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I picked up some "new" records at the post office Friday and Monday; the records were from both Ebay and non-Ebay sources. I can't really share this with friends who aren't into the phono scene, so I'll post a list of my new treasures here.

Columbia #1050 (7")
"Could you be true to eyes of blue, if you looked into eyes of brown?"
Sung by J. W. Myers


Gennett #3122
"Brown eyes why are you blue?"
"The Co-ed"
both by the Happy Collegians (Nathan Glantz)

Brunswick #3432
"Where's that rainbow"
"A tree in the park"
both by Frank Black & his Orchestra

Brunswick #3951
"It was the dawn of love"
"Adoree"
both by Herbert Gordon's Hotel Adelphia Whispering Orchestra
Note: The Adelphia Hotel was converted to apartments some years ago; I lived in the Adelphia for ten years and thought it would be neat to have a record by the house dance band.

Harmony #116-H
"The roses brought me you"
"I never knew how wonderful you were"
both by the Harmony Brothers

Oxford #3360
"The buffalo rag"
by Vess L. Ossman

Silvertone #39716
"When you wore a tulip and & wore a big red rose"
by a male quartet

Victor #19745
"Yes sir! That's my baby" by Coon Sanders Nighthawks
"Sometime" by Jack Shilkret's Orchestra

Edison 2-minute cylinder #8673
"Navajo medley"
by the Edison Military Band

Columbia 2-minute cylinder #32688
"Dainty little ingenue"
by Harry Macdonough

Edison BA #1508
"Light as a feather"
by Charles Daab


Rocky

I tried to add a record I had omitted, but the "edit" feature doesn't work.

Rocky

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The Oxford Vess Ossman record is loud and clear. I'll have to upload it onto Youtube some time soon.

Rocky

Rocky,

I'm looking forward to hearing that Ossman Oxford on YouTube!!!!!!!!

Regards,
John