Research Catalog

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Additional authors

1. Edison, Thomas A. (Thomas Alva), 1847-1931
2. Wier, Tommy
3. Friedman, Al
4. De Leath, Vaughn
5. Pierce, Bob
6. Timothy, Tom
7. Parker
8. Donaldson, Will, 1891-1954
9. Kaufman, Jack (Singer)
10. Jamison, Steel
11. Rolfe, B. A. (Benjamin A.), 1879-1956
12. Al Friedman Orchestra. prf
13. California Ramblers (Musical group)
14. Frivolity Club Orchestra. prf
15. New York Military Band. prf
16. B. A. Rolfe Orchestra. prf
17. Piccadilly Players. prf
18. Golden Gate Orchestra. prf
19. 7 Blue Babies (Musical group) prf
20. Winegar's Pennsylvania Boys (Musical group) prf
21. Thomas A. Edison, Inc

Description

1. 1 sound disc (1 hr., 10 min., 13 sec.) : digital, mono.; 4 3/4 in.

Alternative title

1. Edison laterals I
2. Edison laterals 1
3. Edison laterals one

Subject

1. Popular music -- 1921-1930
2. Jazz -- 1921-1930
3. Big band music
4. Dance orchestra music

Contents

1. Don't wait until the lights are low (Al Friedman and his orchestra, Tommy Wier, vocals) (3:04) -- Just a night for meditation (3:30) ; Two lips (3:31) (Al Friedman and his orchestra) -- Cause I feel low down (3:22) ; Dream house (3:23) ; Vaniteaser (3:10) (California Ramblers) -- Tin pan parade (3:03) ; Is it gonna be long (3:11) ; I can't give you anything but love (3:11) (Vaughn de Leath) -- Etiquette blues (Bob Pierce) (3:30) -- Tell me you're sorry (Tom Timothy and his Frivolity Club Orchestra) (3:07) -- Ida, sweet as apple cider ([Jack?] Parker & [Will?] Donaldson) (3:13) -- Semper fidelis (The New York Military Band) (3:10) -- Why do I love you (3:08) ; Deep hollow (3:23) (B.A. Rolfe and his orchestra) -- Sonny boy (3:12) ; If you don't love me (3:03) (Piccadilly Players) -- Lover come back to me (Golden Gate Orchestra) (3:32) -- It goes like this (that funny melody) (J. [Jack] Kaufman and the Seven Blue Babies) (3:18) -- My gal Sal (Winegar's Penn. [i.e. Pennsylvania] Boys) (3:06) -- My Arcady (Steel Jamison) (3:27).

Call number

1. *LDC 5228 (F)

Note

1. Popular music.
2. Compilation of music originally released by Thomas Alva Edison's company. These were some of the earliest examples of popular music recorded "laterally" on flat discs.
3. Compact disc.
4. Notes with discographical information ([4] p.) inserted in container.

Event (note)

1. Recorded between Feb. 10, 1928, and Apr. 6, 1929.

Title

1. Unreleased Edison laterals I [sound recording] : an anthology of electrically recorded needle type records.

Imprint

1. Hibernia, NJ : Diamond Cut Productions, p1992.

Performer

1. Various artists and ensembles.

Event

1. Recorded between Feb. 10, 1928, and Apr. 6, 1929.

Connect to:

1. Request Access to Music & Recorded Sound Division Special Collections material

Added author

1. Edison, Thomas A. (Thomas Alva), 1847-1931.
2. Wier, Tommy. voc
3. Friedman, Al. voc
4. De Leath, Vaughn. voc
5. Pierce, Bob. Narrator
6. Timothy, Tom. voc
7. Parker. voc
8. Donaldson, Will, 1891-1954. voc
9. Kaufman, Jack (Singer) voc
10. Jamison, Steel. voc
11. Rolfe, B. A. (Benjamin A.), 1879-1956. Conductor
12. Al Friedman Orchestra. Performer
13. California Ramblers (Musical group)
14. Frivolity Club Orchestra. Performer
15. New York Military Band. Performer
16. B. A. Rolfe Orchestra. Performer
17. Piccadilly Players. Performer
18. Golden Gate Orchestra. Performer
19. 7 Blue Babies (Musical group) Performer
20. Winegar's Pennsylvania Boys (Musical group) Performer
21. Thomas A. Edison, Inc.

Publisher no.

1. Diamond Cut Productions DCP201D

Research call number

1. *LDC 5228 (F) Notes on file.