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Lucky Little Devil

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Part 9 of 78rpm popular music, 1920s–1930s, 2428 episodes

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

9 (I Only Wish I Had You With Me) Last Night, Honey

9 A Girl Friend Of A Boy Friend Of Mine

9 All By Myself In The Moonlight

9 Am I Wasting My Time — Funnyboners Trio

9 At Sundown

9 Dixiana

9 Eskimo Rag

9 Falling In Love Again

9 Gee, but This is a Lonesome Town

9 Gypsy Blues

9 I've Found What I Wanted

9 I've Got A Heavy Date — Sidney Sudy

9 If I Had A Girl Like You

9 If I Had A Talking Picture Of You

9 In A Bamboo Garden — Ran Weeks

9 In A Little Street Cafe

9 In My Merry Oldsmobile

9 In The Sweet Bye And Bye

9 Limehouse Nights-Poppyland

9 Long Live the Ladies

9 Mama's Got The Blues

9 Mary Ann

9 Naw I Don't Wanna Be Rich

9 Oh What A Thrill — Unknown

9 Peter Pan I Love You

9 Rainbow

9 Song Of The Orient

9 St. Louis Blues

9 Sweet Peter-Bye And Bye-Here's A Kiss-Here In My Arms-Cheerio

9 Tenderly

9 That's Just My Way Of Forgetting You (take 2)

9 Two Seats In The Balcony — Joe Sudy

9 Ty-Tee (Taihiti)

9 Wah-Dee-Dah

9 Waitin' Blues

9 You Couldn't Be Cuter — Ray Morton

9 Deep River Blues

9 Oh, What A Thrill

9 A Bee In Your Boudoir

9 Can This Be Love

9 Can't We Be Friends — Smith Ballew

9 Chinnin' and Chattin' With May

9 Cross Your Fingers

9 Do Something

9 Don't Wait Too Long (take 1)

9 Drums Isn't That Awful

9 Elizabeth

9 I Believe In Miracles — Bob Crosby

9 I Can't Get The One I Want

9 I'm Goin' To Settle Down Outside of London Town

9 I'm Just Wild About Animal Crackers [short clip]

9 I've Been So Blue

9 Is There Anything Wrong With That

9 It's All Yours

9 Jimbo Jambo

9 Jump In The Line

9 Mine — Joe Sudy

9 Mistreatin' Daddy

9 Molly Malone

9 My Dreams Are Dreams Of You

9 Roamin' Blues - Gtr. — Sylvester Weaver

9 Rose Of The Rio Grande

9 San

9 She Wouldn't Do What I Asked Her To

9 The Man with the Ladder and the Hose

9 The Ragtime Violin — American Quartet

9 The Sheik Of Araby

9 The Voodoo

9 Too Much Imagination — Barry McKinley

9 Toot, Toot, Tootsie! (Goo'bye)

9 Toot, Toot, Tootsie! (Good 'bye)

9 Two Little, Blue Little Eyes

9 Where The Sweet Forget Me Nots Remember

9 Why Do You Make Me Lonesome

9 Yaaka Hula Hickey Dula

9 You And The Night And The Music

9 Hard Time Blues

9 Hell's Bells

9 Hi Lee Hi Lo

9 I Ain't Gonna Play No Second Fidd

9 Jungle Mama

9 Keep Your Skirts Down Mary Ann — Aileen Stanley & Billy Murray, duet

9 Keepin' Myself for You

9 La Ci Darem (From Don Giovanni)

9 Me And My Shadow

9 Sing, Sing Prison Blues

9 Smile When The Raindrops Fall

9 Some Of These Days

9 Something To Live For

9 There Must Be Somebody Else

9 Thinking Blues

9 Till The Clouds Rolls By-An Old Fashioned Wife-You Never Knew About Me-Rolled Into One-Till The Clouds Roll By

9 To Be Forgotten

9 Waitin' For A Call From You

9 Weary Blues (2)

9 Weary Blues

9 What Do You Do Sunday Mary

9 Lucky Little Devil

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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 "- Lucky Little Devil". Track 9. 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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