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The Vulcan Cylinder Record Company THE VULCAN CYLINDER RECORD COMPANY CYLINDER RECORD CATALOGUE Records listed by: Title Format Artiste Composer July 2018 Alphabetical by Title Cat. Title Format Category No. A Bird in a Gilded Cage Albert Von Tilzer, Song, Harry Anthony 2 min Red Star 132 A Trip to Chinatown (Lancers, with figures called) Dance, Edison Grand Symphony Orchestra 2 min Brown Wax Era 501 Alexander’s Ragtime Band Irving Berlin, Song, Billy Murray 2 min Red Star 119 Arthur Sullivan Spoken Word, Arthur Sullivan 2 min Famous Voices No.3 At A Georgia Camp Meeting Kerry Mills, Cakewalk, Edison Military Band 2 min Concert C6 Be British Paul Pelham & Lawrence Wright, Song and recitation, George d'Albert 4 min Special 412 Big Rock Candy Mountains Harry McClintock, Song, Vernon Dalhart & Company 4 min Red Star 416 Black and White Rag G Botsford, Ragtime, American Symphony Orchestra 2 min Red Star 109 Black Bottom Harold Stern & his Belleclaire Orchestra 4 min Red Star 421 Breakaway Gottler, Mitchell and Conrad, Foxtrot, Picadilly Players 4 min Red Star 409 By The Suwannee River Myddleton, Descriptive Selection, London Concert Orchestra 2 min Concert Series C8 Chimmie and Maggie at “Merry Widow” Comic piece, Ada Jones and Len Spencer 2 min Miscellany 133 Dixie Daniel Decatur Emmett, Duet, Harlan and Stanley 2 min Red Star 131 Down South W Middleton, Descriptive, B A Rolf & the Palais d'or Orchestra 4 min Popular 404 Ernest Shackleton Spoken Word, Ernest Shackleton 4 min Famous Voices No.4 Edison Advertising Record Spoken Word, Len Spencer 2 min Special 101 Ever Since The Movies Learned To Talk O’Keefe, Dolan & Cavanaugh, Song, Billy Murray and his Melody Men 4 min Red Star 411 Five Foot Two Henderson, Lewis and Young, Foxtrot, New Society Syncopaters 2 min Acoustic 302 Florence Nightingale Spoken Word, Florence Nightingale 2 min Famous Voices No.2 Frozen Bill Arthur Pryor, Ragtime, New York Military Band 2 min Popular 124 God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen Christmas vocal, The Meister Glee Singers with brass ensemble 2 min Red Star 126 Goodbye Dolly Gray W D Cobb & P Barnes, Song, American Quartette 2 min Pink Lambert V529 Helen Gonne Song, Arthur Collins 2 min Pink Lambert V906 Hiawatha Charles N Daniels, Orchestral, American Parlour Orchestra 2 min Pink Lambert V964-C Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 Franz Liszt, Orchestral, Edison Concert Band 2 min Red Star 125 In My Aeroplane For Two Song, Charles Lester 2 min Red Star 139 2 Alphabetical by Title I Tiddly I Ti Cornet and Piano, Mr A Smith & Mr Martin 2 min Brown Wax Era 504 Liver Story Spoken Word, Thomas Edison 2 min TA Edison TAE1 Lollypops Harry Reser, Banjo Solo, Harry Reser 4 min Red Star 408 Looking at the World thru Rose Colored Glasses Jimmy Steiger & Tommie Malie, Song, Golden Gate Orchestra, Arthur Fields vocal 4 min Red Star 417 Lost Arrow Banjo Solo, Fred Van Epps 3 min Six inch 601 Mama's Grown Young, Papa's Grown Old Foxtrot, Jack Kaufmann & the Seven Blue Babies 4 min Red Star 405 Mandy Make Up Your Mind G Meyer & A Johnston, Jazz band, CLPGS Band 2 min Acoustic 312 Maple Leaf Rag - cornet version Scott Joplin, Banjo Solo, Vess L Ossman 2 min Popular 111 Marriage