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Performer(s)

Title

Issue Number/Label

Year of Release

1

Roy Oaks [?].

[1909 Medley played on harmonia]

[1909]

2

Speaker unknown.

[Advice by unknown speaker on how to make best use of one's days].

[189-?]

3

Performer not given.

[Animal noises--cat, chicken, rooster, cow bird, followed by announcement by unidentified male voice].

[between 1890 and 1929]

4

Marie Narelle.

Answer

9226: Edison Gold Moulded Record

[1906]

5

Baby not identified.

Baby song

[1892?]

6

Carmi Vaughn, baritone.

[Baritone vocal solo by Carmi Vaughn]

[189-?]

7

Piano duet

The battle cry of freedom

[between 1902 and 1929]

8

Performer not given.

[Bird sounds and piano]

[between 1890 and 1929]

9

Peformers not given.

["Bring back my kitty to me" sung to the tune of "My bonnie lives over the ocean" by acapella children's chorus]

[between 1890 and 1929]

10

Performer (and baby) not given.

[Brown wax home recording]

[between 1890 and 1929]

11

Sung by [Schorsch Naumann?]

[Brown wax home recording]

[1900]

12

Sung by [Schorsch Naumann?]

[Brown wax home recording]

[1900]

13

Speaker not given.

[Brown wax home recording]

[between 1890 and 1929]

14

The Church family.

[Brown wax home recording]

[1915]

15

Performer not given.

[Brown wax home recording]

[between 1890 and 1929].

16

Performer not given.

[Brown wax home recording]

[between 1890 and 1929]

17

Performer not given.

[Brown wax home recording]

[between 1890 and 1929]

18

Speaker not given.

[Brown wax home recording]

[between 1890 and 1929].

19

Performer not given.

[Brown wax home recording]

[between 1890 and 1929]

20

Performer not given.

[Brown wax home recording]

[Between 1890 and 1929]

21

Colonel [Alexis McCord?]

[Brown wax home recording]

[between 1890 and 1929]

22

Performer not given.

[Brown wax home recording]

[ca. 1939]

23

Performer not given.

[Brown wax home recording]

[between 1890 and 1929]

24

Johannes.

[Brown wax home recording]

[between 1890 and 1929]

25

Performer not given.

[Brown wax home recording]

[between 1890 and 1929]