Various - Lost Sounds - Blacks And The Birth Of The Recording Industry 1891-1922 FLAC download

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Vocal Harmonies
1-1	–Unique Quartette	Mamma's Black Baby Boy
1-2	–Standard Quartette	Keep Movin'
1-3	–Unique Quartette	Who Broke The Lock?
1-4	–Oriole Quartette	Brother Michael, Won't You Hand Down That Rope?
1-5	–Cousins* And DeMoss*	Poor Mourner
1-6	–Cousins* And DeMoss*	Who Broke The Lock?
1-7	–Dinwiddie Colored Quartet	Down On The Old Camp Ground
1-8	–Polk Miller's Old South Quartette*	Jerusalem Mornin' Banjo, Leader – Polk MillerEnsemble [vocal quartet] – Old South Quartette
1-9	–Fisk University Jubilee Quartet	Little David, Play On Yo' Harp / Shout All Over God's Heaven
1-10	–Apollo Jubilee Quartette	Swing Low, Sweet Chariot
1-11	–Apollo Jubilee Quartette	Shout All Over God's Heaven
1-12	–Tuskegee Institute Singers	Good News Ensemble [double quartet] – Tuskegee Institute Singers
1-13	–Right Quintette*	The Rain Song
1-14	–The Four Harmony Kings	Goodnight, Angeline
Minstrel & Vaudeville Traditions
1-15	–Charley Case	Experiences In The Show Business Speech [monologue] – Charley Case
1-16	–George W. Johnson	The Whistling Coon
1-17	–"Brudder Rasmus"*	Adam And Eve And De Winter Apple [Excerpt]
1-18	–George W. Johnson	The Laughing Song
1-19	–Spencer*, Williams* And Quinn's Imperial Minstrels*	Minstrel, First Part, Featuring "The Laughing Song" Speech – Billy Williams , Len SpencerVocals – Quinn's Imperial Minstrels*Vocals, Speech – George W. Johnson
1-20	–George W. Johnson	Listen To The Mocking Bird
1-21	–George W. Johnson	The Laughing Coon
1-22	–George W. Johnson	The Whistling Girl
1-23	–Williams* And Walker*	My Little Zulu Babe
1-24	–George W. Johnson	Carving The Duck
1-25	–Len Spencer And George W. Johnson	The Merry Mail Man Accompanied By [orchestral accompaniment] – Unknown ArtistSpeech – George W. Johnson, Len Spencer
1-26	–Bert Williams	Nobody Accompanied By [orchestral accompaniment] – Unknown ArtistBaritone Vocals – Bert Williams
1-27	–Jack Johnson	My Own Story Of The Big Fight
1-28	–Opal Cooper	Beans, Beans, Beans Accompanied By [orchestral accompaniment] – Unknown ArtistTenor Vocals – Opal Cooper
1-29	–Noble Sissle	Great Camp Meetin' Day Accompanied By [orchestral accompaniment] – Unknown ArtistTenor Vocals – Noble Sissle
Aspirational Motives
2-1	–Booker T. Washington	Atlanta Exposition Speech
2-2	–Thomas Craig	Old Black Joe Bass Vocals – Thomas Craig
2-3	–Carroll Clark*	Old Dog Tray Banjo – Unknown ArtistBaritone Vocals – Carroll Clark*
2-4	–Miss Daisy Tapley* And Carroll Clark*	I Surrender All Baritone Vocals – Carroll Clark*Contralto Vocals – Miss Daisy Tapley*Organ – Unknown Artist
2-5	–Afro-American Folk Song Singers	Swing Along Chorus [mixed chorus] – Afro-American Folk Song SingersLeader – Will Marion Cook
2-6	–Afro-American Folk Song Singers	The Rain Song Chorus [mixed chorus] – Afro-American Folk Song SingersLeader – Will Marion Cook
2-7	–Right Quintette*	Exhortation
2-8	–Roland Hayes	Arioso From "Pagliacci" ("Vesti La Giubba")
2-9	–Harry T. Burleigh	Go Down, Moses Baritone Vocals – Harry T. Burleigh
2-10	–Edward H.S. Boatner*	Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child Baritone Vocals – Edward H.S. Boatner*
2-11	–Florence Cole-Talbert Accompanied By William Leonard King	Villanelle Piano – William Leonard KingSoprano Vocals – Florence Cole-Talbert
2-12	–R. Nathaniel Dett*	Barcarolle Piano – R. Nathaniel Dett*
2-13	–Clarence Cameron White	Lament Violin – Clarence Cameron White
2-14	–Edward Sterling Wright	When De Co'n Pone's Hot / 'Possum Read By – Edward Sterling WrightWords By [poems] – Paul Laurence Dunbar
Dance Rhythms
2-15	–Europe's Society Orchestra	Down Home Rag
2-16	–Joan Sawyer's Persian Garden Orchestra	Bregeiro (Rio Brazilian Maxixe)
2-17	–Ciro's Club Coon Orchestra	On The Shore At Le-Lei-Wei
2-18	–Wilbur C. Sweatman*	Down Home Rag Accompanied By – Emerson TrioClarinet – Wilbur C. Sweatman*
2-19	–Memphis Pickaninny Band	Some Jazz Blues
2-20	–Eubie Blake Trio	Sarah From Saraha Drums [probably] – Buddy Gilmore*Piano – Eubie BlakePiano [probably] – Elliott Carpenter*
2-21	–Blake's Jazzone Orchestra	The Jazz Dance
2-22	–Wilbur C. Sweatman's Original Jazz Band*	Ev'rybody's Crazy 'Bout The Doggone Blues, But I'm Happy
2-23	–Lt. Jim Europe's 369th Infantry ("Hell Fighters") Band	Darktown Strutters' Ball
2-24	–Dabney's Band*	Camp Meeting Blues
2-25	–Handy's Memphis Blues Band	St. Louis Blues

Companies, etc.

