|
Ta-ra-ra Boom-de-ay! |
Anonymous |
1890-95 |
Etching the Voice |
|
Take It ‘Cause It’s All Yours |
Edith Wilson and Johnny Dunn’s Original Jazz Hounds |
1922 |
"Ain't Gonna Settle Down": The Pioneering Blues of Mary Stafford and Edith Wilson |
|
Take It Easy |
Art Hickman’s Orchestra |
1919 |
The San Francisco Sound, Volume 1 |
|
Take Me Back to the Garden of Love |
Charles W. Harrison and Columbia Quartet |
1912 |
1912: "Waitin' on the Levee" |
|
Take Me Out to the Ball Game |
Haydn Quartet |
1908 |
1908: "Take Me Out with the Crowd" |
|
Take Me to the Land of Jazz |
Marion Harris |
1919 |
The Complete Victor Releases |
|
Take Me Up with You, Dearie |
Billy Murray & Haydn Quartet |
1909 |
1909: "Talk of Your Scand'lous Times" |
|
Take Your Finger Off It |
Mary Stafford |
1926 |
"Ain't Gonna Settle Down": The Pioneering Blues of Mary Stafford and Edith Wilson |
|
Take Your Girlie to the Movies (If You Can’t Make Love at Home) |
Irving Kaufman |
1919 |
Anthology: The Last Recording Pioneer |
|
Talens In Song And Story [ad for Talens school supplies] |
Unknown |
1932 |
The Complete Hit of the Week Recordings, Volume 4 |
|
Tammany |
Collins and Harlan |
1905 |
1905: "Deliver Daniel From the Lion's Den" |
|
Tancredi Overture |
Guido Deiro |
1917 |
Complete Recorded Works, Volume 3 |
|
Tango Tosino |
Guido Deiro |
ca. 1912 |
Complete Recorded Works, Volume 1 |
|
That Minstrel Man of Mine |
Len Spencer and Vess L. Ossman |
1901 |
At the Minstrel Show |
|
The Tapeworm Story |
Cal Stewart |
ca. 1897-98 |
Actionable Offenses: Indecent Phonograph Recordings from the 1890s |
|
The Tariff Question |
William Jennings Bryan |
1908 |
Debate '08: Taft and Bryan Campaign on the Edison Phonograph |
|
Tayne Nit |
Solomon Smulewitz |
ca. 1901-1903 |
Attractive Hebrews: The Lambert Yiddish Cylinders, 1901-1905 |
|
Tears |
Hit of the Week Orchestra |
1931 |
The Complete Hit of the Week Recordings, Volume 2 |
|
Tears |
King Oliver’s Jazz Band |
1923 |
Centennial |
|
Teasing |
Billy Murray |
1904 |
1904: "Call It the Land of Dreams" |
|
Teasing Moon |
Heidelberg Quintet |
1913 |
Floating Down the River |
|
Ted Husing Tells “The Tale Of A Shirt” [ad for Soisette Broadcloth] |
Ted Husing |
1933 |
The Complete Hit of the Week Recordings, Volume 4 |
|
Teddy after Africa |
Arthur Pryor’s Band |
1909 |
Echoes from Asbury Park |
|
Tell Me |
Al Jolson |
1919 |
1919: "Jazzin' Around and Paintin' the Town" |
|
Tell Me Little Gypsy |
Art Hickman’s Orchestra |
1920 |
The San Francisco Sound, Volume 1 |
|
Tell Me Little Gypsy |
Art Hickman’s Orchestra |
1920 |
1920: "Even Water's Getting Weaker" |
|
Tell Me Pretty Maiden |
Sextette from Florodora |
1901 |
Centennial |
|
Tell Me Why |
Art Hickman’s Orchestra |
1919 |
The San Francisco Sound, Volume 1 |
|
Tell That to the Marines |
Al Jolson |
1918 |
The Great War: An American Musical Fantasy |
|
Temperamental Rag |
Guido Deiro |
1918 |
Complete Recorded Works, Volume 3 |
|
Temptation Rag |
Prince’s Military Band |
1910 |
1910: "Act Two, Scene New" |
|
Ten Little Bottles |
