Cylinder Records

The cylinders listed below have been recorded using the microphone method. I do not have enough cylinders to justify the expense and trouble of creating a custom electronic reproducer for them, not to mention that such a reproducer is already commercially available. Another factor is that the sound quality is so poor, little improvement would be made.

Unfortunately there is insufficient documentation on cylinders. Some have no artists stated. I give as much as I have here. All are four minute cylinders. Some are Edison Amberolas, some are not.

    Bring Back The Roses - William Oakland Amberola 3678

    Asthore - Harry Anthony (1910) Indestructible 3058

    Only A Pansy Blossom - William Oakland This is what I thought when I first heard this guy. Lakeside 1149

    Country Dance And Merry Makers Dance  Columbia 3170

    Estudiantina Duet - Ethel and Mary Williams  Columbia 3201

    Everybody Two Step - Billy Murry  A parody of African-American music. Amberola 1587

    Favorite and Victorious Eagle March  Lakeside 1001

    It' Ain't Gonna Rain No Mo - A Hall Amberola 4824 A late Blue Amberol of Blues music dubbed from a Diamond Disk.

    I Will Love You  Lakeside 1557

    Lucky Moon and Moon Winks Cute.  Lakeside 1214

    Madame Sherry Waltz  Lakeside 1863

    My Heart Has Learned To Love You - Walter VanBrunt Columbia 3106

    On My Way To Mandolay Very high quality. Amberol 2233

    Roll On Missouri - Collins and Harlan Amberola 1753

    Summer Reminds Me Of You - Walter VanBrunt  Columbia 3032

    Sweet Hawaiian Moonlight - Gladys Rice and Marion Cox  Amberola 3606

    Sweet Longings - Instrumental Trio  Columbia 3053

    That's How I Need You - Walter VanBrunt Amberola 1589

    The Dorothy Three Step  Amberola 2401

    The Old Oaken Bucket  Columbia 3195 

    The Sea Makes A Man A Man - Thomas Chalmers  Amberola 3386

    What Makes The World Go Round Lakeside 1126

    When I Send You A Picture Of Berlin - Billy Murry Amberola 3569

    Where The Silvery Colorado Winds It's Way  Amberola 1856

    Where The Sunset Turns The Oceans Blue To Gold  Columbia 3172

    Whistling Solo - Gialoini  Columbia 3246

    You May Hold A Million Girlies In Your Arms  Amberola 3299  

    Keep Away From The Fellow Who Owns An Automobile. Ada Jones and likely the Peerless Quartet. 1909. Song written by Irving Berlin. Lakeside 1594

    When I Get You Alone Tonight Ada Jones and Walter Van Brunt circa 1912. Lakeside 1602

    Every Little Movement Has A Meaning Of It's Own Lovely, one of my favorites. From the musical Madame Sherry. Lakeside 1178

    The Pussycat Rag - Ada Jone and The Peerless Quartet (Nov 1913) May offend many today, the 'teens were not a politically correct decade. Amberola 2197