Just a Plain American Girl - Bert Morphy (1895)

Columbia brown wax cylinder.
Orchestra accompaniment conducted by Gilmore.

[@uslines]

Great. My favorite period. 1895 - 1919. Thanks to you and all the contributors of these historic gems. Only tube.

[@Lucius1958]

I am doubtful of the 1895 date; as this has a "New York and Paris" announcement, which, as far as I recall, was not used until about 1899...

[@k1ll3rhur7z2]

This was recorded sometime from 1897-1899 but the song was first published in 1895, so that’s where the date comes from. At least that’s what I’ve read in the description on another video with this same recording. (It also has lyrics on screen!)

[@ithinkimfunny9499]

“Its the yeast I could do” - fellow 1

[@raymondny123]

what?

[@yvplayz7813]

Ah yes, frauded

[@solinus7131]

@@raymondny123 ruclips.net/video/o-fr8pDlStI/видео.html it's a reference to this interenet meme

[@solinus7131]

@@raymondny123 It's a reference to an internet meme called "The Best Bread Joke of 1891"

[@FORAMERICA-tw4it]

This is my jam

[@raymondny123]

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[@brucestinchcomb6673]

New York and Paris is predominantly 1898, perhaps some in late 1897

[@trixzitailz4151]

I agree the date is too early.

[@k1ll3rhur7z2]

This was recorded sometime from 1897-1899 but the song was first published in 1895, so that’s where the date comes from. At least that’s what I’ve read in the description on another video with this same recording. (It also has lyrics on screen!)

[@stleonm]

Bert Morphy was "the man who sings to beat the band"

[@frjesssiva6827]

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[@bevisfaversham2669]

not 1895

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[@raymondny123]

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[@raymondny123]

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