Bert Williams |
1920 |
His Final Releases, 1919-1922 |
|
Ten Little Fingers and Ten Little Toes (Down in Tennessee) |
Irving Kaufman |
1921 |
Anthology: The Last Recording Pioneer |
|
Tennessee Moon |
Heidelberg Quintet |
1912 |
Floating Down the River |
|
Tenth Interval Rag |
Gene Rodemich’s Orchestra |
1924 |
The Missing Link |
|
Tenting on the Old Camp Ground |
Greater New York Quartette |
ca. 1898 |
The 1890s, Vol. 2: "Wear Yer Bran' New Gown" |
|
Tesor Mio |
Guido Deiro |
1920 |
Complete Recorded Works, Volume 3 |
|
Testimony & A Little Talk with Jesus Makes it Right, All Right |
Rev. C. Herbert Rust and Bertha W. Rust |
1894 |
Waxing the Gospel: Mass Evangelism and the Phonograph, 1890-1900 |
|
Thanksgiving Greetings & Nearer, My God, to Thee & Psalm 103 |
C. W. Crary family, friends, and cat |
1898 |
Waxing the Gospel: Mass Evangelism and the Phonograph, 1890-1900 |
|
That Fascinating Baseball Slide |
Elsie Janis |
1912 |
Sweetheart of the A.E.F. |
|
That Friend of Mine |
Clarice Vance |
1908 |
The High Priestess of Jollity & The Southern Singer |
|
That Funny Jas Band from Dixieland |
Arthur Collins and Byron Harlan |
1917 |
Anthology: America's Favorite Entertainers |
|
That Haunting Melody |
Al Jolson |
1911 |
1912: "Waitin' on the Levee" |
|
That Haunting Melody |
Al Jolson |
1911 |
Centennial |
|
That Lovin’ Rag |
Nora Bayes |
1910 |
Together and Alone |
|
That Lovin’ Rag |
Sophie Tucker |
1910 |
Origins of the Red Hot Mama, 1910-1922 |
|
That Lovin’ Rag |
Sophie Tucker |
1910 |
1910: "Act Two, Scene New" |
|
That Lovin’ Two-Step Man |
Sophie Tucker |
1910 |
Origins of the Red Hot Mama, 1910-1922 |
|
That Loving Soul Kiss |
Sophie Tucker |
1911 |
Origins of the Red Hot Mama, 1910-1922 |
|
That Mesmerizing Mendelssohn Tune |
Arthur Collins and Byron Harlan |
1910 |
1910: "Act Two, Scene New" |
|
That Moaning Saxophone Rag |
Six Brown Brothers |
1914 |
Those Moaning Saxophones |
|
That Old Gang of Mine |
Billy Murray and Ed. Smalle |
1923 |
Anthology: The Denver Nightingale |
|
That Old Gang of Mine |
Billy Murray and Ed Smalle |
1923 |
1923: "Gonna Play the Villain Part" |
|
That Old Girl of Mine |
American Quartet |
1912 |
1913: "Come and See the Big Parade" |
|
That Peculiar Rag |
Eddie Morton |
1911 |
Ed. Morton's "Bit of Broadway" |
|
That Sneaky Snakey Rag |
Arthur Collins and Byron Harlan |
1912 |
Anthology: America's Favorite Entertainers |
|
That Sweet Something Dear |
Ruth Lee, acc. Ory’s Sunshine Orchestra |
1922 |
Centennial |
|
That Wonderful Mother of Mine |
Henry Burr |
1919 |
1919: "Jazzin' Around and Paintin' the Town" |
|
That’s a Plenty |
Arthur Collins |
1909 |
1909: "Talk of Your Scand'lous Times" |
|
That’s Got ‘Em |
Wilbur Sweatman’s Original Jazz Band |
1919 |
Jazzin' Straight Thru' Paradise |
|
That’s Gratitude |
Eddie Morton |
1907 |
The Sound of Vaudeville, Vol. 1 |
|
That’s How You Can Tell They’re Irish |
Gus Van and Joe Schenck |
1916 |
Pennant-Winning Battery of Songland |
|
That’s It |
Dabney’s Band |
1917 |
After Midnight |
|
That’s the Doctor, Bill |
