Can't you take it back and change it for a boy / Byron G Harlan. U.S. Everlasting Record: 1243 [1909] | Cylinder Preservation and Digitization Project

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Title:

Can't you take it back and change it for a boy

Performer(s):

Byron G. Harlan.

Issue Number/Label:

1243: U.S. Everlasting Record

Year of Release:

[1909]

Audio:

Stream cylinder 6763: Download: MP3 file (2-4 MB) (Usage info)

Note:

U.S. Everlasting Record: 1243.

Note:

Year of release from "The Complete Catalogue of the United States Everlasting Indestructible Cylinders, 1908 - 1913" by Major H.H. Annand, (1966).

Note:

Tenor solo with orchestra accompaniment.

Personal Name:

Harlan, Byron G.

Subject:

Popular music--1901-1910.

Original Item Location:

Special Coll., Performing Arts - Cylinder 6763

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In 1905 Columbia introduced its Twentieth Century cylinders which were six inches long and had a playing time of 3 minutes. They were discontinued in 1908 due to poor sales.