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Vaughn De Leath
My Blue Heaven (lmp3 ) Vaughn De Leath was a famous female radio jazz singer who gained popularity in the 1920s and became known as "The Original Radio Girl" and "First Lady of RadioOne of her songs was "Are You Lonesome Tonight?", recorded in 1927 and later recorded by Elvis Presley in 1960. Although popular in the 1920s, De Leath is little known today.
The man I love
Diga Diga Doo Irving Mills & His Hotsy Totsy Gang
Sharps and Flats
I Wish I Was A Mole In The Ground
Thats My Mammy
I Can't Give you anything but Love Sid Roy
"Basin Street Blues" Louis Armstrong Dixieland recording
"She's Funny That Way"
"Tight Like That"
"How Long Blues"
West End Blues 1928
Allons à Lafayette "Let's Go To Lafayette" 1928 This is the first recoirded Cajun songs .
Popular Music from the year 1928 - 10 songs Song 1 - Ipana Troubadors - Sunshine - vocal Scrappy Lambert - recorded 2/23/1928 Song 2 - Colonial Club Orchestra - I'd Love To Go Around With You - vocal Scrappy Lambert - recorded 3/23/1928 Song 3 - Ben Selvin & His Orchestra - In My Bouquet Of Memories - recorded 3/30/1928 Song 4 - Johnny Marvin - Think Of Me Thinking Of You - recorded 5/2/1928 Song 5 - Anson Weeks & His Mark Hopkins Orchestra - recorded 5/3/1928 Song 6 - Anglo - Persians (Katzman) - The Dance Of The Blue Danube - recorded 5/4/1928 Song 7 - Charlie Straight's Orchestra - Just A Night For Meditation - vocal Frank Sylvano - recorded 5/3/1928 Song 8 - Gene Austin - Jeannine I Dream Of Lilac Time - recorded 6/26/1928 Song 9 - Freddie Rose - Cuddle Up A Little Closer - recorded 6/1928 Song 10 - Coon - Sanders Orchestra - Down Where The Sun Goes Down - vocal Joe Sanders - recorded 6/29/1928
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