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34 records

Title:

'Till the boys come home

Performers:

James F. Harrison.

Issue Number:

Edison Blue Amberol: 2773.

Release Year:

1915

Title:

All those in favor say aye

Performers:

Arthur Fields.

Issue Number:

Edison Blue Amberol: 3777.

Release Year:

1919

Title:

The allies march to freedom

Performers:

George Wilton Ballard and male chorus.

Issue Number:

Edison Blue Amberol: 2821.

Release Year:

1916

Title:

Bring me a letter from my old home town

Performers:

Reese Jones [i.e. Billy Jones].

Issue Number:

Edison Blue Amberol: 3549.

Release Year:

1918

Title:

Camp songs, U.S. Army No. 1.

Performers:

Chorus of Male Voices.

Issue Number:

Edison Blue Amberol: 3402.

Release Year:

1918

Title:

Chimes of Normandy

Performers:

Helen Clark.

Issue Number:

Edison Blue Amberol: 3529.

Release Year:

1918

Title:

The Dixie volunteers

Performers:

Premier Quartet [i.e. American Quartet].

Issue Number:

Edison Blue Amberol: 3479.

Release Year:

1918

Title:

Don't bite the hand that's feeding you

Performers:

Walter Van Brunt.

Issue Number:

Edison Blue Amberol: 2948.

Release Year:

1916

Title:

Don't cry Frenchy, don't cry

Performers:

George Wilton Ballard.

Issue Number:

Edison Blue Amberol: 3800.

Release Year:

1919

Title:

For auld lang syne! Australia will be there

Performers:

William White and Male Chorus.

Issue Number:

Edison Blue Amberol: 2870.

Release Year:

1916

Title:

Freedom for all forever

Performers:

Arthur Middleton and chorus.

Issue Number:

Edison Royal Purple Amberol: 29011.

Release Year:

1918

Title:

Frenchy, come to Yankee land

Performers:

Billy Murray and chorus.

Issue Number:

Edison Blue Amberol: 3783.

Release Year:

1919

Title:

Good-bye Broadway, hello France

Performers:

Arthur Fields and chorus.

Issue Number:

Edison Blue Amberol: 3321.

Release Year:

1917

Title:

How 'ya gonna keep 'em down on the farm after they've seen Paree?

Performers:

Byron G. Harlan.

Issue Number:

Edison Blue Amberol: 3726.

Release Year:

1919

Title:

I didn't raise my boy to be a soldier

Performers:

Carl Ely [i.e. Henry Burr].

Issue Number:

Indestructible Record: 1524.

Release Year:

1915

Title:

I'd feel at home if they'd let me join the army

Performers:

M.J. O'Connell.

Issue Number:

Edison Blue Amberol: 3381.

Release Year:

1918

Title:

It's a long, long way to Tipperary

Performers:

Albert Farrington and chorus.

Issue Number:

Edison Blue Amberol: 2487.

Release Year:

1914

Title:

Jim, Jim, I always knew that you'd win

Performers:

Arthur Fields.

Issue Number:

Edison Blue Amberol: 3680.

Release Year:

1919

Title:

The little good for nothing's good for something after all

Performers:

The Harmony Four.

Issue Number:

Edison Blue Amberol: 3562.

Release Year:

1918

Title:

Long boy

Performers:

Steve Porter.

Issue Number:

Edison Blue Amberol: 3365.

Release Year:

1918

Title:

Over there

Performers:

Peerless Quartette.

Issue Number:

Indestructible Record: 1556.

Release Year:

1917

Title:

Over there

Performers:

Billy Murray.

Issue Number:

Edison Blue Amberol: 3275.

Release Year:

1917

Title:

Pack up your troubles in your old kit bag and smile, smile, smile : her soldier boy

Performers:

Helen Clark and Chorus.

Issue Number:

Edison Blue Amberol: 3139.

Release Year:

1917

Title:

Sister Susie's sewing shirts for soldiers

Performers:

Billy Murray.

Issue Number:

Edison Blue Amberol: 2530.

Release Year:

1915

Title:

Soldier songs no. 1

Performers:

Chorus of Male Voices.

Issue Number:

Edison Blue Amberol: 3632.

Release Year:

1919

34 records