1
Title:
[Black wax home recording of singing and harmonica music]
Performers:
Performers not given.
Release Year:
between 1902 and 1928.
2
Title:
[Brown wax home recording of child singing Wait till the sun shines, Nellie and The Yankee Doodle boy, with harmonica]
Performers:
Performer not given.
Release Year:
between 1905 and 1928.
3
Title:
[Brown wax home recording of harmonica solo by S.G. Briscoe ]
Performers:
Performer not given.
Release Year:
between 1890 and 1928.
4
Title:
[Brown wax home recording of harmonica solo, My old Kentucky home and Old folks at home]
Performers:
Performer not given.
Release Year:
between 1890 and 1928.
5
Title:
[Brown wax home recording of harmonica solo, talking]
Performers:
Vocals by Wilson Gabo, Cora Gabo & unidentified accompanists.
Release Year:
1900
6
Title:
[Brown wax home recording of Listen to the mocking bird, harmonica solo by Charles S. Black (?)]
Performers:
Charles S. Black (?).
Release Year:
between 1890 and 1928.
7
Title:
[Brown wax home recording of man singing in Italian with harmonica]
Performers:
Performer not given.
Release Year:
between 1890 and 1928.
8
Title:
[Brown wax home recording of music on harmonica and guitar, including In the good old summer time and My bonnie lies over the ocean]
Performers:
Performers not given.
Release Year:
between 1902 and 1928.
9
Title:
[Brown wax home recording of Oh, dat watermelon, played on harmonica by Ed Miller]
Performers:
Ed Miller.
Release Year:
between 1890 and 1928.
10
Title:
[Brown wax home recording of One hundred years ago on accordion by W. E. Keller (?), followed by performance on glockenspiel (?)]
Performers:
W. E. Keller (?).
Release Year:
between 1890 and 1928.
11
Title:
[Brown wax home recording of sung and instrumental music: Won't you come home to my house, Casey Jones, All alone, and Old folks at home]
Performers:
Performers not given.
Release Year:
between 1890 and 1928.
12
Title:
[Brown wax home recording of talking, harmonica, over commercial recording of Just as the sun went down, sung by J. J. Fisher]
Performers:
Performers not given.
Release Year:
between 1898 and 1928.
13
Title:
[Brown wax home recording of The Irish washerwoman]
Performers:
Unknown performers.
Release Year:
between between 1890 and 1929
14
Title:
[Brown wax home recording of Third regiment march, played on harmonica by Ed Miller]
Performers:
Ed Miller.
Release Year:
between 1890 and 1928.
15
Title:
[Brown wax home recording of woman speaking and harmonica solo, Old folks at home]
Performers:
Performers names not given or decipherable.
Release Year:
between 1890 and 1928.
16
Title:
[Brown wax home recording of Yes, sir, that's my baby, played on two harmonicas and guitar by Leo, Lenny, and Gus Carlin (?), February 1, 1972.]
Performers:
Leo, Lenny, and Bruce Carlin (?).
Release Year:
1972.
17
Title:
[Speaking, singing and short harmonica solo by unknown, possibly inebriated male speaker]
Performers:
Release Year:
189-?
18
Title:
Arkansas traveler : Breakdown.
Performers:
The Blue Ridge Duo.
Issue Number:
Edison Blue Amberol: 4936.
Release Year:
1925
19
Title:
Bad companions
Performers:
Ernest V. Stoneman (The Blue Ridge Mountaineer).
Issue Number:
Edison Blue Amberol: 5201.
Release Year:
1926
20
Title:
Bury me not on the lone prairie
Performers:
Vernon Dalhart.
Issue Number:
Edison Blue Amberol: 5315.
Release Year:
1927
21
Title:
Doin' the best I can
Performers:
Vernon Dalhart and Company.
Issue Number:
Edison Blue Amberol: 5016.
Release Year:
1925
22
Title:
Don't let the deal go down
Performers:
Vernon Dalhart, singing, fiddle, harmonica and guitar.
Issue Number:
Edison Blue Amberol: 5260.
Release Year:
1926
23
Title:
The dying girl's message
Performers:
Vernon Dalhart and Company.
Issue Number:
Edison Blue Amberol: 5267.
Release Year:
1927
24
Title:
The engineer's child
Performers:
Vernon Dalhart and Co.
Issue Number:
Edison Blue Amberol: 5135.
Release Year:
1926
25
Title:
The fatal wedding
Performers:
Ernest V. Stoneman (The Blue Ridge Mountaineer).
Issue Number:
Edison Blue Amberol: 5355.
Release Year:
1927