Edward M. Favor
Edward M. Favor (1856–1936) was an American stage comedian who worked on Broadway during the early 1890s, later performing in vaudeville with his wife, Edith Sinclair. Favor recorded for the Edison, Columbia, Berliner, and Victor record companies, specializing in comic songs projected in his Irish-American piping tenor.
The following recordings featuring Edward M. Favor are available in the National Jukebox:
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Vocalist - Tenor vocal | Fol the rol lol | Male vocal solo, with orchestra | Edward M. Favor | 1906-03-16 |
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Vocalist - Tenor vocal | Pocahontas | Male vocal solo, with orchestra | Edward M. Favor | 1906-03-16 |
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Vocalist - Tenor vocal | La-ti-dly i-dly um | Male vocal solo, with orchestra | Edward M. Favor | 1906-03-16 |
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Vocalist - Tenor vocal | La-ti-dly i-dly um | Male vocal solo, with orchestra | Edward M. Favor | 1906-03-16 |
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Vocalist - Tenor vocal | The Dublin rag | Male vocal solo and male vocal quartet, with orchestra | American Quartet; Edward M. Favor | 1910-09-12 |
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Vocalist - Tenor vocal | Ma honey Lou | Male vocal solo | Edward M. Favor | 1900-10-31 |
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Vocalist - Tenor vocal | He's going there every night | Male vocal solo | Edward M. Favor | 1901-04-25 |
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Vocalist - Tenor vocal | He calls me his own Grace Darling | Male vocal solo, with piano | Edward M. Favor | 1901-04-25 |
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Vocalist - Tenor vocal | She lisped when she said yes | Male vocal solo | Edward M. Favor | 1901-04-25 |
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Vocalist - Tenor vocal | You're welcome to-night at the ball | Male vocal solo, with piano | Edward M. Favor | 1901-04-25 |
