From 1899, a sweet song of love and devotion,
Just One Girl, sung by J. W. Myers.
Just One Girl
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| Company |
Columbia Phonograph Company
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| Cylinder # |
5637
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| Category |
Baritone
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| Title |
Just One Girl
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| Performed by |
J. W. Myers
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| Circa |
1899
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| Announcement |
"Just One Girl, sung by J. W. Myers for the Columbia Phonograph Company of New York and Paris."
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Enjoy this classic song of love sung by the great baritone J. W. Myers.
Typical of the period, this recording carries the
brash sound of a copy produced by pantograph from a loud 5" diameter master.
See the May 2002 Cylinder of Month for another selection sung by Myers.
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Just One Girl
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Sheet music to Just One Girl by Karl Kennett (words) and Lyn Udall (music) in 1898:
Presented courtesy of the
Lester S. Levy Collection of Sheet Music.
— This cylinder is from the collection of Tyrone Settlemier —
To hear other examples of wax cylinders, see the
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