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“It’s An Old Spanish Custom In The Moonlight” Milt Shaw And His Detroiters (Melotone M-12020)  October 1930   Here is a recording of a catchy but mostly forgotten tune. It is one of a number of recordings from the Depression … Continue reading →

  “Is There Anything Wrong In That?” Ermine Calloway (Edison 52519-R)    January 19,1929 “Good Little Bad Little You” Ermine Calloway (Edison 52519 L)    January 19,1929   Here is a rare electrically recorded Edison Diamond Disc that was generously … Continue reading →

  “Happy Days Are Here Again” Charles King (Brunswick 4615) September 24,1929   Here is a recording that will soon be added to the Radio Dismuke playlist. It is one of the few songs played on the station that is … Continue reading →

“You’ll Do It Someday (So Why Not Now)” Yale Collegians (Edison 52108-L) September 26, 1927   Rudy Vallee’s First Recording 1927 – A very rare electrically recorded Edison Diamond Disc that was generously donated to Early 1900s Music Preservation to … Continue reading →

– “Will O’ The Wisp” Otto Dobrindt & His Piano Symphonists (Parlophone F 492)  November 30, 1935   “Rouge Et Noir” Otto Dobrindt & His Piano Symphonists (Parlophone F 492)  November  1935   Excellent 1935 Novelty Ragtime Foxtrots From Germany … Continue reading →

  – “In The Park – March” Victor Military Band (Victor 18017-B)  March 21, 1916 Happy July 4th! What is Independence Day without a nice march? Here’s a recording from 1916 of a mostly forgotten march that was composed in … Continue reading →

  “It’s Gonna Be You” George Olsen And His Music, Fran Frey vocal (Victor 24139-A)        September 24, 1932     “Please” George Olsen And His Music, Bob Borger, vocal (Victor 24139-B)        September 24, 1932 … Continue reading →

“Doin’ The Racoon” The Knickerbockers (Columbia 1596-D)   October 8, 1928   “Happy Days And Lonely Nights” The Knickerbockers (Columbia 1596-D)   October 8, 1928   From 1928 – Two nice recordings being added to the Radio Dismuke playlist from a collection … Continue reading →

  “Charleston” Golden Gate Orchestra (Edison 51542 R)  April 2, 1925   From 1925 – The iconic song that people still associate with the 1920s decade. This recording is from an Edison Diamond Disc that is among a number of … Continue reading →