of Figaro Overture Wolfgang Armadeus Mozart, Orchestral, Edison Concert Band 2 min Red Star 130 Marvelous De Rose & Breen, Foxtrot, Al Lynn's Music Masters, Arthur Fields vocal 4 min Red Star 410 My Blue Heaven Al Fiedman & his Orchestra, Vocal by Vaughn De Leath 4 min Red Star 420 My Old Kentucky Home S Foster, Popular song, Edison Male Quartet 2 min Popular 113 New York Electrical Show Speech 1908 Spoken Word, Thomas Edison 2 min TA Edison TAE2 O come all ye faithful J Reading & J Wade, Christmas Vocal, Edison Male Quartet 2 min Red Star 117 P T Barnum Spoken Word, P T Barnum 2 min Famous Voices No.1 Pickets Banjo Solo, Spats Langham with CLPGS Band 2 min Acoustic 321 Rain Eugene Ford, Foxtrot, Matt Tolentino & his orchestra 4 min Red Star 413 Ring out the Bells for Christmas William A Ogden, Orchestral, Edison Concert Band 2 min Red Star 138 Sensation Rag J F Lamb, Scott Joplin, Ragtime, CLPGS Band 2 min Acoustic 319 Shine on, Harvest Moon Jack Norworth and Norah Bayes, Song, Stanley and Burr 2 min Red Star 134 Sleigh Ride Party Christmas Descriptive Selection, Quartette 2 min Brown Wax Era 503 Star Spangled Banner J S Smith & F S Key, Patriotic, Edison Military Band 2 min Popular 123 Stars & Stripes Forever 2 min Red Star 129 John Philip Sousa, March, Edison Military Band Concert C7 Sweet Mama Jazz, CLPGS Band 2 min Acoustic 315 Take Me Out To The Ballgame Von Tizler & Norwith, Baritone, E Meeker 2 min Red Star 127 Teapot Dome Blues Mills & Schoebel, Foxtrot, Georgia Melodians 4 min Red Star 415 3 Alphabetical by Title That’s My Weakness Now B A Rolf and his Palais D’or Orchestra 4 min Red Star 419 The Title Of This Song Is Longer Than The Song M Lippart, Death Metal, Matthew Lippart 2 min Misc M01 Tin Roof Blues Members of the New Orleans Rhythm Kings, Jazz, CLPGS Band 2 min Acoustic 314 Tommy Rudyard Kipling, Song, Ian Colquhoun 2 min Red Star 135 Too Much Mustard Cecil Macklin, Accordion, Matt Tolentino & his orchestra 2 min Popular 128 Varsity Drag De Silva, Brown and Henderson, Fox Trot, Ernie Golden and his Hotel McAlpin Orchestra 4 min Red Star 414 Wedding of the Painted Doll Nacio Herb Brown & Arthur Freed, Song, Matt Tolentino & his orchestra 4 min Red Star 418 Why Should I Keep from Whistling J Y Atlee, Whistling and song, John Yorke Atlee 2 min Brown Wax Era 502 Yankiana Rag Melville J. Gideon, Fox Trot, American Symphony Orchestra 2 min Popular 137 4 Alphabetical by Format Standard 2-minute Alphabetical list of recordings in 2-minute format; suitable for playing on all 2-minute machines; playing speed 160 rpm A Bird in a Gilded Cage, Albert Von Tilzer, Song, Harry Anthony 2 min Red Star 132 A Bird in a Gilded Cage, Albert Von Tilzer, Song, Harry Anthony 2 min Red Star 132 Alexander’s Ragtime Band, Irving Berlin, Song, Billy Murray 2 min Red Star 119 Arthur Sullivan, Spoken Word, Arthur Sullivan 2 min Famous Voices No.3 Black and White Rag, G Botsford, Ragtime, 2 min Red Star 109 American Symphony Orchestra Dixie, Daniel Decatur Emmett, Duet, Harlan and Stanley 2 min Red Star 131 Edison Advertising Record, Len Spencer 2 min Special 101 Ernest Shackleton, Spoken Word, Ernest Shackleton 2 min Famous Voices No.4 Five Foot Two, Ray Henderson, Sam Lewis and Joseph Young, 2 min Acoustic 301 Foxtrot, New Society Syncopaters