Eddie Morton |
1909 |
The Sound of Vaudeville, Vol. 1 |
|
That’s the Fellow I Want to Get |
Eddie Morton |
1910 |
The Sound of Vaudeville, Vol. 1 |
|
That’s the Good Old Sunny South |
Irving Kaufman |
1929 |
Anthology: The Last Recording Pioneer |
|
Then We’ll All Go Home |
Eddie Morton |
1909 |
The Sound of Vaudeville, Vol. 1 |
|
Then You’ll Remember Me |
U.S. Marine Band |
ca. 1894 |
The 1890s, Vol. 2: "Wear Yer Bran' New Gown" |
|
There Is a Balm in Gilead |
Fisk University Jubilee Quartet |
1909 |
There Breathes a Hope: The Legacy of John Work II and His Fisk Jubilee Quartet, 1909-1916 |
|
There Is a Fountain |
J. W. Myers |
1898 |
Waxing the Gospel: Mass Evangelism and the Phonograph, 1890-1900 |
|
There Is a Light Shining for Me |
Fisk University Jubilee Quartet |
1915 |
There Breathes a Hope: The Legacy of John Work II and His Fisk Jubilee Quartet, 1909-1916 |
|
There’ll Be No Dark Valley |
Ira D. Sankey |
1899 |
Waxing the Gospel: Mass Evangelism and the Phonograph, 1890-1900 |
|
There’ll Be Some Changes Made |
Edith Wilson and “Doc” Straine |
1925 |
"Ain't Gonna Settle Down": The Pioneering Blues of Mary Stafford and Edith Wilson |
|
There’s a Blue Sky ‘Way Out Yonder |
Arthur Fields |
1938 |
Anthology: Singer, Songwriter, Soldier |
|
There’s a Dark Man Comin’ with a Bundle |
Bob Roberts |
1904 |
1905: "Deliver Daniel From the Lion's Den" |
|
There’s a Girl in the Heart of Maryland |
Henry Burr and Edgar Stoddard |
1913 |
1913: "Come and See the Big Parade" |
|
There’s a Little Blue Star in the Window (And It Means All the World to Me) |
Henry Burr |
1918 |
The Great War: An American Musical Fantasy |
|
There’s a Little Lane Without a Turning “On the Way to Home Sweet Home” |
Henry Burr |
1915 |
1915: "They'd Sooner Sleep on Thistles" |
|
There’s a Long, Long Trail |
John McCormack |
1917 |
The Great War: An American Musical Fantasy |
|
There’s a Long, Long Trail |
James Reed and J. F. Harrison |
1915 |
1916: "The Country Found Them Ready" |
|
There’s a Lot of Blue Eyed Marys Down in Maryland |
Dabney’s Band & Arthur Fields |
1919 |
After Midnight |
|
There’s a Lump of Sugar Down in Dixie |
Dabney’s Band |
1918 |
After Midnight |
|
There’s a Lump of Sugar Down in Dixie |
Marion Harris |
1918 |
The Complete Victor Releases |
|
There’s a Quaker Down in Quaker Town |
Albert Campbell and Henry Burr |
1916 |
1916: "The Country Found Them Ready" |
|
There’s Danger In Your Eyes, Cherie! |
Vincent Lopez Orchestra |
1930 |
The Complete Hit of the Week Recordings, Volume 1 |
|
There’s Lots of Stations on My Railroad Track |
Eddie Morton |
1912 |
Ed. Morton's "Bit of Broadway" |
|
There’s Something Nice about the South |
Gus Van and Joe Schenck |
1917 |
Pennant-Winning Battery of Songland |
|
They All Follow Me |
Dan W. Quinn |
1898 |
Anthology: The King of Comic Singers, 1894-1917 |
|
They Didn’t Believe Me |
Alice Green and Harry Macdonough |
1915 |
1915: "They'd Sooner Sleep on Thistles" |
|
They Don’t Hesitate Any More |
Irving Kaufman |
1914 |
Anthology: The Last Recording Pioneer |
|
