Phonograph Entertains - Various Artists: 1903-1923 (CD)

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Tracks:
1. Oh Gee, Oh Gosh, Oh Golly I’m In Love - Garber-Davis Orchestra (Fox Trot) 1923 
2. Hi-Lee Hi-Lo - Irving Kaufman (Comedy Song) 1923 
3. Louisiana - Sterling Trio (Male Trio with orchestra) 1920 
4. Peter Gink - Six Brown Brothers (Saxophone Sextets) 1919 
5. Burglar Story and The High Cost of Living - Raymond Hitchcock (Monologue) 1914 
6. Mammy o’ Mine - Joseph C. Smith’s Orchestra (Medley One-Step) 1919 
7. Song Of India - Glantz and His Orchestra (Fox Trot) 1922 
8. American Beauty Waltz - Columbia Band (Trombone Solo) 1903 
9. Carolina In The Morning - American Quartet (Male Quartet with orchestra) 1922 
10. Air King March - Prince’s Band (Band) 1912 
11. Etiquette Scene - Joe Weber & Lew Fields (Vaudeville Sketch) 1912 
12. Sunflower Dance - Miss McKee (Whistler with orchestra) 1921 
13. Evening Chimes - Neapolitan Trio (Instrumental Trio) 1913 
14. Blue Jeans - Peerless Quartet (Male Quartet with orchestra) 1920 
15. California - California Ramblers (Fox Trot) 1922 
16. Timely Topics - Will Rogers (Humorous Monologue) 1923 
17. Let Her Go, Let Her Go, Let Her Go - Billy Murray (Comic Song) 1913 
18. You Know You Belong To Somebody Else - Master Melody Makers (Fox Trot) 1923 
19. Are You From Dixie - Victor Military Band (Medley One-Step) 1916 
20. Come On Home - Miss Patricola with The Virginians (Comedienne with orchestra) 1922 
21. Any Way The Wind Blows - Six Black Dominos (Fox Trot) 1924 

Notes:
Before the advent of radio and television, the phonograph brought popular entertainment into the homes of families across the country. With the aid of heavy, fragile shellac records, the “talking machine” miraculously summoned top musicians, actors, and vaudeville stars to perform on demand. “The Phonograph Entertains” presents a virtual phonograph variety show, with dance numbers, vaudeville sketches, popular vocalists, military bands, and novelty selections -- all taken from excellent copies of the original 78 rpm recordings, carefully transferred and restored for best sound quality. It’s a treasure trove of rare and historic recordings, most never before released on CD. Step back in time and enjoy more than an hour of vintage performances from nearly a century ago. Best of all, you don’t even need to change the needle after every selection!