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Take Me Up With You, Dearie

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Part 21 of 78rpm popular music, 1920s–1930s, 2428 episodes

20 Let's Put Out The Lights (And Go To Sleep)

14

20 As Time Goes By

14

20 Blonde Women

14

20 Blondes

14

20 Cake Walkin' Babies (From Home)

14

20 Morning

14

20 Copenhagen

14

20 Devil's Gonna Git You

14

20 Don't Bring Lulu

14

20 Gasoline Gus and His Jitney Bus — American Quartet

14

20 Give Me Liberty or Give Me Love

14

20 I Know That You Know

14

20 I May Be Dancing With Somebody Else

14

20 I Remember You From Somewhere

14

20 I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now from The Prince of To-Night

14

20 I'm On My Way To Reno

14

20 If You Could Sweep The Clouds Away

14

20 Is I in Love_ I is

14

20 Jailhouse Blues

14

20 Josephita — Lewis James

14

20 Katie, Keep Your Feet On the Ground — Aileen Stanley & Billy Murray, duet

14

20 Last Night I Dreamed You Kissed Me

14

20 Lonesome Desert Blues

14

20 Makin' Faces At The Man In The Moon

14

20 Maple Leaf Rag

14

20 Meet Me in Rose Time, Rose

14

20 Mimi (soundtrack)

14

20 Oodles Of Noodles

14

20 Out Of Nowhere

14

20 Pardon My Southern Accent

14

20 Persian Rug

14

21 Down Where The South Begins

14

21 Lonely

14

21 Milenburg Joys

14

21 Accent On Youth

14

21 All Alone Monday

14

21 Beside A Moonlit Stream — Barry McKinley

14

21 Bon-Bon Buddy

14

21 By Myself — Ray Morton

14

21 Bye Bye Blackbird

14

21 Cabin In The Cotton

14

21 Chili Bean

14

21 Christmas Island

14

21 Circus Day In Dixie — American Quartet

14

21 Clean as a Whistle

14

21 College Life

14

21 Congratulations — Chester Gaylord

14

21 Constantinople

14

21 Cracoviene Fantastique

14

21 Crosby, Columbo And Vallee

14

21 Dancing In The Dark (From The Band Wagon)

14

21 Down South — Fred Van Eps

14

21 Dreams Of India

14

21 Learn To Croon

14

21 For All We Know — Joe Sudy

14

21 For All We Know

14

21 Frankie Blues

14

21 Get Hot Foot

14

21 They Start the Victrola And Go Dancing Around the Room

14

21 Good-Bye Love (From _Good-Bye Love_)

14

21 Got A Feelin' For You

14

21 Gray Dawn

14

21 Hikin' Down The highway

14

21 I Remember You From Somewhere (take 3)

14

21 I Want a Girl from Yankee Doodle Town (2)

14

21 I Want a Girl from Yankee Doodle Town

14

21 I'm Gettin' Sentimental Over You — JR

14

21 Let Me Sing and I'm Happy

14

21 Little Locket Of Long Ago

14

21 Lucille

14

21 Make Believe Ball Room — Barry McKinley

14

21 Mandy

14

21 Mean To Me — Ran Weeks

14

21 Mirandy

14

21 Missouri Misery — Bob Crosby

14

21 Moanin' Low

14

21 When I See All the Loving They Waste On Babies (I Long For The Cradle Again)

14

21 My Dance

14

21 Oh, You Beautiful Doll

14

21 Ol' Man River

14

21 On Top Of The Hill

14

21 Pardon Me Pretty Baby (Don't I Look Familiar To You)

14

21 Pico & Sepulveda (Live)

14

21 Precious

14

21 Roll 'Em Girls (Roll Your Own)

14

21 Satisfied (2)

14

21 Satisfied

14

21 Send Me to the 'Lectric Chair

14

21 Sing A Little Song

14

21 Someone's Been Sending Me Flowers (From The Shoestring Revue)

14

21 Song Of The Islands (bcast)

14

21 Squeeze Me

14

21 St. Louis Gal 1

14

21 Steppin' Out

14

21 Sunday Afternoon

14

21 Tabu

14

21 Take Your Girlie to the Movies (If You Can't Make Love at Home)

14

21 Takes Two To Make A Bargain — Bing Crosby

14

21 That's What Love Did To Me

14

21 That's a Plenty

14

21 The Arkansas Traveler

14

21 The Desert Song

14

21 The Piccolino

14

21 The Popular Pair

14

21 They Satisfy

14

21 Turtle Dove

14

21 Twilight In Turkey

14

21 Washboard Blues

14

21 West Indies Blues - with A.J. Piron Orch

14

21 What Is It

14

21 Why Dance

14

21 Why Was I Born — L. Levin

14

21 Words

14

21 Would You Be Blue

14

21 Yearning

14

21 You Ought to Be Ashamed

14

21 Yellow Dog Blues

14

21 Yes We Have No Bananas — Duet

14

21 You Call It Madness

14

21 You Know — Joe Sudy (Tu Sais)

14

21 Take Me Up With You, Dearie

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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 "Take Me Up With You, Dearie". Track 21. 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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