They Go Wild, Simply Wild, Over Me |
Marion Harris |
1917 |
The Complete Victor Releases |
|
They Go Wild, Simply Wild, Over Me |
Marion Harris |
1917 |
1917: "Yankees to the Ranks" |
|
They Gotta Quit Kickin’ My Dawg Aroun’ |
Byron G. Harlan |
1912 |
Before the Big Bang |
|
They Were All Out of Step but Jim |
Billy Murray |
1918 |
1918: "Like the Sunshine After Rain" |
|
They’ll Be Mighty Proud in Dixie of Their Old Black Joe |
Albert Campbell and Henry Burr |
1918 |
The Great War: An American Musical Fantasy |
|
They’re All Good American Names |
Eddie Morton |
1911 |
Ed. Morton's "Bit of Broadway" |
|
They’re on Their Way to Mexico |
Heidelberg Quintet |
1914 |
Floating Down the River |
|
They’re Wearing Them Higher in Hawaii |
Arthur Collins and Byron Harlan |
1916 |
1917: "Yankees to the Ranks" |
|
They’ve Got Me Doing It Now |
Eddie Morton |
1913 |
Ed. Morton's "Bit of Broadway" |
|
Thierstimmen |
Anonymous |
1889-90 |
Etching the Voice |
|
Thierstimmen |
Anonymous |
1889-90 |
Etching the Voice |
|
Think It Over Mary |
Irving Kaufman and The Dandies |
ca. 1947 |
Anthology: The Last Recording Pioneer |
|
Think of Me Little Daddy |
Wilbur Sweatman’s Original Jazz Band |
1920 |
Jazzin' Straight Thru' Paradise |
|
This Is The Mrs. |
Erno Rapee’s Orchestra |
1931 |
The Complete Hit of the Week Recordings, Volume 4 |
|
Thompson’s Old Gray Mule |
Louis Vasnier |
1891 |
Genius of the Seventh Ward |
|
Thompson’s Old Gray Mule |
Louis Vasnier |
1891 |
Centennial |
|
Though Your Sins Be as Scarlet |
Sankey Quartette |
1900 |
Waxing the Gospel: Mass Evangelism and the Phonograph, 1890-1900 |
|
Those Charlie Chaplin Feet |
Arthur Collins and Byron Harlan |
1915 |
Anthology: America's Favorite Entertainers |
|
Those Draftin’ Blues |
Art Hickman’s Orchestra |
1919 |
The San Francisco Sound, Volume 1 |
|
Those Draftin’ Blues |
Wilbur Sweatman’s Original Jazz Band |
1918 |
Jazzin' Straight Thru' Paradise |
|
Those Longing For You Blues |
Bailey’s Lucky Seven |
1922 |
The Moaninest Moan of Them All |
|
Thou Knowst My Pretty Damsel |
Anonymous |
1889-90 |
Etching the Voice |
|
Three Little Owls and Naughty Little Mice & I’m Old, but Awfully Tough |
Cal Stewart |
1911 |
The Indestructible Uncle Josh |
|
Three Little Words |
Sam Lanin’s Dance Ensemble |
1930 |
The Complete Hit of the Week Recordings, Volume 2 |
|
Three Little Words/Moonlight On The Colorado [5-minute test] |
Hit of the Week Orchestra |
1930 |
The Complete Hit of the Week Recordings, Volume 2 |
|
Three O’Clock in the Morning |
Joseph C. Smith’s Orchestra |
1922 |
Songs of the Night |
|
Three O’Clock in the Morning |
Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra |
1922 |
1922: "An Angel's Voice I Hear" |
|
Three Rubes Seeing New York |
Peerless Trio |
1907 |
1907: "Dear Old Golden Rule Days" |
|
The Three Trees |
Tom McNaughton |
1911 |
Before Radio: Comedy, Drama & Sound Sketches, 1897-1923 |
|
Threescore Years and Ten |
Fanny Crosby |
1897 |
Waxing the Gospel: Mass Evangelism and the Phonograph, 1890-1900 |
|
Thrills |
Guido Deiro |
