Number of hits: 12 Records    

#	Performer(s)	Title	Issue Number/Label	Year of Release
1	Arthur Collins and Byron G. Harlan.	Everything is peaches down in Georgia	3617: Edison Blue Amberol 6286: Edison Record	[1918]
2	Walter Van Brunt and chorus.	Georgia land	1735: Edison Blue Amberol	[1913]
3	Edison Modern Minstrels.	Georgia minstrels	8672: Edison Gold Moulded Record	[1904]
4	Irving Gillette [i.e. Henry Burr].	In dear old Georgia	9099: Edison Gold Moulded Record	[1905]
5	Byron G. Harlan and Frank C. Stanley.	Marching thro' Georgia	8606: Edison Gold Moulded Record	[1904]
6	Indestructible Military Band.	Marching through Georgia	1069: Indestructible Record	[1909]
7	Band.	Marching through Georgia	3469: Indestructible Record	[1919?]
8	James F. Harrison	Marching through Georgia	733: Edison Amberol	[ca. 1911]
9	James F. Harrison.	Marching through Georgia	1888: Edison Blue Amberol 733: Edison Amberol	[1913]
10	Gilmore's Band.	Marching through Georgia	1638: Columbia	[between 1896 and 1900]
11	Columbia Drum, Fife and Bugle Corps.	Marching through Georgia	12801: Columbia Phonograph Co.	[1899]
12	Arthur Collins and Byron G. Harlan.	'Way down in Georgia	10478: Edison Standard Record	[1911]

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