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Dancing In A Trance

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Part 17 of 78rpm popular music, 1920s–1930s, 2428 episodes

16 Annie's Cousin Fanny — Orch

16 Any Little Girl That's a Nice Little Girl is the Right Little Girl for Me

16 At the Christmas Ball

16 Bermuda Buggyride — Barry McKinley

16 Egyptian Barn Dance

16 Empty Bed Blues, Pt. 1

16 Everybody Loves My Baby

16 Everybody Works But Father

16 Honest And Truly

16 How I Hate That Desert Song

16 Hustlin' And Bustlin'

16 I Couldn't Be Mean To You — Bob Crosby

16 I Need You

16 Just A Quiet Evening — Joe Sudy

16 Let Me See You Smile

16 Let's Fall In Love — Joe Sudy

16 Lonesome Lover

16 My Love Parade

16 My River Home — Paul Small

16 No Strings

16 Nola

16 Reckless Blues

16 Sleeping Beauty's Wedding

16 Smoke Gets In Your Eyes — Ray Morton

16 So Is Your Old Lady

16 Soldier On The Shelf

16 The Web Of Love

17 99 Out Of A Hundred

17 An Orange Grove In California

17 Any Old Place With You

17 As Long As I Know You Love Me

17 Empty Bed Blues, Pt. 2

17 Everything is Going Up

17 Fine And Dandy

17 Goodnight Little Girl Of My Dreams — Joe Sudy

17 Heartbroken And Lonely

17 I've Got A Sweet Somebody To Love Me

17 I've Got A Warm Spot In My Heart For You

17 I've Got Rings On My Fingers

17 Ilo

17 Little Joe

17 Me No Speak-a Good English

17 Midnight Blues 3

17 Midnight, The Stars And You

17 Monkey Man Blues — Clarence Williams

17 Royal Garden Blues

17 Russian Lulllaby

17 Say It Isn't So

17 Smoke Rings

17 Your Smile

17 The Man From The South

17 The Piccolino

17 The Prune Song

17 Think Of Me

17 Without That Gal!

17 You're Driving Me Crazy

17 You're Just An Armful Of Love

17 You're So Darn Charming — Don Matteson

17 Your Mother's Gone Away to Join the Army

17 It's Like Getting A Donkey To Gallop

17 A Million Dreams

17 Livin' In The Sunlight, Lovin' In The Moonlight

17 Memphis Blues

17 Bad Girl

17 Do Something

17 Does She Love Me Positively – Absolutely — Aileen Stanley & Billy Murray, duet

17 Doodle Doo Doo

17 Easter Parade — Joe Sudy

17 I Wish I Had My Old Gal Back Again

17 I'm In Love With You

17 I'm With You

17 I've Been Mistreated and I Don't

17 In A Covered Wagon With You

17 In The Merry Month Of Maybe

17 Inspiration Tango

17 Let's Call It A Day

17 Mood Hollywood

17 Muddy Water [A Mississippi Moan]

17 My Angel

17 Old Playmate

17 Palesteena

17 Play That Barber Shop Chord

17 Please

17 Querida — Ran Weeks

17 Rockin' Chair Blues

17 Sweeping The Clouds Away

17 Sweetheart We Need Each Other

17 That's All That Matters To Me — Paul Small

17 The Duck's Yas-Yas

17 The Grand Old Rag from George Washington, Jr

17 Because You Said I Love You

17 Caravan

17 Chinese Wedding

17 Dance Away The Night — L. Levin

17 Hello Sunshine Hello

17 Honey Boy

17 I Don't Like Your Family from The Time, the Place and the Girl

17 I Get A Kick Out Of You — Ray Morton

17 I Knew Him When He Was All Right — American Quartet

17 Love Is Love Anywhere — Joe Sudy

17 Luck Day

17 Madly In Love — Barry McKinley

17 Marry An Ugly Woman

17 Once In A Lifetime

17 Ooh That Kiss

17 Oriental Moon

17 Out In The Cold Again — Bob Crosby

17 The Irish Were Egyptians Long Ago (Alfred Bryan-Chris Smith)

17 Sobbin' Hearted Blues

17 Somebody Loses — Somebody Wins

17 Something To Remember You By

17 Song of the Islands

17 Spring Is Here — Barry McKinley

17 Stay Out Of My Dreams

17 Sugar — Ernie Mathias

17 Sullivan

17 Two To Tango (Special Wilsci Edit)

17 Who's Your Little Who-Zis

17 Wise Old Indian

17 Without My Gal

17 Dancing In A Trance

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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 "Dancing In A Trance". Track 17. 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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