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Part 22 of 78rpm popular music, 1920s–1930s, 2428 episodes

21 Down Where The South Begins

21 Lonely

21 Milenburg Joys

21 Accent On Youth

21 All Alone Monday

21 Beside A Moonlit Stream — Barry McKinley

21 Bon-Bon Buddy

21 By Myself — Ray Morton

21 Bye Bye Blackbird

21 Cabin In The Cotton

21 Chili Bean

21 Christmas Island

21 Circus Day In Dixie — American Quartet

21 Clean as a Whistle

21 College Life

21 Congratulations — Chester Gaylord

21 Constantinople

21 Cracoviene Fantastique

21 Crosby, Columbo And Vallee

21 Dancing In The Dark (From The Band Wagon)

21 Down South — Fred Van Eps

21 Dreams Of India

21 Learn To Croon

21 For All We Know — Joe Sudy

21 For All We Know

21 Frankie Blues

21 Get Hot Foot

21 They Start the Victrola And Go Dancing Around the Room

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

21 Got A Feelin' For You

21 Gray Dawn

21 Hikin' Down The highway

21 I Remember You From Somewhere (take 3)

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

22 Dreigroschenoper (Threepenny Opera) Selection (Useless Song — Mack The Knife)

22 Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone

22 Baby Won't You Please Come Home

22 I Love Love

22 Well! Well! Well!

22 By the Light of the Silv'ry Moon

22 Bye Bye Blackbird

22 Climbing The Stairs — Scrappy Lambert

22 Dames

22 How I Hate That Desert Song

22 I Ate the Boloney!

22 I'll See You Again — Ray Morton

22 I've Got My Captain Working For Me Now

22 Just You And I

22 Keep On Dancing

22 Learning

22 Little Willie (A Comic Tragedy)

22 Low Down Rhythm

22 Maria My Own

22 Mood Indigo

22 Moonlight Bay

22 Moonshine Blues

22 Never Leave Your Gal Too Long

22 Not Because Your Hair Is Curly

22 On Patrol In No Man's Land

22 Out Of Nowhere

22 Sorry For Me

22 St. Louis Gal 3

22 Swingin' In A Hammock

22 That Twa-Twa Tune - pno. Clarence Williams

22 The Yiddish Square Dance (1947, Victor)

22 Them _Has Been_ Blues

22 Them's Graveyard Words

22 They Don't Come Better Than Betty

22 What Am I Gonna Do For Lovin'

22 When It's Springtime In The Rockies

22 Without A Word Of Warning — Bing Crosby

22 Yellow Dog Blues

22 A Beautiful Lady In Blue

22 After All I Adore You

22 April In Paris — Joe Sudy

22 Aufschwung - Op. 2

22 Bass Clarinet Blues — Harlem Trio

22 Because You're Irish — American Quartet

22 Bull Fiddle Blues

22 By Heck

22 Give Me Your Affection Honey

22 Goopy Geer (He Plays Piano And He Plays By Ear)

22 Grateful

22 He Took Her For a Sleigh Ride (In the Good Old Summertime)

22 Here Am I — L. Levin

22 If I Can Ba-Ba-Baby You

22 In A Little Spanish Town

22 In The Vine Covered Church

22 It Looks Like a Big Night To-night

22 Long Lost Mama

22 Love And A Dime

22 Love Letters In The Sand

22 Lovin' Sam

22 My Mother's Eyes

22 My Sweet Tooth Says _I Wanna

22 Naturally — Paula Kelly

22 Never Gonna Dance — Barry McKinley

22 Ragtime Temple Bells FROM CHIN CHIN)

22 Robins and Roses

22 Satisfied

22 Shaky Eyes

22 She's a Latin From Manhattan

22 Shine

22 Smile, Darm Ya, Smile

22 Someone Loves You After All

22 That's No Bargain

22 That's What I Call Heaven — Ran Weeks

22 The Birth Of The Blues

22 The Free And Easy

22 The Girl I Left Behind Me

22 The Perfect Girl

22 The Simple Simon Party

22 The Steam Is On The Beam - vKay Thompson Singers

22 Top Hat White Tie And Tails

22 Twilight In Turkey

22 Washwoman's Blues

22 What A Diff'rence A Day Made — Bob Crosby

22 What A Difference A Day Made

22 You're Getting To Be a Habit With Me

22 You're My Relaxation — Joe Sudy

22 Sweetheart

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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 "Sweetheart". Track 22. 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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