Goodbye France
Goodbye France
Peerless Quartet, performing. John H. Meyer, performing. Henry Burr, performing. Frank Croxton, performing. Albert Campbell, performing. Victor 18514. Matrix/Take: B-22437/2.
Contributor:
Burr, Henry - Bourdon, Rosario - Peerless Quartet - Berlin, Irving - Campbell, Albert - Croxton, Frank - Meyer, John H.
Date:1918-11-27
Audio Recording
Pauvre France
Melodie | Pauvre France
Edouard Le Bel, performing. Victor 63405. Matrix/Take: B-4017/1.
Contributor:
Jabbour, Alan - Reed, Henry - Jabbour, Karen Singer
Date:1966-06-18
Audio Recording
The French ars antiqua.
Russell Oberlin, countertenor ; Charles Bressler, tenor ; Robert Price, tenor ; Gordon Myers, baritone ; Martha Blackman, viol. Program notes by William G. Waite and texts in French and Latin inserted...
Contributor:
Blackman, Martha - Oberlin, Russell - Myers, Gordon - Bressler, Charles - Price, Robert
Goodbye Broadway, hello France
Goodbye Broadway, hello France
American Quartet, performing. Billy Murray, performing. John H. Meyer, performing. Albert Campbell, performing. William F. Hooley, performing. Victor 18335. Matrix/Take: B-20317/2.
Contributor:
Hooley, William F. - Baskette, Billy - American Quartet - Davis, Benny - Reisner, C. Francis - Murray, Billy - Campbell, Albert - Meyer, John H. - Pasternack, Josef
Date:1917-07-03
Audio Recording
The French trot
Fox trot | The French trot
All Star Trio Orchestra, performing. Tom Brown, performing. Joe Green, performing. Earl Oliver, performing. George Hamilton Green, performing. Wheeler Wadsworth, performing. Ed Violinsky, performing. All Star Trio, performing. Victor 18932. Matrix/Take: B-26686/3.
Contributor:
Green, Joe - Davis, Milton - All Star Trio - Violinsky, Ed - Wadsworth, Wheeler - Oliver, Earl - Green, George Hamilton - All Star Trio Orchestra - Brown, Tom
From the battlefields of France
A patriotic appeal by the U.S. Army to Americans asking for "their unshrinking support;" delivered by General John J. Pershing, Chief of the American Expeditionary Forces.
Contributor:
Pershing, John J. (John Joseph) - Nation's Forum Collection (Library of Congress) - Jim Walsh Collection (Library of Congress)
Date:194?
Audio Recording
From the battlefields of France
A patriotic appeal by the U.S. Army to Americans asking for "their unshrinking support;" delivered by General John J. Pershing, Chief of the American Expeditionary Forces.
Contributor:
Pershing, John J. (John Joseph) - Nation's Forum Collection (Library of Congress) - A.F.R. Lawrence Collection (Library of Congress)
Date:1918
Audio Recording
From the battlefields of France
A patriotic appeal by the U.S. Army to Americans for "their unshrinking support" delivered by General John J. Pershing, Chief of the American Expeditionary Forces.
Contributor:
Pershing, John J. (John Joseph) - Nation's Forum Collection (Library of Congress) - A.F.R. Lawrence Collection (Library of Congress)
French National Defile march
Marcha del desfiladero nacional Frances | French National Defile march
Arthur Pryor's Band, performing. Victor 16071. Matrix/Take: B-6436/2.
Contributor:
Laurendeau, L. P. - Arthur Pryor's Band
Contributor:
Hart, Charles - Pasternack, Josef - Johnson, Philander Chase - Howard, Joseph E.
Date:1917-10-18
Audio Recording
When Uncle Joe steps into France
When Uncle Joe steps into France
Arthur Collins, performing. Byron G. Harlan, performing. Collins and Harlan, performing. Victor 18492. Matrix/Take: B-21977/2.
Contributor:
Collins, Arthur - Collins and Harlan - Winkle, Billy - Harlan, Byron G. - Pasternack, Josef - Grossman, Bernie
Date:1918-06-12
Audio Recording
The king of France
The king of France | The three quotations
Sousa's Band, performing. Victor 1180-A. Matrix/Take: [Pre-matrix B-]1180-A/M-1.
Contributor:
Pryor, Arthur - Sousa, John Philip - Sousa's Band
Contributor:
Leslie, Edgar - Hess, Cliff - Pasternack, Josef - Harris, Marion - Bryan, Alfred
Date:1918-06-18
Audio Recording
France (we have not forgotten you)
France (We have not forgotten you)
Lambert Murphy, performing. Howard Rattay, performing. John Witzmann, performing. Victor 45153. Matrix/Take: B-21993/5.
Contributor:
Ager, Milton - Clarke, Grant - Rattay, Howard - Murphy, Lambert - Witzmann, John - Pasternack, Josef - Rogers, Howard Emmett
Date:1918-06-27
Audio Recording
O Menino da Franca = A little boy from France
Louise Franco, vocals; Clifford Franco, English guitar. Recorded by Sidney Robertson Cowell in Oakland, California on August 15, 1939. In Portuguese. Forms part of a group of field materials documenting Louise Franco,...
Contributor:
Franco, Louise - Cowell, Sidney Robertson - Franco, Clifford
Contributor:
Meller, Tom - Johnson, Geraldine Niva - Berthiaume, Romeo, Jr.
Date:1979-09-13
Audio Recording
You'll find old Dixieland in France
Medley fox trot | You'll find old Dixieland in France | You'll find old Dixieland in France ; I ain't got weary yet ; Ja-da
Pietro, performing. Pietro Deiro, performing. Victor 18547. Matrix/Take: B-22646/1.
Contributor:
Pietro - Deiro, Pietro - Meyer, George W. - Carleton, Bob - Wenrich, Percy