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Archeophone Records, LLC
• Copyright (c) – Archeophone Records, LLC

Credits

• Consultant [Production Consultant], Liner Notes [Introduction & Song Notes] – Tim Brooks
• Consultant [Production Consultant], Sequenced By, Liner Notes [Genre Introductions], Remastered By [Technical Assistance] – David Giovannoni
• Producer, Liner Notes [Additional Contributions], Design [Package Design] – Meagan Hennessey
• Producer, Liner Notes [Additional Contributions], Remastered By, Design [Package Design] – Richard Martin
• Remastered By [Technical Assistance] – Clarence Johnson , Doug Benson

Notes

Includes a 59-page booklet.
This CD can stand alone as education and entertainment, however it is the companion CD to the book, "Lost Sounds - Blacks and the Birth of the Recording Industry 1980-1919" by Tim Brooks (2004; University of Illinois Press).

Recording date, location, matrix and/or catalog number:
1-1. Fall 1893, New York, Edison cylinder 694
1-2. February 1894, Washington, D.C., Columbia cylinder unnumbered
1-3. circa 1895-1896, New York, unidentified cylinder
1-4. circa 1895, New York (probably), unidentified cylinder
1-5. 1898, New York, Berliner 3010
1-6. 1898, New York, Berliner 3012
1-7. October 29, 1902, Philadelphia, Victor 1714, take 2
1-8. November 13, 1909, Richmond, Virginia, Edison cylinder 10334
1-9. December 8, 1909, Camden, New Jersey, B8450-1, Victor 16448-A
1-10. February 26, 1912, New York, 19773-2, Columbia A1169
1-11. February 26, 1912, New York, 19774-2, Columbia A1169
1-12. August 31, 1914, Camden, New Jersey, B15168-1, Victor 17663-A
1-13. December 24, 1915, New York, 46303-2, Columbia A1987
1-14. circa July 1921, New York, P-142-2, Black Swan 2016-B
1-15. March 18, 1909, New York, B6908-1, Victor 16354
1-16. possibly June 1, 1891, West Orange, New Jersey, Edison cylinder unnumbered
1-17. circa 1893, New Orleans, Louisiana Phonograph Co. cylinder unnumbered
1-18. circa 1894-1898, unknown location, New Jersey (label) cylinder (probably) unnumbered
1-19. circa 1894, unknown location, New Jersey (label) cylinder (probably) unnumbered
1-20. November 18, 1896, Philadelphia, Berliner 403z
1-21. circa 1898, unknown location, Edison cylinder 4005
1-22. 1898, unknown location, Columbia cylinder 7604
1-23. November 10, 1901, Philadelphia, Victor Monarch 1086
1-24. 1903, unknown location, Zonophone C.5290
1-25. circa January 1906, New York, 3374, Star 3704
1-26. circa May 1906, New York, Columbia 3423, take 2
1-27. probably July 24, 1910, New York, 16449-1, Columbia personal record
1-28. circa April-May 1917, New York, 66297, Pathe 20209
1-29. late 1920, New York, 68981, Pathe 20484
2-1. December 5, 1908, Chicago (probably), 14605, Columbia personal record
2-2. 1898, New York, Berliner 1852
2-3. circa March 1910, New York, 4378-3, Columbia A820
2-4. December 7, 1910, New York, 19153-2, Columbia A961
2-5. March 12, 1914, New York, 39274-1, Columbia A1538
2-6. March 12, 1914, New York, 39275-2, Columbia A1538
2-7. December 24,1915, New York, 46302-1, Columbia A1987
2-8. May 4, 1918, New York, 62281-1, Columbia personal record
2-9. circa Summer 1919, New York, 45-1-1, Broome 51
2-10. circa Summer 1919, New York, 85-2-1, Broome 51
2-11. circa Summer 1919 New York (probably), 34-3-2, Broome 52
2-12. circa 1919, unknown location, 86-2-1, Broome 54
2-13. circa 1919, unknown location, (------), Broome 52
2-14. circa October 17, 1913, New York, Edison Blue Amberol cylinder 2153
2-15. December 29, 1913, New York, C14247-2, Victor 35359-B
2-16. May 6, 1914, New York, 36953-1, Columbia A5572
2-17. August 1916, London, 6926-1, Columbia (UK) 624
2-18. circa December 1916, New York, 1201-1, Emerson 5163
2-19. circa June 1917, New York, 66402, Pathe 20236
2-20. circa August 1917, New York, 66671, Pathe 20358
2-21. circa November 1917, New York, 66787, Pathe 20430
2-22. March 28, 1918, New York, 77741-1, Columbia A2548
2-23. circa March 3-7, 1919, New York, 67475, Pathe 22081
2-24. circa October 1919, New York, 2692, Aeolian Vocalion B12246
2-25. January 1922, New York, 970-3, Famous 3092-A

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