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Cincinnatti

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Part 8 of 78rpm popular music, 1920s–1930s, 2428 episodes

7 When I Grow Too Old To Dream — Joe Sudy

7 A Faded Summer Love

7 Cooking Breakfast For The One I Love

7 When The Morning Glories Wake Up In The Morning

7 Adios Panama — Phil Hanna

7 Where The Lanterns Glow-My Golden Rose-Everybody Calls Me Honey — Henry Burr

7 Bonita

7 Button Up Your Overcoat

7 Careless Love [Take 2]

7 Cleo

7 Collegiate Fanny

7 Faint Harmony

7 Falling In Love With You

7 Fan It — Red McKenzie

7 Fire Down Below (2-14-51)

7 I Only Have Eyes For You

7 I'm Happy When You're Happy

7 I'm So Busy-And I'm All Alone-The Road That Lies-Honeymoon Inn-You Said Something

7 I'm Sure Of Everything But You

7 I'm afraid to come home in the Dark (from A Knight for a Day)

7 June Moon

7 Knock On Wood (Casablanca)

7 Let's Get Friendly

8 Ain't Cha

8 Am I Wasting My Time On You

8 As Long As We Are In Love

8 Bonita

8 Dancing In The Moonlight

8 Dog Bottom

8 Dreaming By A Fireside

8 Eleven More Months & Ten More Days - Part 2

8 Evangeline — Smith Ballew

8 Get Out And Get Under The Moon

8 Here Comes The Sun

8 Hollywood At Vine

8 Honey Bunch

8 If You Were The Only Girl In The World

8 If Your Man Is Like My Man - Pno.-Clarence Williams

8 It's Allus de Same in Dixie

8 It's Easy To Fall In Love

8 She Sells Sea Shells (Sung in The Beauty Spot)

8 Let's Do It

8 Lost Your Head Blues

8 Louise, I Love You

8 Love Me In My Dreams

8 Nothing Like that in Our Family

8 Oh Miss Hannah

8 Oh, Gee! Be Sweet to Me, Kid from The Girl Question

8 Old King Tut

8 On The Alamo

8 Stomping At The Savoy

8 Swanee Smiles

8 Talkin' To Myself

8 Tell Me Radio

8 Washin' The Blues From My Soul

8 Weary Blues

8 When the Right Girl Comes Along from Around the Map

8 Where The Lanterns Glow-My Golden Rose-Everybody Calls Me Honey — Henry Burr

8 Will You Be True

8 The Wooden Soldier

8 When A Woman Loves A Man

8 Who's That Knocking At My Door

8 By The Sycamore Tree

8 Can't You Hear Me Callin' Caroline-Margie-Whispering

8 Chicago Bound Blues

8 Chu-Chin-Chow-Just Because You're You-Same Old Moon-Just You And Me-Hello My Dearie

8 Honolulu Blues

8 How Do I Rate With You — Barry McKinley

8 I Faw Down And Go Boom

8 I Was Lucky — Bob Crosby

8 It's Unanimous Now

8 J.C. Holmes Blues

8 Just For Tonight

8 Just Friends — Unknown

8 Just Let Me Look At You — Ray Morton

8 Keeps On A Rainin'

8 My Silent Love — Gordon Graham

8 Night And Day

8 No One's Fool

8 Nobody's Sweetheart

8 One More Time

8 Promise Me Everything, Never Get Anything Blues — Aileen Stanley & Billy Murray, duet

8 San

8 Say It Isn't So

8 Say It While Dancing

8 That Bran' New Gal O' Mine

8 That Mysterious Rag — American Quartet

8 That Old Gang of Mine

8 That's Just My Way Of Forgetting You

8 They Don't Come Any Better Than Betty

8 This Is The Missus

8 Tiger Rag

8 Tonight May Never Come Again — Joe Sudy

8 Two Years In The Making

8 Fit As A Fiddle

8 Foolin' Time — Harry Maxfield

8 Foolish Man Blues

8 Get Away Old Man

8 I Wonder Who's Dancing With You Tonight

8 I'm Looking for a Sweetheart

8 I'm The Last One Left On The Corner

8 I'm the Guy

8 Magnolia

8 Milenberg Joys

8 My Blue Days Blew Over

8 My Pretty Shoo-Gah (1954)

8 Should I

8 Sittin' In A Corner

8 Song Of The Wanderer

8 South Bound

8 Wob-A-Ly Walk

8 The Alcoholic Blues

8 The Bye Bye Blues

8 The Night Is Young — Don Reid

8 The Whoopee Hat Brigade

8 Would You — Joe Sudy

8 Yes Or No-Only A Dream-He Writes A Song-Love Song (Remember Me)

8 You Didn't Have To Tell Me (I Knew It All The Time)

8 You Tell Her, I Stutter

8 classical Introduction

8 Cincinnatti

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A side transferred from a 78rpm disc, from a large collection of American popular music of the 1920s and 1930s. The 78 was the only commercial record format of the period: shellac, about three minutes a side, and played with a steel needle that wore the groove a little every time. What survives of the popular music of those two decades survives mostly because somebody kept the discs and somebody else transferred them. The song is "Cincinnatti". Track 8. The recording date, the label and the matrix number are not in the file name; they would be on the disc itself.

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