blues" 78 rpm, later accordion version--not Decca guitar version of 1936

Billie Holiday & Benny Goodman "Riffin' The Scotch" (1933) HISTORIC Lady Day's 2nd record (analysis)

Byron G. Harlan "Molly, Come Drive The Cows Home" (first recoded in 1902--this is a later version?)

"El Choclo--Argentine Tango" Hurtado Brothers Royal Marimba Band of Guatemala on Victor 18093 (1916)

Gospel According To Matthew 21:18-22 Jesus Fig Tree story, Jesus condemns tree, angry due to hunger

"I Didn't Know That Lovin' Was So Good" Anna Wheaton on Columbia A2042 (1916) Albert Von Tilzer song

hymn Fight the good fight with all thy might; Christ is thy Strength, and Christ thy Right, Lay hold

Columbians jazz dance band "Saw Mill River Road Introducing Mother's Wedding Dress" (1923) xylophone

"Constantinople" Anna Wheaton, soprano = Columbia A2295 (1917) Harry Von Tilzer song

"Strip Polka" Johnny Mercer song--Kay Kyser and His Orchestra (1942)

Kay Kyser and His Orchestra "Moonlight Mood" Columbia 36657 (1942) Harold Adamson song = LYRICS HERE

"There's a Million Reasons Why I Shouldn't Kiss You But I Can't Think of One" Anna Wheaton & Sam Ash

Roy Acuff "The Songbirds Are Singing In Heaven" (1948)Roy Acuff And His Smoky Mountain Boys ...

Florence Easton "My Laddie" Victor 1705 Wm. Armour Thayer song & Princess Troubetzkoy/Amélie Rivers

Florence Easton "My Laddie" music by Wm. Armour Thayer, words by Princess Troubetzkoy/Amélie Rivers.

Craig Campbell "I Mind The Day" 1919 Pathé 25024 = words by Moira O'Neill, music by Charles Willeby

"Help! Help! I'm Sinking In A Beautiful Ocean of Love" Anna Wheaton vaudeville 1917 Harry Von Tilzer

"Till The Clouds Roll By" 1917Jerome Kern song = Anna Wheaton & James Harrod on Columbia 78 rpm

Count Basie & His Orchestra “Shorty George” Decca 2325 "Shorty" George Snowden Lindy Hop hot jazz 78

Count Basie "You Can Depend on Me" jazz swing 78 rpm (1939) Jimmy Rushing vocalist & Lester Young

Count Basie “John’s Idea" Decca 1363 (1937) Hershel Evans hot jazz solo Lester Young takes back seat

"The Death Of Nelson" Harold Jarvis (1908) words by S. J. Arnold & music by John Braham = Trafalgar

"Shoe Shine Boy" Count Basie (Jones, Smith Incorporated) 1936 = Lester Young, Jo Jones, John Hammond

"The Old Maid and The Burglar" Ernest V. Stoneman & His Dixie Mountaineers 1928 hillbilly country 78

The Revelers "The Woman In The Shoe" 1930, Lewis James, James Melton, Wilfred Glenn, Elliott Shaw 78

Anthony Powell 12 novels A Dance To The Music Of Time footnotes = Nick Jenkins, Widmerpool, England

"Le Rêve" from Manon ("Le Rêve De Des Grieux") = Edmond Clément, Victor 74258 (1911) Jules Massenet

Henry Williams & Eddie Anthony "Georgia Crawl" country blues 78 rpm Peg Leg Howell, Columbia 14328-D

"I'd Like To Be A Monkey In The Zoo" Frances White, Victor 45149 (1917) Bert Hanlon Willy White song

"Drip, Drip, Drip Went The Waterfall" Anna Wheaton, Columbia A2261 (1917) bio of vaudeville singer

"Suzanne" Anna Wheaton, singer, musical comedy revue actress, vaudeville headliner, 78 rpm from 1916

James Reese Europe & 369th U.S. Infantry "Hell Fighters" Band "Missouri Blues" Pathé 22147 (1919)78

“Barney Google” Missouri Jazz Hounds with vocal by Arthur Hal on Regal 9486LYRICSHERE

"Star Spangled Banner" America national anthem "O say can you see by the dawn's..." Frank C. Stanley

"I'd Love To Be A Monkey In The Zoo" Anna Wheaton, soprano (1917) song by Bert Hanlon & Willy White

"Let's All Go To Mary's House" Jay Whidden and His New Midnight Follies Band (1926) LYRICS HERE

"Just A Melody" Vernon Dalhart & Carson J. Robison on Brunswick 3232 (1926) hillbilly classic duo 78

Matt Keefe, yodler made cylinders for Bacigalupi Brothers in San Francisco with Billy Murray in 1897

Washington Phillips "Lift Him Up That's All" Columbia 14277-D (1927) Jefferson Hotel, Dallas, Texas

"All Alone" Lewis James on Columbia 235-D (1924) Irving Berlin song

"Pack Up Your Sins And Go To The Devil" The Columbians on Columbia A3761 (1922) Irving Berlin song

Nora Bayes "Homesick" on Columbia A3711 (1922) Irving Berlin song, female vaudeville singing 78 rpm

"When You Walked Out Someone Else Walked Right In" Irving Berlin song, Ray Miller 78 rpm (1923) jazz

“Saxophobia” Rudy Wiedoeft on Victor 18728 (1920) C Melody sax for solo work, Eb Alto for ensemble

"The Sheik of Araby" Ray Miller and His Black and White Melody Boys (1921) Columbia A3519 1920s jazz

"Diga Diga Doo" Arthur Ross and His Westerners on Velvet Tone 1755 (1928) Irving Kaufman LYRICS HERE

"Do Something" Arthur Ross & His Westerners (April 29, 1929) "Tom Frawley" Irving Kaufman pseudonym

Ambrose and His Orchestra "Embassy Stomp" Decca 551 (1935) London dance band, British jazz 78 rpm

"I Can Wiggle My Ears" (1935) Ambrose & His Orchestra, British dance 78, Sigler, Goodhart, & Hoffman

"Take Your Finger Out Of Your Mouth" (1927) Ambrose & His Mayfair Orchestra = fun British dance band

"My Heart Stood Still" Rodgers and Hart song (1927) Ambrose & His Orchestra, British dance 78 LYRICS

Irving Berlin song “Alexander’s Ragtime Band” Billy Murray Come on and hear Alexander's Ragtime Band

Vess L. Ossman "Florida Rag" = ragtime composed by George L. Lowry, banjo rag on Edison cylinder