Victor Artists
Ed Morton (baritone vocal)
On this Date...
May 23rd, 1930
National spirit march (Matrix CVE-56846, take 1) was recorded by United States Army Band in Washington, DC. Army War College
Elsie Janis (lyricist)
Matrixes marked with 
indicate recordings are available for online listening.
Matrix No. |
First Recording Date |
Title |
Primary Performer |
Description |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B-12527 | 10/22/1912 | Fascinating base-ball slide | Elsie Janis |
Female vocal solo, with orchestra |
|
| B-12528 | 10/22/1912 | When Antelo plays the 'cello | Elsie Janis |
Female vocal solo, with orchestra |
|
| B-12529 | 10/22/1912 | Fo' de Law'd's sake play a waltz | Elsie Janis |
Female vocal solo, with orchestra |
|
| C-17126 | 2/7/1916 | Gems from Very good Eddie | Victor Light Opera Company |
Vocal chorus and soloists, with orchestra |
|
| B-17299 | 3/13/1916 | Some sort of somebody | Edna Brown [i.e., Elsie Baker] ; Billy Murray |
Female-male vocal duet, with orchestra |
|
| BVE-55645 | 8/3/1929 | Love (your spell is everywhere) | Gloria Swanson |
Female vocal solo, with orchestra |
|
| BVE-55678 | 9/6/1929 | Love (your spell is everywhere) | Arden-Ohman Orchestra ; Frank Luther |
Jazz/dance band, with male vocal solo |
|
| BVE-57569 | 12/2/1929 | Love, your spell is everywhere | The Revelers |
Male vocal quartet, with piano |
|
| BVE-58557 | 2/6/1930 | Any time's the time to fall in love | Burt Lorin [i.e., Scrappy Lambert] ; Phil Spitalny Orchestra |
Orchestra, with male vocal solo |
|
| [Trial 1912-10-17-13] | 10/17/1912 | That fascinating baseball slide | Elsie Janis |
Female vocal solo |