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Part 10 of 78rpm popular music, 1920s–1930s, 2428 episodes

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

10 'Cause I Feel Low Down — Ran Weeks

10 Everybody Tap

10 Singapore Sorrow

10 Cut Yourself a Piece of Cake (And Make Yourself at Home)

10 Aesop's Fables Part I

10 All Alone With You In A Little Rendevouz

10 Auf Wiederschen My Dear — Unknown

10 Azusa - vLora Jamison

10 Don't You Remember Me — Joe Sudy

10 Dream Awhile — Sidney Sudy

10 Eccentric

10 Evangeline — Lou Conrad

10 Follow the Deal on Down

10 Forgive Me

10 Frosty Mornin' Blues [Take 1]

10 Have A Little Faith In Me

10 In A Little Rendezvous

10 In Honeysuckle Time

10 In My Merry Oldsmobile

10 Let's Do It

10 Meditation

10 My Man From Caroline

10 My Sweetie Went Away

10 Number Four Hoomintash Lane

10 Sal-O-May (Salome)

10 Sing A Little Jingle

10 So Ashamed — Gordon Graham

10 So Close To The Forest — Joe Sudy

10 That's My Mammy

10 The Dance Of The Blue Danube

10 The Million Dollar Ball from Hanky Panky

10 The Ragtime Pipe of Pan from the Winter Garden Production A World of Pleasure

10 Where The Sweet Forget Me Nots Remember

10 Why am I so Romantic

10 Will You Love Me As Much In The Morning

10 Without You

10 You Know Who

10 You Made My Dreams Come True [short clip]

10 You're Always In My Arms

10 Who's Your Little Who-Zis

10 A Bit o' Blarney

10 A Cottage for Sale

10 A New Deal In Love

10 Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea

10 Black And Blue

10 Blues in My Heart

10 Buddah-Dardanella

10 Dardanella

10 Do I (Do I — Do I Love Her)

10 Do Ya Love Me

10 Don't Wait Too Long (take 2)

10 I Want For Myself

10 I Was Married Up in the Air (I've Been Up in the Air Ever Since)

10 I've Got To Go And Leave My Daddy Behind — Gtr. Sylvester Weaver

10 If I Had a Girl Like You — Aileen Stanley & Billy Murray, duet

10 If You Haven't Got A Girl

10 Oh Donna Clara

10 Ole Mammy

10 Oriental Stars

10 Outside Of That

10 Pickpocket Blues

10 Spanish Opera (Actually “Carmen”)

10 St. Louis Blues

10 Sugar

10 Sullivan from The American Idea

10 The Skeleton Rag — American Quartet

10 Tiger Rag

10 Tonight's My Night With Baby

10 Too Many Tears

10 Victor Herbert's Parade Of The Wooden Soldiers

10 Candyland-Wait Till The Cows Come Home-Knit Knit Knit-Take A Swing With Me-Follow The Girls Around-Wait Till The Cows Come Home

10 College Life

10 Comrades-What Do I Care-I Love Them All-I Dare Not Love You

10 Congratulations

10 Crocodile Isle

10 He's Gone Blues

10 Honey Man Blues

10 Honeysuckle Rose - Pt. 1 - Don Matteson-Skeets Herfurt-Roc Hillman

10 I Lost My Gal Again

10 I Love You

10 Little Mary Brown

10 Loose Feet

10 Love In My Heart

10 Lovelight In The Starlight — Ray Morton

10 Maybe Who Knows

10 Please Believe Me — Barry McKinley

10 Pretty Face

10 Puttin' On The Ritz

10 Russian Rose

10 Sweet Jennie Lee

10 Sweet Something

10 Swell

10 Take Me To The Land Of Jazz (Wendling)

10 Wabash Blues

10 Walk On The Sunny Side

10 When You And I Were Seventeen

10 When You Love Only One

10 Tears

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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 "Tears". Track 10. 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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