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| Title | Artist | Recording |
|---|---|---|
| Just Like A Rainbow | The Columbians | Columbia A3472 10" 1921 |
| To A Wild Rose | Jacques Hoffman | Victor 17101 10" 1912 |
| Fancy You Fancying Me | Edna White Trumpet Quartette | Columbia A2538 10" 1918 |
| San Francisco Souvenir March | Pietro | Victor 18189 10" 1918 |
| Yaaka Hula Hickey Dula | Howard Kopp & Samuel Jospe | Columbai A2058 10" 1916 |
| Macushla | John McCormack | Victor 64205 10" 191? |
| Your Eyes Have Told Me So | John McCormack | Victor 64860 10" 191? |
| Keep The Home Fires Burning | John McCormack | Victor 64696 10" 1917 |
| When My Sweetie Puts Her Lovin' On | Ukulele Ike | Pathe 032054 10" 1924 |
| It Ain't Gonna Rain No Mo | Wendell Hall | Victor 19171 10" 1921 |
| Cheatin' On Me | Ukulele Bailey | Cameo 734 10" 1925 |
| The Next Hosre I Ride On | Vesta Victoria | Victor 5181 10" 1907 |
| Nobody | Bert Williams | Columbia A1289 Disc 1913 |
| So What's The Use? | Billy Murray | Victor 5311 10" 1907 |
| Noodle Soup Rag | Eddie Morton | Victor 17451 10" 1913 |
| Say it with Music | The Columbians | Columbia A3472 10" 1921 |
Wed Aug. 1, 2007 12:27am
From:
Don Rose
Ukulele Bailey sounds to me like a very young Gene Austin who was under contract to Victor. Could be.
Wed Aug. 1, 2007 11:13am
From:
a listener
Re: Ukelele Ike's "When My Sweetie Puts Her Lovin' On" - it sounds like he's singing "She gets me so fucked up, I'm gone, little beauty." But if I try, in one instance he might be saying "puffed up." Who knows? Poor, poor hearing-impaired me.
A website about him says he: "developed a style of improvised singing, which he called "effin". "Effin" sounds a lot like the human voice imitating a hot trumpet or kazoo solo."
Effin = F'ing???
Thu Aug. 2, 2007 9:48am
From:
Dave Fischer
Hello from Hove UK: Ukelele Ike indeed sang song's with "dirty" lyrics. There are CDs of his "banned" records, very interesting...
Dave Fischer
A Big MAC Fan
Sun Aug. 26, 2007 3:43pm
From:
Mitch Golden
Regarding the squeal at the end of the record: you say this is a part of the phonograph sound. I don't believe this is true. On the Victrolas I have, there is a fibrous pad that stops the platter. The squeal is caused by the effect of the years on the pad, which has caused it to become hard and dry.
Fri Feb. 29, 2008 3:32am
From:
don
Ukelele Ike's lyric is "Puffed up," clearly--puffed up like a toad. as for John McCormack, nobody sings like him--nobody! i assume we don't hear more of him, because so much has been issued on CD. what an amazing talent.
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