1922 |
Complete Recorded Works, Volume 4 |
|
Through |
Bert Lown and His Hotel Biltmore Music |
1930 |
The Complete Hit of the Week Recordings, Volume 1 |
|
Throw No Stones in the Well that Gives You Water |
Arthur Fields |
1917 |
The Great War: An American Musical Fantasy |
|
Throw Out the Life Line |
Ira D. Sankey |
1899 |
Waxing the Gospel: Mass Evangelism and the Phonograph, 1890-1900 |
|
Throw Out the Life Line |
Len Spencer |
1899 |
Waxing the Gospel: Mass Evangelism and the Phonograph, 1890-1900 |
|
The Thunderer |
Gilmore’s Band |
ca. 1899-1900 |
The 1890s, Vol. 1: "Wipe Him Off the Land" |
|
Tiger Rag |
Original Dixieland Jazz Band |
1918 |
1918: "Like the Sunshine After Rain" |
|
‘Till the Clouds Roll By |
Anna Wheaton and James Harrod |
1917 |
1917: "Yankees to the Ranks" |
|
Till the Sands of the Desert Grow Cold |
Alan Turner |
1912 |
1913: "Come and See the Big Parade" |
|
Till We Meet Again |
Albert Campbell and Henry Burr |
1918 |
1919: "Jazzin' Around and Paintin' the Town" |
|
Till We Meet Again |
Charles Hart and Lewis James |
1918 |
1919: "Jazzin' Around and Paintin' the Town" |
|
Till We Meet Again |
Nicholas Orlando’s Orchestra |
1919 |
1919: "Jazzin' Around and Paintin' the Town" |
|
Timbuctoo |
Biese Trio with Frank Crumit |
1920 |
1921: "Make Believe and Smile" |
|
Time On My Hands |
Phil Spitalny’s Music |
1931 |
The Complete Hit of the Week Recordings, Volume 3 |
|
Tip Top |
Six Brown Brothers |
1920 |
Those Moaning Saxophones |
|
Tip-Toe Through The Tulips With Me [demonstration record] |
Don Voorhees Orchestra |
1929 |
The Complete Hit of the Week Recordings, Volume 1 |
|
Titl’s Serenade |
August Stengler and George McNeice |
ca. 1898 |
Masters of the Clarinet, 1892-1920 |
|
To All Parents: An Important Message [Ad for Junior Home Magazine] |
Phil Spitalny’s Music |
1931 |
The Complete Hit of the Week Recordings, Volume 3 |
|
To Each of the Scholars of Bethany and The Pillar of Cloud & Collect |
Frank L. Embree |
ca. 1897-98 |
Waxing the Gospel: Mass Evangelism and the Phonograph, 1890-1900 |
|
To Europe on a Cattle Boat |
Nat M. Wills |
1917 |
The Famous Tramp Comedian |
|
To the End of the World with You |
Henry Burr |
1909 |
1909: "Talk of Your Scand'lous Times" |
|
Toddle |
The Benson Orchestra of Chicago |
1921 |
The Benson Orchestra of Chicago, 1920-1921 |
|
Tonerna |
Ebba Frederickson and Hildur Bergström |
1923 |
Swede Home Chicago |
|
Too Much Dog |
Nat M. Wills |
1915 |
The Famous Tramp Comedian |
|
Too Much Mustard |
Europe’s Society Orchestra |
1913 |
The Product of Our Souls |
|
Too Much Mustard |
Prince’s Band |
1913 |
1913: "Come and See the Big Parade" |
|
Too Much Mustard |
Prince’s Band |
1913 |
The Product of Our Souls |
|
Too-Ra-Loo-Ra-Loo-Ral |
Chauncey Olcott |
1913 |
1914: "Her Memory Haunts You" |
| |
Toyland |
Corinne Morgan & Haydn Quartet |
1904 |
1904: "Call It the Land of Dreams" |
|
Toot, Toot, Tootsie! (Goo’bye) |
Al Jolson |
1922 |
1923: "Gonna Play the Villain Part" |
|
The Trail of the Lonesome Pine |
Albert Campbell and Henry Burr |
