Titles on Archeophone : S

This list shows all of the titles available on Archeophone releases, organized alphabetically by title. A note () indicates that a sound sample is available of a given track. Use the letters below to navigate to a different letter of the alphabet.

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Sadie Brady, Listen Good to Me

Jack Norworth (1910) on Nora Bayes and Jack Norworth: Together and Alone

Safe in Our Wardrobe for Two

Jack Norworth and Gertrude Lang (1915) on Nora Bayes and Jack Norworth: Together and Alone

Sailing Down the Chesapeake Bay

American Quartet (1913) on 1913: "Come and See the Big Parade"

St. James' Infirmary

Harlem Hot Chocolates (1930) on The Complete Hit of the Week Recordings Volume 1

The St. Louis Blues

Leola Felton [test or personal recording] (ca. 1931) on The Complete Hit of the Week Volume 2

W. C. Handy's Memphis Blues Band (1922) on Lost Sounds

Marion Harris (1920) on 1920: "Even Water's Getting Weaker" 

St. Louis Tickle

Ossman-Dudley Trio (1906) on Stomp and Swerve

Sally from Calais

Jack Norworth and Gertrude Lang (1915) on Nora Bayes and Jack Norworth: Together and Alone

Sally in Our Alley

Haydn Quartet (1899) on The 1890s, Volume 1

Samuel

Bert Williams (1915) on Bert Williams: The Middle Years

San

Benson Orchestra of Chicago (1921) on 1921: "Make Believe and Smile" & The Benson Orchestra of Chicago, 1920-1921

San Antonio

Billy Murray and Chorus (1907) on 1907: "Dear Old Golden Rule Days"

Sans Souci

Van Eps Banjo Orchestra (1914) on Stomp and Swerve

Sarah from Sahara

Eubie Blake Trio (1917) on Lost Sounds

Save a Little Dram for Me

Bert Williams (1920) on Bert Williams: His Final Releases

Saxophone Sam

Six Brown Brothers (1917) on Six Brown Brothers: Those Moaning Saxophones

Say Au Revoir but Not Goodbye

J. W. Myers (1896) on The 1890s, Volume 2

Say It with Music

Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra (1921) on 1921: "Make Believe and Smile"

Scandinavia

The Benson Orchestra of Chicago (1921) on The Benson Orchestra of Chicago, 1920-1921

School Days (When We Were a Couple of Kids)

Byron G. Harlan (1907) on 1907: "Dear Old Golden Rule Days"

Second Hand Rose

Fanny Brice (1921) on 1922: "An Angel's Voice I Hear"

Semper Fidelis

Band (1896) on The 1890s, Volume 2

Shake It and Break It

Lanin's Southern Serenaders (1921) on Stomp and Swerve

She May Have Seen Better Days

George J. Gaskin (1896) on The 1890s, Volume 2

She Sat In Her Parlor

Cal Carson (ca. 1931-1932) on The Complete Hit of the Week Volume 2

She Was Bred in Old Kentucky

George J. Gaskin (ca. 1898) on The 1890s, Volume 1

She Was Happy Till She Met You

S. H. Dudley (1898) on The 1890s, Volume 2

The Sheik

Club Royal Orchestra (1921) on 1922: "An Angel's Voice I Hear"

She's Getting More Like the White Folks

Bert Williams (1901) on Bert Williams: The Early Years, 1901-1909

She's More to Be Pitied than Censured

Marguerite Newton (ca. 1898) on The 1890s, Volume 2

Sheriff's Sale of a Stranded Circus

Len Spencer and Gilbert Girard (1907) on Before Radio

Shine On, Harvest Moon

Billy Murray with Ada Jones (1909) on Billy Murray Anthology: The Denver Nightingale

Jack Norworth (ca. 1950) on Nora Bayes and Jack Norworth: Together and Alone [personal recording]

Frank C. Stanley and Henry Burr (ca. 1909) on Henry Burr, Anthology: The Original King of Pop

Shivaree

Six Brown Brothers (1920) on Six Brown Brothers: Those Moaning Saxophones

Shout All Over God's Heaven

Apollo Jubilee Quartet (1912) on Lost Sounds

Silver Heels

Fred Van Eps (1919) on Real Ragtime

Silver Threads Among the Gold

Henry Burr (ca. 1903) on Henry Burr, Anthology: The Original King of Pop

J. W. Myers (ca. 1898) on The 1890s, Volume 2

Sing Me a Song of the South

Joseph Natus (1902) on The Pink Lambert

Sing You Sinners

Harlem Hot Chocolates (1930) on The Complete Hit of the Week Recordings Volume 1

A Singer Sang a Song

Eddie Morton (1908) on Eddie Morton: The Sound of Vaudeville 

Singing A Song To The Stars

Hit of the Week Orchestra (1930) on The Complete Hit of the Week Recordings Volume 1

Siren of a Southern Sea

Art Hickman's Orchestra (1921) on The San Francisco Sound, Volume 2

Sister Susie's Sewing Shirts for Soldiers

Jack Norworth (1914) on Nora Bayes and Jack Norworth: Together and Alone

Slide, Kelly, Slide

Wilbur Sweatman (1919) on Wilbur Sweatman's Original Jazz Band

A Small Boy and His Mother at the Circus

Mrs. Hardin Burnley (1909) on Before Radio

The Smiler

Zon-O-Phone Concert Band (ca. 1908) on Stomp and Swerve

Smiles and Chuckles

Six Brown Brothers (1917) on Six Brown Brothers: Those Moaning Saxophones

Snap Your Fingers

Al Jolson (1912) on 1912: "Waitin' on the Levee"