Florence Nightingale, Spoken Word, Florence Nightingale 2 min Famous Voices No.2 Frozen Bill, Arthur Pryor, Ragtime, New York Military Band 2 min Popular 124 God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen, Christmas vocal, 2 min Red Star 126 The Meister Glee Singers with brass ensemble Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2, Franz Liszt, Orchestral, 2 min Red Star 125 Edison Concert Band In My Aeroplane For Two, Song, Charles Lester 2 min Popular 139 Liver Story, Spoken Word, Thomas Edison 2 min TA Edison TAE1 Mandy Make Up Your Mind, G Meyer & A Johnston, Jazz band, 2 min Acoustic 312 CLPGS Band Maple Leaf Rag - cornet version, Scott Joplin, banjo solo, 2 min Popular 111 Vess L Ossman Marriage of Figaro Overture, Wolfgang A. Mozart, Orchestral, 2 min Red Star 130 Edison Concert Band My Old Kentucky Home, S Foster, Popular song, Edison Male Quartet 2 min Popular 113 New York Electrical Show Speech 1908, Spoken Word, Thomas 2 min TA Edison TAE2 Edison O Come All Ye Faithful, J Reading & J Wade, Christmas Vocal, 2 min Red Star 117 Edison Male Quartet P T Barnum, Spoken Word, P T Barnum 2 min Famous Voices No.1 Pickets, banjo solo, Spats Langham with CLPGS Band 2 min Acoustic 321 Ring out the Bells for Christmas, William A Ogden, Orchestral, Edison 2 min Popular 138 Concert Band Sensation Rag, J F Lamb, Scott Joplin, Ragtime, CLPGS Band 2 min Acoustic 319 Star Spangled Banner, J S Smith & F S Key, Patriotic, Edison Military 2 min Popular 123 Band Stars & Stripes Forever, John Philip Sousa, March, Edison Military 2 min Red Star 129 Band Sweet Mama, Jazz, CLPGS Band 2 min Acoustic 315 Take Me Out To The Ballgame, Von Tizler & Norwith, Baritone, E 2 min Red Star 127 Meeker The Title Of This Song Is Longer Than The Song, M Lippart Death 2 min Misc M01 Metal, Matthew Lippart Tin Roof Blues, Members of the New Orleans Rhythm Kings, Jazz, 2 min Acoustic 314 CLPGS Band Too Much Mustard, Cecil Macklin, Accordion, Matt Tolentino & his 2 min Popular 128 orchestra 5 Alphabetical by Format Yankiana Rag, Melville J. Gideon, Fox Trot, American Symphony 2 min Popular 128 Orchestra 4-minute Alphabetical list of recordings in 2-minute format; suitable for playing on all 4-minute machines; playing speed 160 rpm Be British, Paul Pelham & Lawrence Wright, Song and recitation, 4 min Special 412 George d'Albert Big Rock Candy Mountains, Harry McClintock, Song, Vernon Dalhart 4 min Red Star 416 & Company Black Bottom, Harold Stern & his Belleclaire Orchestra 4 min Red Star 421 Breakaway, Gottler, Mitchell and Conrad, Foxtrot, Picadilly Players 4 min Red Star 409 Down South, W Middleton, Descriptive, B A Rolf & the Palais d'or 4 min Popular 404 Orchestra Ever Since The Movies Learned To Talk, O’Keefe, Dolan & 4 min Red Star 411 Cavanaugh, Song, Billy Murray and his Melody Men Lollypops, Harry Reser, Banjo Solo, Harry Reser 4 min Red Star 408 Looking at the World thru Rose Colored Glasses, Jimmy Steiger & 4 min Red Star 417 Tommie Malie, Song, Golden Gate Orchestra, Arthur Fields vocal Mama's Grown Young, Papa's Grown Old, Foxtrot, 4 min Red Star 405 Jack Kaufmann & the Seven Blue Babies Marvelous, P De Rose & May S Breen, Foxtrot, 4 min Red Star 410 Al Lynn's Music Masters,
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