Recording of the Month

A new acoustic-era recording that you can download; listen to the song and read a bit about the song and artist. New recordings were posted between February 2001 and October 2006.

• October 2006: James Reed and James F. Harrison, "My Little Dream Girl "
  
  
• September 2006: Margaret Woodrow Wilson, "The Star Spangled Banner "
  
  
• August 2006: Band, "General Pershing March "
  
  
• June 2006: Rambler Minstrel Company, "Rambler Minstrels, Record B"
  
  
• March 2006: Arthur Pryor's Band, "William Tell—Ballet Music (Part 1) "
  
  
• February 2006: Columbia Quartette, "Moonlight on the Lake "
  
  
• January 2006: Art Hickman's Orchestra, "Molly-O"
  
  
• December 2005: Campbell and Burr, "I'd Rather be Kissed 'Neath the Mistletoe Bough Than Spoon Under Any Old Tree"
  
  
• November 2005: Art Hickman's Orchestra, "La Veeda"
  
  
• September 2005: William H. Reitz, "Dill Pickles Rag"
  
  
• May 2005: Olive Kline, Elsie Baker, and Marguerite Dunlap, "Go to Sleep, My Dusky Baby"
  
  
• March 2005: Harry Dunn, "Come Out of the Kitchen, Mary Ann"
  
  
• October 2004: Art Hickman's Orchestra, "In the Gloaming"
  
  
• September 2004: Art Hickman's Orchestra, "Sweet and Low"
  
• January-August 2004: On hiatus
  
  
• December 2003: Prince's Orchestra, "Santa Claus' Workshop"
  
  
• May 2003: Eddie Morton, "Don't Take Me Home"
  
  
• March/April 2003: Will Oakland and Chorus, "Just Before the Battle, Mother"
  
  
• January/February 2003: Bob Roberts, "No Wedding Bells For Me"
  
  
• October/November 2002: Ed Gallagher and Al Shean, "Mr. Gallagher and Mr. Shean 'Absolutely, Mr. Sheen.'"
  
  
• July/August 2002: Billy Murray, "I Think I Oughtn't Auto Anymore."
  
  
• March/April 2002: Arthur Collins, "Play That Barbershop Chord"
  
  
• February 2002: George Washington Johnson, Medley of "The Whistling Coon," "The Laughing Song," "The Laughing Coon," and "The Whistling Girl"
  
  
• January 2002: Sousa's Band, "Powhatan's Daughter March"
  
  
• December 2001: Cal Stewart, "Uncle Josh Visits Santa Claus"
  
  
• October/November 2001: Homer Rhodeheaver, "De Brewer's Big Hosses"
  
  
• September 2001: Edison Military Band, "America"
  
  
• July/August 2001: Peerless Quartet, "The Day of the Game"
  
  
• June 2001: Lew Dockstader, "Everybody Works But Father"
  
  
• May 2001: W. O. Beckenbaugh, "Sale of a New York Dime Museum (by Order of the Sheriff)"
  
  
• April 2001: Edison Male Quartet, "Nearer, My God, to Thee"
  
  
• March 2001: Billy Murray and the Haydn Quartet, "The Hat My Father Wore on St. Patrick's Day"
  
  
• February 2001: Bob Roberts, "Ada, My Sweet Potato"