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Description
Brown wax cylinder. Home recording announcement before first song: "There's a girl in the heart of Maryland, sung by Harold D. Moore, accompanied by A.J. Parney." Announcement before second song: "You've got your mothers's big blue eyes." Harold D. Moore, vocals ; A.J. Parney, piano. This appears to be a Columbia brown wax commercial cylinder from the late 1890's that was shaved and then recorded over (100 rpm ca. 4 min) at least a decade or so later; songs "There's girl in the heart of Maryland" and "You've got your mother's big blue eyes" followed by recitation of Rudyard Kipling's poem "The Road to Mandalay"--recording cuts off before end of poem. Also available online via the Internet.
Type
sound
Format
Electronic resource
Extent
1 cylinder (ca. 4 min.) 100 rpm, 2 1/4 x 4 in.
Identifier
(OCoLC)646198639
Language
English
Subject
Popular music--1911-1920 Recitations Personal recordings
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