Billy Murray - Aileen Stanley -1920s Comic Jazz Vaudeville Duets (Listen) New CD

Description: Comic Jazz Duets By : AILEEN STANLEY - BILLY MURRAY PHONOGRAPH RECORDING FAVORITES (RECORDED 1923-1929) We combine shipping on all purchased items. It is now automatically calculated and discounted based on your location. *********************************************************************************** Bios Aileen Stanley (1893-1982) was popular on records and in vaudeville. Her stage appearances billed her as "The Phonograph Girl" and "The Girl With The Personality". Her great personality and jazz style comes through very clearly in these recordings. Stanley performed in vaudeville and in cabarets. In 1920 she made a hit in New York City in the review show "Silks And Satins". She made the first of her numerous recordings the same year. Throughout the 1920s she would record prolifically. The majority of her records were for the Victor Talking Machine Company, but she also recorded with other record labels with recording studios in the New York City area, including Edison, Pathe, Okeh, Brunswick, Vocalion, Gennett and others. Her partnership with Billy Murray began after the untimely death of Ada Jones in 1922. Many of her records sold well at the time. Her last records were recorded in London 1937. Billy Murray (1877-1954) was probably the most popular recording artist of the acoustic era. Edison released Murray cylinders in 1903. Murray started recording fairly regularly at that time, first for Edison, and then for Columbia and Victor. Murray's voice was well suited for acoustic recording. He sounded natural while singing loudly into the recording horn used in the acoustic recording process. When electrical recording became the standard in 1925, Murray had to adjust. He had to sing more quietly to avoid over driving the microphones and amplifiers. The public's tastes in music were also changing (largely due to the influence of jazz), and Murray's popularity declined rapidly at this point. In the thirties, Murray recorded only sporadically. He performed on radio, and provided voices for a couple of cartoons. In the forties, he performed on the National Barn Dance radio show. He made his last record in 1943 for the Victor Bluebird label. *********************************************************************************** A combination of advanced filtering using graphic, parametric and digital filters are used. This provides for the cleanest most natural sounding transfer of the vintage records. After the recordings are mastered further editing is performed using advanced sound restoration software. Our time consuming transfer process has been adjusted, refined and perfected over the last 30 years. We now bring some of our best selling releases to the Ebay community. Enjoy. Several Items will have a symbol next to a song. You can listen to a sound clip with the windows media player. TRACK LISTING 1- MAGGIE! YES MA’AM COME RIGHT UPSTAIRS-REC 1923 Your browser does not support the audio element. 2- BIG HEARTED BENNIE-REC 1923 3- YOU MAY BE FAST BUT YOU WON’T LAST-REC 1923 4- PROMISE ME EVERYTHING BLUES-REC 1923 5- NOBODY’S SWEETHEART NOW-REC 1924 6- IT HAD TO BE YOU-REC 1924 7- YOU’LL NEVER GET TO HEAVEN-REC 1924 8- KEEP YOUR SKIRTS DOWN, MARY ANN-REC 1925 9- IF I HAD A GIRL LIKE YOU-REC 1925 10- DOWN BY THE WINEGER WOIKS-REC 1925 11- ANY ICE TODAY LADY?-REC 1926 12- WHADDYA SAY WE GET TOGETHER?-REC 1926 13- DOWN BY THE GAS HOUSE-REC 1926 Your browser does not support the audio element. 14- I CAN’T GET OVER A GIRL LIKE YOU-REC 1926 15- WHO WOULDN’T-REC 1926 16- BRIDGET O’FLYNN, WHERE’VE YA BEEN?-REC 1926 17- WHO COULD BE MORE WONDERFUL-REC 1926 18- DOES SHE LOVE ME? POSTIVELY!-REC 1927 19- I’M BACK IN LOVE AGAIN-REC 1927 20- GONNA DANCE WITH THE GUY THAT BRUNG ME-REC 1927 21- KATIE, KEEP YOUR FEET ON THE GROUND-REC 1929

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