Titles on Archeophone : W

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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Wabash Blues

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

Isham Jones Orchestra (1921) on 1921: "Make Believe and Smile"

Wait Till You Get Them Up in the Air, Boys

Billy Murray (1919) on 1920: "Even Water's Getting Weaker"

Waiting for the Robert E. Lee

Heidelberg Quintet (1912) on Billy Murray and The Heidelberg Quintet: Floating Down the River & 1912: "Waitin' on the Levee"

Walkin' the Dog

Six Brown Brothers (1916) on Six Brown Brothers: Those Moaning Saxophones

Wang-Wang Blues

Paul Whiteman and His Ambassador Orchestra (1920) on 1921: "Make Believe and Smile"

War Song Medley 

Metropolitan Band (1902) on The Pink Lambert 

Washington Post March

Sousa's Band (1897) on The 1890s, Volume 1

Watermelon Party

Polk Miller & Old South Quartet (1909) on Stomp and Swerve

Way Down South

The Heidelberg Quintet (1912) on Billy Murray and The Heidelberg Quintet: Floating Down the River (2 takes—disc and 4 min. cylinder)

The Way to Kiss a Girl

Billy Murray (ca. 1903) on Billy Murray Anthology: The Denver Nightingale

We Take Our Hats Off to You, Mr. Wilson!

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

Wearing of the Green (with variations)

Otto Mesloh with the Metropolitan Band  (1902) on The Pink Lambert

Weep No More (My Mammy)

Vernon Dalhart (1921) on 1922: "An Angel's Voice I Hear"

Were You Sincere

Hit of the Week Orchestra (1931) on The Complete Hit of the Week Volume 2

What Do You Mean, You Didn't Want to Do It?

Ada Jones and Henry Burr (1914) on Henry Burr, Anthology: The Original King of Pop

What Good Is Water, When You're Dry?

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

What's The Use

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

When Alexander Takes His Ragtime Band to France

Marion Harris (1918) on Marion Harris: The Complete Victor Releases [issued take and rejected take]

When de Co'n Pone's Hot / Possum

Edward Sterling Wright (1913) on Lost Sounds

When Francis Dances with Me

Ada Jones and Billy Murray (1921) on 1922: "An Angel's Voice I Hear"

When I Hear That Jazz Band Play

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

When I Lost You

Henry Burr (1913) on 1913: "Come and See the Big Parade"

When I Return

Bert Williams (1918) on Bert Williams: The Middle Years

When I Take My Sugar To Tea

Harry Reser's Radio Band (1931) on The Complete Hit of the Week Volume 2

When Irish Eyes Are Smiling

Chauncey Olcott (1913) on 1913: "Come and See the Big Parade"

When It's Apple Blossom Time in Normandy

Marguerite Dunlap & Harry Macdonough (1913) on 1913: "Come and See the Big Parade"

When I Was Twenty-One and You Were Sweet Sixteen

Albert Campbell and Henry Burr (1912) on 1912: "Waitin' on the Levee"

When John McCormack Sings a Song

Nora Bayes (1916) on Nora Bayes and Jack Norworth: Together and Alone

When My Baby Smiles at Me

Ted Lewis Jazz Band (1920) on 1920: "Even Water's Getting Weaker"

When Old Bill Bailey Plays the Ukulele

Nora Bayes (1916) on Nora Bayes and Jack Norworth: Together and Alone

When the Harvest Days Are Over

American Quartet (1902) on The Pink Lambert 

When the Midnight Choo-Choo Leaves for Alabam'

Collins and Harlan (1913) on 1913: "Come and See the Big Parade"

When The Moon Comes Over The Mountain

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

When The Organ Played At Twilight

Fio Rito's Music (1930) on The Complete Hit of the Week Volume 2

When Uncle Joe Plays a Rag on His Old Banjo 

Arthur Collins (1912) on Real Ragtime  

When We Are M-A-Double-R-I-E-D

Ada Jones and Billy Murray (released 1908) on 1908: "Take Me Out with the Crowd"

When You and I Were Young Maggie

Henry Burr (ca. 1918) on Henry Burr, Anthology: The Original King of Pop

When You and I Were Young Maggie Blues

Irving Kaufman (1922) on Irving Kaufman, Anthology: The Last Recording Pioneeer

When Your Hair Has Turned To Silver

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

Where Was Moses When the Light Went Out

Bert Williams (1901) on Bert Williams: The Early Years, 1901-1909 (7 and 10-inch versions)

Whipped Cream  

Fred Van Eps (1913) on Real Ragtime

Whispering 

Art Hickman's Orchestra (1920) on The San Francisco Sound, Volume 2

Paul Whiteman and His Ambassador Orchestra (1920) on 1920: "Even Water's Getting Weaker"

Whispering Hope

Alma Gluck and Louise Homer (1912) on 1912: "Waitin' on the Levee"

The Whistling Coon

George W. Johnson (1891) on Lost Sounds

George W. Johnson (1896) on The 1890s, Volume 1

The Whistling Girl

George W. Johnson (1898) on Lost Sounds

Whistling In The Dark

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

Whistling Rufus

Vess Ossman (ca. 1899-1900) on The 1890s, Volume 2

Who Broke the Lock

Cousins and DeMoss (1898) on Lost Sounds

Unique Quartet (ca. 1895) on Lost Sounds

Why Did I Get Married

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

Wild Cherries Rag

Eddie Morton (1910) on Eddie Morton: The Sound of Vaudeville

Wild Cherry Rag

Eddie Morton (1909) on Eddie Morton: The Sound of Vaudeville and Real Ragtime

Will Rogers Nominates Henry Ford For President

Will Rogers (ca. 1923) on Before Radio

With You

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

Women

Peerless Quartet (1908) on Henry Burr, Anthology: The Original King of Pop

Wonderful Pal

The Hickman Trio (1919) on The San Francisco Sound, Volume 1

Woodman, Spare that Tree

Bert Williams (1913) on Bert Williams: The Middle Years & 1913: "Come and See the Big Parade"

Wouldn't You Like to Have Me for a Sweetheart

Ada Jones and Billy Murray (1907) on 1908: "Take Me Out with the Crowd"

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