Victor Artists
Joseph Lycell (baritone vocal)
On this Date...
June 19th, 1902
The thunderer march (Matrix [Pre-matrix A-]1437, take 1) was recorded by Sousa's Band in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania [unconfirmed]
Records made on...
Sunday, November 4, 1928
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Matrix Number |
First Recording Date |
Primary Title |
Primary Performer |
Description |
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| BVE-47288 | 11/4/1928 | Broken-hearted | Shortbuckle Roark and Family |
Vocal chorus, with banjo |
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| BVE-47289 | 11/4/1928 | I truly understand, you love another man | Shortbuckle Roark and Family |
Vocal chorus, with banjo |
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| BVE-47290 | 11/4/1928 | Terrible day | Shortbuckle Roark and Family |
Vocal chorus, with banjo |
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| BVE-47291 | 11/4/1928 | My mother's hands | Shortbuckle Roark and Family |
Vocal chorus, with banjo |
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| BVE-47292 | 11/4/1928 | I ain't a bit drunk | George Roark, Sr. |
Male vocal solo, with banjo (self-accompaniment) |
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| BVE-47293 | 11/4/1928 | Hook and line | George Roark, Sr. |
Male vocal solo, with banjo (self-accompaniment) |
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