Items 1 – 10 of 10 shown.
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Battle Pieces
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Stephen Foster
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George Shirley, tenor; William Bolcom, piano |
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The Hand That Holds The Bread: Progress and Protest in the Gilded Age Songs from the Civil War to the Columbian Exposition
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Frank Egerton
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Cincinnati's University Singers; Sour Mash; Anon. |
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The Haymakers: An Operatic Cantata
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George F. Root
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Erma Rose, piano; Frank McKinley, Conductor; University of North Texas Grand Chorus; Mark Myers, tenor; Linda Brannon; Carolyn Finley, soprano; Chris Hodges, baritone; Burr Phillips, bass; Patti Abasolo, soprano; Phyllis Bush; Marc Much, tenor; Gary Petersen, bass |
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Masters of the Clarinet 1892-1920
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E. S. Thornton
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R. K. Franklin, clarinet; (not credited), clarinet; Felix Jardella, clarinet; Joseph Norrita, clarinet; August Stengler, clarinet; George McNeice, clarinet; Theodore Pusinelli, clarinet; William Tuson, clarinet; George Rubel, clarinet; Louis H. Christie, clarinet; Anthony Giammatteo, clarinet; Julius Spindler, flute; Frederick Brissett, clarinet; Pietro Caso, flute |
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The Pink Lambert
A Collection of the First Celluloid Cylinders
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George A. Norton
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Joseph Natus, tenor; American Quartet; Joe Belmont; Metropolitan Band; Arthur Collins, baritone; H. S. Wright, whistling; Otto Mesloh, cornet; Steve Porter, baritone; London Concert Orchestra; Harry MacDonough, tenor |
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Shall We Gather: American Hymns & Spirituals
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John Wesley Work III
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Anon.; William Appling Singers; William Appling, Conductor |
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Six Brown Brothers: Broadway's Favorite Clowns
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George F. Root
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Tom Brown, alto saxophone; Five Brown Brothers; The Six Brown Brothers; Fred Allen (Pseudonym of Fred Brown), saxophone; Fred Brown, saxophone |
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Tom Varner: Window Up Above
American Songs 1770-1998
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Tom Varner
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Tom Varner, horn; Peter McCann, guitar; Dave Ballou, cornet; George Schuller, drums; Steve Alcott, bass; Mark Feldman, violin; Lindsey Horner, bass; Thirsty Dave Hansen, voice |
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Waxing the Gospel
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Joseph P. Webster
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Emile Berliner; Holding's Parlor Orchestra; Bison City Quartette; Baldwin's Cadet Band of Boston; Standard Quartette; Thomas Bott, bass; Mozart Quartette; David C. Bangs; J. W. Myers, baritone; Len Spencer; J. J. Fisher, bass; Steve Porter, baritone; Frank C. Stanley, baritone; Frank Butts; Roger Harding, tenor; Greater New York Quartette; Harry MacDonough, tenor; John R. Sweney; U.S. Marine Band; Dwight L. Moody; Ira D. Sankey; Sankey Quartette; Frances J. Crosby; Charles L. Estey; Edward Taylor; Henry A. Heath; Ocean Grove Auditorium Choir; Winfield S. Weeden; (not credited), trombone; Josiah Reeves Daniels; (not credited); Moody Quartette; (not credited); (not credited), cornet; Silas Leachman; Rittersville Singing Club; Rittersville Children's Chorus; Rittersville United Quartet; Rittersville Choir; Frederick A. Graves; Ann Maria Sawyer; C. Herbert Rust; Bertha W. Rust; Joseph Sawyer and Family; Frank L. Embree; ____ Parcells; Charles Taylor and his Two Daughters; C. W. Crary et al.; Grace Marvin |
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Where Home Is: Life In Nineteenth-Century Cincinnati, Crossroads of the East and West
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Elam Ives, Jr.
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Peter Basquin, piano; Harmoneion Singers; Peter Basquin, harmonium; John Miner, Conductor; Clifford Jackson, baritone; John Aler, tenor |
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