Billy Murray W WAR I OVER THERE/ I may be gone for a long long time VICTOR 18333
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Jan 18, 2024
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Jan 17, 2024
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I am offering over 100 John Philip Sousa, Cornet, Trombone and Brass Ensemble Records and records by Sousa's Band from 1903 to 1930.
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Record issued at the US entry in WWar I in 1917, expressing the axious anticipation. The US Soldiers Hymn of W War I was of course performed by everyone, including Caruso, but the honor of the first premiere goes to the Blues singer NORA BAYES Billy Murray and members of the American Quartet backed by the Shannon Four who became the Revelers
Over there
George M. Cohan (lyricist)
George M. Cohan (composer)
William F. Hooley (vocalist : bass vocal)
John H. Meyer (vocalist : bass vocal)
Albert Campbell (vocalist : tenor vocal)
Josef Pasternack (conductor)
Billy Murray (vocalist : tenor vocal)
Description: Male vocal quartet, with orchestra
6/28/1917 Camden, New Jersey
I may be gone for a long, long time
Albert Von Tilzer (composer)
Lew Brown (lyricist)
Shannon Four (Vocal group)
Elliott Shaw (vocalist : baritone vocal)
Charles Hart (vocalist : tenor vocal)
Wilfred Glenn (vocalist : bass vocal)
Harvey Hindermyer (vocalist : tenor vocal)
Josef Pasternack (conductor)
Description: Male vocal quartet, with orchestra
6/22/1917 Camden, New Jersey 1 Master Victor 18333
Orig Issue Victor Batwing 10" 78 rpm record
Condition:
EXCELLENT light scuffs on GONE, plays E+ EXCEPTIONALLY quiet lightest hiss
A SUPERB COPY
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