Arthur Collins
Arthur Collins (1864–1933) was a widely recorded baritone whose comic songs, especially "Preacher and the Bear," endeared him to many. Much of his material was termed "coon songs," a description he detested, but he performed it with great skill. He was also well known as half of the singing duo Collins and Harlan.
The following recordings featuring Arthur Collins are available in the National Jukebox:
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| Artist Role | Title | Description | Primary Performer(s) | Date | |
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Vocalist - Baritone vocal | Minstrels, no. 17 | Minstrels, with orchestra | Victor Minstrel Company | 1910-10-27 |
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Vocalist - Baritone vocal | Minstrels, no. 18 | Minstrels, with orchestra | Victor Minstrel Company | 1910-10-27 |
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Vocalist - Baritone vocal | Casey Jones went down on the Robert E. Lee | Male vocal duet, with orchestra | Collins and Harlan | 1912-12-13 |
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Vocalist - Baritone vocal | At the devil's ball | Male vocal quartet, with orchestra | Peerless Quartet | 1913-03-06 |
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Vocalist - Baritone vocal | Oh, that moonlight glide | Male vocal duet, with orchestra | Collins and Harlan | 1910-11-09 |
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Vocalist - Baritone vocal | Underneath the cotton moon | Male vocal duet, with orchestra | Collins and Harlan | 1912-12-13 |
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Vocalist - Baritone vocal | I'm goin' back to Memphis, Tennessee | Male vocal duet, with orchestra | Collins and Harlan | 1912-12-12 |
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Vocalist - Baritone vocal | Rubetown Minstrels | Minstrels, with orchestra | Victor Minstrel Company | 1913-03-06 |
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Vocalist - Baritone vocal | I'm going back to Carolina | Male vocal duet, with orchestra | Collins and Harlan | 1913-03-12 |
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Vocalist - Baritone vocal | I'll lend you everything I've got except my wife | Male vocal solo, with orchestra | Arthur Collins | 1911-01-12 |
