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050 00 a| Folkways FS 3886--FS 3887;

245 00 a| Phono-cylinders /c| edited [by] and from the collection of George A. Blacker.;

260 a| N[ew] Y[ork] C[ity] :b| Folkways Records,c| [1961];

300 a| 1 online resource.;

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500 a| Folkways: FS 3886--FS 3887.;

500 a| Identical program notes by the editor (7 p.) inserted in each slipcase.;

505 0 a| In the good old steam boat days (Murry K. Hill) -- That's where I come in (Edward M. Favor) -- Farmer & the businessman (Theodore Roosevelt) -- A confidential chat (Press Eldridge) -- Old Daddy Pegleg (New York Military Band) -- The girl who threw me down (Edward M. Favor & chorus) -- I used to be afraid to come home in the dark (Billy Murray) -- Laughing song (George W. Johnson) -- I've told his missus all about him (Helen Trix) -- The baseball girl (Miss Ray Cox) -- For you alone (U.S. Everlasting) -- Street piano medley (August Molinari) -- Mouse & the clock (Edison Concert Band) -- House cleaning time (Ada Jones & Len Spencer) -- B.P.O.E. (Elk's song) (Nat M. Wills).;

505 0 a| Sound selections from "A country girl" (London Regimental Band) -- Daybreak at Calamity Farm (Len Spencer & Gilbert Girard) -- Tramp, tramp, tramp (Byron G. Harlan, Frank C. Stanley & chorus) -- Dream of the rarebit fiend (Edison Military Band) -- Immortality (excerpt from lecture "The prince of peace") (William Jennings Bryan) -- The village seamstress (Elene Foster) -- Kerry Mill's barn dance band -- The ragtime drummer (James Lent) -- I'm afraid to come home in the dark (Arthur Collins) -- Unlawful trusts (William Howard Taft) -- When I was 21 & you were sweet 16 (Walter Van Brunt) -- Hermit's bell overture (Maillart) (American Symphony Orchestra) -- Waiting at the church (Ada Jones) -- Rip Van Winkle meets Meenie (Joseph Jefferson).;

520 a| Presents reissues of recordings, principally from Edison phonocylinders, with everything "from cornball comedy to military band selections to serious political speeches.";

650 0 a| American wit and humor.=| ^A23929;

650 0 a| Instrumental music.=| ^A31548;

650 0 a| Vocal music.=| ^A31547;

651 0 a| United Statesx| Politics and government.=| ^A5916;

700 1 a| Blacker, George A.=| ^A1047027;

776 1 c| Original publisher catalog number:o| FS 3886;

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Phono-cylinders / edited [by] and from the collection of George A. Blacker.

Other author	Blacker, George A.
Format	Audio (Streaming)
Publication Info	N[ew] Y[ork] C[ity] : Folkways Records, [1961]
Description	1 online resource.
Supplemental Content	Vol. 1: Edited by and from the Collection of George A. Blacker
Supplemental Content	Vol. 2: Edited and from the Collection of George A. Blacker
Subjects	American wit and humor. Instrumental music. Vocal music. United States--Politics and government.

Contents	In the good old steam boat days (Murry K. Hill) -- That's where I come in (Edward M. Favor) -- Farmer & the businessman (Theodore Roosevelt) -- A confidential chat (Press Eldridge) -- Old Daddy Pegleg (New York Military Band) -- The girl who threw me down (Edward M. Favor & chorus) -- I used to be afraid to come home in the dark (Billy Murray) -- Laughing song (George W. Johnson) -- I've told his missus all about him (Helen Trix) -- The baseball girl (Miss Ray Cox) -- For you alone (U.S. Everlasting) -- Street piano medley (August Molinari) -- Mouse & the clock (Edison Concert Band) -- House cleaning time (Ada Jones & Len Spencer) -- B.P.O.E. (Elk's song) (Nat M. Wills).
Contents	Sound selections from "A country girl" (London Regimental Band) -- Daybreak at Calamity Farm (Len Spencer & Gilbert Girard) -- Tramp, tramp, tramp (Byron G. Harlan, Frank C. Stanley & chorus) -- Dream of the rarebit fiend (Edison Military Band) -- Immortality (excerpt from lecture "The prince of peace") (William Jennings Bryan) -- The village seamstress (Elene Foster) -- Kerry Mill's barn dance band -- The ragtime drummer (James Lent) -- I'm afraid to come home in the dark (Arthur Collins) -- Unlawful trusts (William Howard Taft) -- When I was 21 & you were sweet 16 (Walter Van Brunt) -- Hermit's bell overture (Maillart) (American Symphony Orchestra) -- Waiting at the church (Ada Jones) -- Rip Van Winkle meets Meenie (Joseph Jefferson).
Abstract	Presents reissues of recordings, principally from Edison phonocylinders, with everything "from cornball comedy to military band selections to serious political speeches."
General note	Folkways: FS 3886--FS 3887.
General note	Identical program notes by the editor (7 p.) inserted in each slipcase.

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