1913 |
1913: "Come and See the Big Parade" |
|
The Train I Ride |
RW Gordon field recording [anon. Californian 1] |
1920-23 |
Before the Big Bang |
|
Train Time at Pun’kin Centre |
Cal Stewart |
1919 |
Before Radio: Comedy, Drama & Sound Sketches, 1897-1923 |
|
Tramp! Tramp! Tramp! |
Metropolitan Band |
1902 |
The Pink Lambert: A Collection of the First Celluloid Cylinders |
|
Tramp, Tramp, Tramp |
Byron Harlan and Frank Stanley |
1907 |
1910: "Act Two, Scene New" |
|
Tramp, Tramp, Tramp |
Tom Brown and Five Brown Brothers |
1911 |
Broadway's Favorite Clowns |
|
The Traveling Man |
Nat M. Wills |
1909 |
The Famous Tramp Comedian |
|
The Trolley Car Swing |
Eddie Morton |
1912 |
Ed. Morton's "Bit of Broadway" |
|
Trommel |
Anonymous |
1889-90 |
Etching the Voice |
|
True Hearted, Whole Hearted |
Ira D. Sankey |
1899 |
Waxing the Gospel: Mass Evangelism and the Phonograph, 1890-1900 |
|
Truly |
Knickerbocker Orchestra |
1922 |
The Moaninest Moan of Them All |
|
The Trust Question |
William Jennings Bryan |
1908 |
Debate '08: Taft and Bryan Campaign on the Edison Phonograph |
|
Trust Scene |
Joe Weber and Lew Fields |
1915 |
The Mike and Meyer Files |
|
Trusting Jesus [fragment] |
Unknown |
1897 |
Waxing the Gospel: Mass Evangelism and the Phonograph, 1890-1900 |
|
Tsu Gefellen Mener |
Solomon Smulewitz |
ca. 1901-1903 |
Attractive Hebrews: The Lambert Yiddish Cylinders, 1901-1905 |
|
Tuck Me to Sleep (in My Old ‘Tucky Home) |
Vernon Dalhart and Criterion Quartet |
1921 |
1921: "Make Believe and Smile" |
|
Tuck Me to Sleep in My Old ‘Tucky Home |
The Benson Orchestra of Chicago |
1921 |
The Benson Orchestra of Chicago, 1920-1921 |
|
Turkey in the Straw |
Henry Gilliland and Eck Robertson |
1922 |
Before the Big Bang |
|
Turkey in the Straw |
Billy Golden |
1893 |
Before the Big Bang |
|
Turkey in the Straw |
Billy Golden |
1896 |
The 1890s, Vol. 1: "Wipe Him Off the Land" |
|
Turkey Specialty |
Billy Golden and Joe Hughes |
1910 |
Monarchs of Minstrelsy |
|
Turn Back the Universe and Give Me Yesterday |
Harry Macdonough and Orpheus Quartet |
1916 |
1916: "The Country Found Them Ready" |
|
Turn Off Your Light, Mr. Moon Man |
Nora Bayes and Jack Norworth |
1911 |
Together and Alone |
|
Twelfth Street Rag |
Six Brown Brothers |
1919 |
Broadway's Favorite Clowns |
|
Twenty Years |
Bert Williams |
1917 |
The Middle Years, 1910-1918 |
|
Twin Star March |
Joseph P. Cullen and William G. Collins |
1899 |
Stomp and Swerve: American Music Gets Hot |
|
Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star |
Anonymous |
1889-90 |
Etching the Voice |
|
Two Little Bullfinches Polka |
William Tuson and George Rubel |
ca. 1905 |
Masters of the Clarinet, 1892-1920 |
|
Two Loves |
Morton Downey and The Camel Orchestra |
1932 |
The Complete Hit of the Week Recordings, Volume 4 |
|
Two Negro Stories: A) The Head Waiter B) The Colored Social Club |
Nat M. Wills |
1915 |
The Famous Tramp Comedian |
|
The Two Volunteers |
August Stengler and George McNeice |
ca. 1898 |
Masters of the Clarinet, 1892-1920 |