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| Title | Artist | Recording |
|---|---|---|
| Just Like A Rainbow | The Columbians | Columbia A3472 10" 1921 |
| To A Wild Rose | Jacques Hoffman | Victor 17101 10" 1912 |
| Fancy You Fancying Me | Edna White Trumpet Quartette | Columbia A2538 10" 1918 |
| San Francisco Souvenir March | Pietro | Victor 18189 10" 1918 |
| Yaaka Hula Hickey Dula | Howard Kopp & Samuel Jospe | Columbai A2058 10" 1916 |
| Macushla | John McCormack | Victor 64205 10" 191? |
| Your Eyes Have Told Me So | John McCormack | Victor 64860 10" 191? |
| Keep The Home Fires Burning | John McCormack | Victor 64696 10" 1917 |
| When My Sweetie Puts Her Lovin' On | Ukulele Ike | Pathe 032054 10" 1924 |
| It Ain't Gonna Rain No Mo | Wendell Hall | Victor 19171 10" 1921 |
| Cheatin' On Me | Ukulele Bailey | Cameo 734 10" 1925 |
| The Next Hosre I Ride On | Vesta Victoria | Victor 5181 10" 1907 |
| Nobody | Bert Williams | Columbia A1289 Disc 1913 |
| So What's The Use? | Billy Murray | Victor 5311 10" 1907 |
| Noodle Soup Rag | Eddie Morton | Victor 17451 10" 1913 |
| Say it with Music | The Columbians | Columbia A3472 10" 1921 |
Wed. 8/1/07 12:27am
From:
Don Rose
Ukulele Bailey sounds to me like a very young Gene Austin who was under contract to Victor. Could be.
Wed. 8/1/07 11:13am
From:
a listener
Re: Ukelele Ike's "When My Sweetie Puts Her Lovin' On" - it sounds like he's singing "She gets me so fucked up, I'm gone, little beauty." But if I try, in one instance he might be saying "puffed up." Who knows? Poor, poor hearing-impaired me.
A website about him says he: "developed a style of improvised singing, which he called "effin". "Effin" sounds a lot like the human voice imitating a hot trumpet or kazoo solo."
Effin = F'ing???
Thu. 8/2/07 9:48am
From:
Dave Fischer
Hello from Hove UK: Ukelele Ike indeed sang song's with "dirty" lyrics. There are CDs of his "banned" records, very interesting...
Dave Fischer
A Big MAC Fan
Sun. 8/26/07 3:43pm
From:
Mitch Golden
Regarding the squeal at the end of the record: you say this is a part of the phonograph sound. I don't believe this is true. On the Victrolas I have, there is a fibrous pad that stops the platter. The squeal is caused by the effect of the years on the pad, which has caused it to become hard and dry.
Fri. 2/29/08 3:32am
From:
don
Ukelele Ike's lyric is "Puffed up," clearly--puffed up like a toad. as for John McCormack, nobody sings like him--nobody! i assume we don't hear more of him, because so much has been issued on CD. what an amazing talent.
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