Victor Artists
William Pickels (boy soprano)
On this Date...
May 18th, 1903
Like a star that falls from heaven (Matrix B-22, take 1) was recorded by Joseph Natus in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania [unconfirmed]
Records made on...
Monday, January 10, 1916
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Matrix Number |
First Recording Date |
Primary Title |
Primary Performer |
Description |
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| C-16919 | 1/5/1916 | The sunshine of your smile | Lambert Murphy |
Male vocal solo, with cello obbligato and orchestra |
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| C-16959 | 1/4/1916 | Mavourneen roamin' | Lambert Murphy |
Male vocal solo, with orchestra |
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| B-16960 | 1/4/1916 | Rackety coo | Alice Green [i.e., Olive Kline] |
Female vocal solo, with orchestra |
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| B-16990 | 1/10/1916 | If you've got a little bit (hang on to it, it's hard to get a little bit more) | Arthur Collins |
Male vocal solo, with orchestra |
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| B-16991 | 1/10/1916 | When you're down in Louisville (call on me) | Collins and Harlan |
Male vocal duet, with orchestra |
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| B-16992 | 1/10/1916 | Honey bunch | Collins and Harlan |
Male vocal duet, with orchestra |
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| B-16993 | 1/10/1916 | Kiss me again | Alice Green [i.e., Olive Kline] |
Female vocal solo, with violin and orchestra |
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