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When Your Lover Has gone

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Part 18 of 78rpm popular music, 1920s–1930s, 2428 episodes

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!

18 Brainstorm

18 I'm Just Beginning To Care — Barry McKinley

18 Wob-Aly Walk

18 You're Telling Me

18 A Faded Summer Love

18 Back In Hackensack New Jersey

18 Caresses

18 Cheyenne

18 Chinatown, My Chinatown (William Jerome-Jean Schwartz) — American Quartet

18 Chinatown, My Chinatown

18 Cold in Hand Blues

18 Fancy Woman

18 Git Along

18 Good Evening Caroline (--)

18 Got The Jitters (soundtrack)

18 Learn To Do The Strut

18 Let Me Sing And I'm Happy

18 Let's Get Friendly

18 Lost In A Fog

18 Caravan

18 Because You Said I Love You

18 Betweeen The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea

18 Big Bad Bill (Is Sweet William Now)

18 Blues – Isham Jones Juniors

18 Don't You Remember Me — Joe Sudy

18 Easy Goin' Mama

18 Easy

18 Everything's Fine With Me

18 Honolulu Baby

18 I Don't Know Why

18 I Saw Mommy Screwing Santa Claus - vLittle Georgie Rock

18 I'm Back In Love Again — Aileen Stanley & Billy Murray, duet

18 I'm Following You

18 Much Obliged to You

18 Muddy Water [A Mississippi Moan]

18 Musica Maestro Please — Barry McKinley

18 My Cousin Caruso

18 Out Where The Little Moonbeams Are Born

18 Persian Rug

18 Piccolo Pete (2)

18 Piccolo Pete

18 Yodeling Blues - Pn.Clarence Williams vEva Taylor- Cornet -Thomas Morris

18 Shim-Me-Sha-Wabble

18 Sing Another Chorus, Please

18 So Is Your Old Lady

18 Song Of The Vagabonds

18 The Sheik Of Araby

18 The Wedding Of The Painted Doll — Ran Weeks

18 There's Some Sunshine Back Of Every Cloud

18 Ticket Agent Ease Your Window Dow

18 Toddlin' Along With You

18 When Paddy McGinty Plays the Harp

18 When Yuba Plays The Rumba On The Tuba

18 Without You

18 'S Been A Long Time Between Time — L. Levin

18 Absence Makes The Heart Grow Fonder For Somebody Else

18 Crying For The Carolines

18 Day Dreams — Bob Crosby

18 Dinah Lou — Ernie Mathias

18 Dixie Moon

18 Have A Little Faith In Me

18 He's Working in the Movies Now

18 Heaven's Little Doorway

18 Here Lies Love

18 I_ve Found What I Wanted In You

18 If You Don't Know Who Will

18 It Looks Like Love

18 K-K-K-Katy (Stammering Song)

18 Love In Bloom — Joe Sudy

18 Mean To Me

18 Medley of Negro Songs

18 Mistakes

18 Wow !

18 My Mammy's Tears

18 Night And Day — Ray Morton

18 No Strings — Don Matteson-Skeets Herfurt-Roc Hillman

18 Nobody Cares If I'm Blue

18 Out Of The Dawn

18 Put It Right Here (Or Keep It Out

18 Red Mountain Blues

18 Shanghai Refugee

18 Shim Sham Shimmy

18 Stormy Weather

18 Tears

18 The Birth Of The Blues

18 The Homesick Yankee (from The Rich Mr. Hoggenheimer

18 The Image Of You — Joe Sudy

18 Trouble in Paradise

18 Two Faced Woman

18 What A Perfect Night For Love

18 What's the Matter With Father

18 comic intro

18 When Your Lover Has gone

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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 "When Your Lover Has gone". Track 18. 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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