Snookey Ookums

Billy Murray (1913) on 1913: "Come and See the Big Parade"

The Soldiers' Chorus

Metropolitan Band (1902) on The Pink Lambert 

The Soldier's Farewell

American Quartet (1902) on The Pink Lambert

Some Baby

Van Eps Banjo Orchestra (1914) on Real Ragtime

Some Jazz Blues

Memphis Pickaninny Band (1917) on Lost Sounds

Some of These Days

Sophie Tucker (1911) on Stomp and Swerve

Some Sweet Day

Marion Harris (1917) on Marion Harris: The Complete Victor Releases

Somebody

Bert Williams (1919) on Bert Williams: His Final Releases

Somebody

The Benson Orchestra of Chicago (1920) on The Benson Orchestra of Chicago, 1920-1921

Somebody Lied

Eddie Morton (1908) on Eddie Morton: The Sound of Vaudeville

Something To Remember You By

Sam Lanin's Dance Ensemble (1931) on The Complete Hit of the Week Volume 2

Something You Don’t Expect

Bert Williams (1910) on Bert Williams: The Middle Years

Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child

Edward H. S. Boatner (1919) on Lost Sounds

Somewhere a Voice Is Calling

John McCormack (1914) on 1916: "The Country Found Them Ready"

Somewhere In Old Wyoming

Hit of the Week Orchestra (1930) on The Complete Hit of the Week Volume 2

Song of India

Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra (1921) on 1921: "Make Believe and Smile"

Song of Love

Lucy Isabelle Marsh and Royal Dadmun (1922) on 1922: "An Angel's Voice I Hear"

Song Of The Dawn

Phil Spitalny's Music (1930) on The Complete Hit of the Week Recordings Volume 1

Song of the Orient

Art Hickman's Orchestra (1920) on The San Francisco Sound, Volume 1

The Song Without A Name

Phil Spitalny's Music (1930) on The Complete Hit of the Week Recordings Volume 1

Southern Song

Metropolitan Band (1902) on The Pink Lambert

Souvenir From Phil Spitalny To The Northwestern University

Phil Spitalny's Music (1930) on The Complete Hit of the Week Recordings Volume 1 [not a regular issue]

The Spaniard that Blighted My Life

Al Jolson (1913) on 1913: "Come and See the Big Parade"

Spirit of '76

Drum Corps (1897) on Before Radio

Springtime In The Rockies

Vincent Lopez Orchestra (1930) on The Complete Hit of the Week Recordings Volume 1

Steamboat Leaving the Wharf at New Orleans

American Quartet (1902) on The Pink Lambert

The Star Spangled Banner

Prince's Band (1916) on 1916: "The Country Found Them Ready"

Stars and Stripes Forever

Columbia Orchestra (ca. 1897) on The 1890s, Volume 2

Stay Down Here Where You Belong

Henry Burr (1915) on Henry Burr, Anthology: The Original King of Pop

Stick to Your Mother, Tom

Will Oakland and Chorus (1911) on Billy Murray and The Heidelberg Quintet: Floating Down the River

Strawberries

Nora Bayes (1911) on Nora Bayes and Jack Norworth: Together and Alone

Stumbling

Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra (1922) on 1922: "An Angel's Voice I Hear"

Sugar Plum

Samuel Siegel and Roy Butin (1909) on Real Ragtime

Sunbeam Sal

Nora Bayes (1914) on Nora Bayes and Jack Norworth: Together and Alone

Sunbonnet Sue

Haydn Quartet (1908) on 1908: "Take Me Out with the Crowd"

Sunset Medley

W. G. Haenschen and T. T. Schiffer (1916) on Stomp and Swerve

The Sunshine of Your Smile

John McCormack (1916) on 1916: "The Country Found Them Ready"

Swanee 

Al Jolson (1920) on 1920: "Even Water's Getting Weaker"

Sweet Indiana Home

Marion Harris with Isham Jones Orchestra (1922) on 1922: "An Angel's Voice I Hear"

Sweet Jennie Lee!

Reser's Radio Band (1930) on The Complete Hit of the Week Volume 2

Sweet Lady (Medley)

Robert Black and Billy Clark (Eubie Blake with Irving Kaufman) (1921) on Irving Kaufman, Anthology: The Last Recording Pioneeer

Sweet Little Stranger

Hickman Trio (1920) on The San Francisco Sound, Volume 2

Sweet Marie

Ada Jones (ca. 1894) on The 1890s, Volume 1

Sweetheart Of My Student Days

Hit of the Week Orchestra (1930) on The Complete Hit of the Week Volume 2

Swing Along

Afro-American Folk Song Singers (1914) on Lost Sounds

Swing Low, Sweet Chariot

Apollo Jubilee Quartet (1912) on Lost Sounds

Swingin' In A Hammock

Phil Spitalny's Music (1930) on The Complete Hit of the Week Recordings Volume 1

Sympathy

Helen Clark & Walter Van Brunt (1913) on 1913: "Come and See the Big Parade"

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