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Do The New York

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Part 30010 of 78rpm popular music, 1920s–1930s — disc 30, 24 episodes

30001 So Sure Of You

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30002 I Love You In The Same Sweet W

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30003 I'm All Dressed Up With A Brok

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30004 The Kiss That You've Forgotten

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30005 Nobody Loves No Baby Like My B

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30006 Do The New York

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30007 Two Heads In The Moonlight

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30008 Take It From Me

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30009 Little Hunka Love

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30010 Do The New York

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30011 Hikin' Down The Highway

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30012 My Sweet Tooth Says _I Wanna

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30013 Nobody Loves No Baby Like My B

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30014 There's A Time And A Place For

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30015 Waiting For The Moon

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30016 Me!

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30017 If You Haven't Got Love

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30018 There's No Depression In Love

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30019 Give Me Your Affection Honey

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30020 I Love Louisa

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30021 Slow But Sure

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30022 Me!

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30023 Slow But Sure

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30024 Sweet Summer Breeze

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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 "Do The New York". Disc 30, 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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