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So sweet!

Internet Archive is down! People say it's due to outages.

some dates put this song at 1914, while this recording was preformed in 1915 such a lovely song

What a sad song but well written thank you!

So pleasing & relaxing to listen to. Guessing its a forgotten art form. We don't even hear folks whistling tunes these days.

don't say it

First time I've come across an educational department record. Can only think it was to teach children about the different sections of the orchestra. Some time back I posted 'Bugle Calls Of The British Army' which I assume was used to train soldiers.

This sounds similar to ain’t gonna give nobody none of my jellyroll

Wonderful! Thanks for posting! I suppose some might consider the static part of the charm, but perhaps you could put the audio through some noise-reduction software? It does seem louder than necessary.

The music-box effect played by Charles Linton on the celeste adds a special touch to this Henry Burr recording.

we getting out of the speakeasy with this one

Prachtige plaat, maar weergave was helaas wat zacht 😊

I just played this song on a player piano roll, and wanted to see if there were lyrics.

They deleted 20,000 78s from the archive. 18,000 were copyrighted and due to copyright fraud, the other 3,000 were public domain records.

Lovely.

Très original de découvrir cette vieille musique avec les craquements du vieux disque en stéréo, merci .... LM.

Any hint about the title in portuguese(or spanish)?

beautiful

I don't know what this music is but it is not Liszt's Liebesträume, nor Victor Herbert's orchestral arrangement of it and probably isn't played by Victor Herbert's Orchestra. Here is a link to the real Liszt piece arranged by Victor Herbert: ruclips.net/video/3GfUz6Q8jE4/видео.html

Absolutely beautiful. Thank you. ♥️♥️♥️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

A fun song with lyrics & musical style that hint at the 1920's yet to come.

Hermosas y muy poco valoradas melodías. Saludos cordiales desde España.

A voice from a century ago sings out to us today.

A surprise but a pleasant one, its nice to see you, continuing to expand your achieve. Keep it up, and though I may not be as much an avid listener. I respect your continued commitment, and its nice to pop on in and find gems like this.

What a sweet ballad. The sax trio adds a gentle tenderness.

Whoops! This song got labeled as an instrumental but it actually has vocals starting about halfway through. So I'm going to add captions as soon as I get a chance.

A cheerful & catchy vaudeville song. Wonder why folks don't whistle these days, its so uplifting.

A dainty & sensitive performance of this classic. Instruments are very realistic for an acoustic recording.

This song is probably best known by the Nirvana cover ( ruclips.net/video/_8BwAvIZY2M/видео.html ) of the Leadbelly version ( ruclips.net/video/ll1toKk0_H8/видео.html ). Which one do you like best?

Charles Harrison turned out so many great & well sung songs, must have been a prolific recorder. Not so easy to find here in the UK. To date I only have his rendition of 'Peggy O'Neill' on Regal.

Quite a tearjerker here. Wonder if there were other verses that would not fit on the record? Very much the feel of an unfinished story.

A poignant performance. There's a vocal by Maurice J Gunsky on RUclips.

I love this song, but I feel like the lyrics don't represent New Orleans very well. I wonder if the songwriters had ever been to New Orleans.

Wow, this is crazy! I was originally planning on taking this song down because the sound quality isn't the greatest but it's turning out to be my best performing video so far. So I guess I'll leave it up after all!

Can't beat a bit of 1920's nonsense! States the obvious, but as true today as back then!

I love this. Charles Harrison is an amazing tenor. One of my ultimate favourites of his is, "A Dream" My thanks for posting this...😚

I wonder if this song inspired the Rolling Stones song "Its all over now " ?

Thanks. A classic period song.

Mr. X was Arthur Fields on the Grey Gull label in 1922 and maybe 1923, but I don't know why.

I apologize for the sound quality! I've had this video scheduled for a while and didn't remember it sounding this bad! I might delete it. Please do me a favor and give a thumbs up if you think I should keep it or a thumbs down if you think I should delete it.

Stanley Kirkby's intimate style is ideally suited to this romantic waltz song. Enjoyed & thanks for posting!

I have an original copy of the 2-record box set released on Oriole Records. The 4 songs included are Silent Night, Adeste Fideles, Joy to the World and Oh Little Town of Bethlehem.

A real tearjerker, following in the steps of 'Hello Central Give Me Heaven' Love these songs inspired by new technology of the day.

Arthur Baldwin must be a pseudonym for Arthur Fields. (If that isn't Fields, I'll be really surprised!) Thanks for the post - I'm here because I can't find my copy, and it randomly got in my head today!

A shack cobbled together from old advertising hoardings? I'm guessing this song is some kind of parody.

A good solid Scottish song. I have 'A Hundred Pipers' by the same singer.

Nice to hear another 1920's silly song. Like the way the trombone laughs!

A very optimistic song, but the traditional ballad style would sound quite dated, with the 1920's approaching & songs like 'Pucker Up And Whistle' about to burst upon the scene.

'Steal a squeeze?' Oh goodness! 🙂

Thanks for this. Love those early Irving Berlin ragtime songs.