Titles on Archeophone : 1895—1899

This list shows both the tracks that have been reissued as well as the discs the artist is featured on. 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.

1890-94 : 1895-99 : 1900-04 : 1905-09 : 1910-14 : 1915-19 : 1920-24 : 1925 and later

1895

• The Band Played On (Dan W. Quinn)
• Brother Michael, Won't You Hand Down that Rope (Oriole Quartette, ca. 1895-1896)
• Who Broke the Lock (Unique Quartet, ca. 1895)
  

1896

• Casey at the Telephone (Russell Hunting, ca. 1896)
• The Directorate March (US Marine Band, ca. 1896)
• Grand March from Tannhaüser (Gilmore's Band, ca. 1896)
• Just Tell Them that You Saw Me (Dan W. Quinn, ca. 1896)
• The Liberty Bell March (Edison Grand Concert Band, ca. 1896-97)
• Listen to the Mocking Bird (George W. Johnson)
• The New Bully (J.W. Myers)
• Say Au Revoir but Not Goodbye (J. W. Myers)
• Semper Fidelis (Band)
• She May Have Seen Better Days (George J. Gaskin)
• Turkey in the Straw (Billy Golden)
• The Whistling Coon (George Washington Johnson)
  

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1897

• Casey as a Doctor (Russell Hunting)
• Casey Putting His Baby to Sleep  (Russell Hunting)
• Crappy Dan (Len Spencer and Vess Ossman, ca. 1897)
• El Capitan March (Edison Concert Band, ca. 1897)
• El Capitan March (Sousa's Band)
• A Hot Time in the Old Town (Len Spencer & Vess Ossman, ca. 1897)
• I Thought I Was a Winner, or, I Don't Know, You Ain't So Warm (Columbia Orchestra, ca. 1897)
• In the Gloaming (Roger Harding)
• I'se Gwine Back to Dixie (Edison Quartet, ca. 1897-98)
• My Gal Is a Highborn Lady (Len Spencer, ca. 1897)
• Spirit of '76 (Drum Corps)
• Stars and Stripes Forever (Columbia Orchestra, ca. 1897)
• Washington Post March (Sousa's Band)
• Yankee Doodle (Vess L. Ossman)

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1898

• At a Georgia Camp Meeting (Dan W. Quinn, ca. 1898)
• Believe Me if All Those Endearing Young Charms (Chas. P. Lowe, ca. 1898)
• Berkeley March (Cullen and Collins)
• The Jolly Coppersmith (Columbia Orchestra, ca. 1898)
• The Laughing Coon (George W. Johnson, ca. 1898)
• My Old Kentucky Home  (Edison Male Quartet, ca. 1898)
• My Old New Hampshire Home (Jere Mahoney, ca. 1898)
• The Night Alarm (Edison Grand Concert Band, ca. 1898)
• Old Black Joe (Thomas Craig)
• Poor Mourner (Cousins and DeMoss)
• Put Me Off at Buffalo (Dan W. Quinn, ca. 1898)
• She Was Bred in Old Kentucky (George J. Gaskin, ca. 1898)
• She Was Happy Till She Met You (S. H. Dudley)
• She's More to Be Pitied than Censured (Marguerite Newton, ca. 1898)
• Silver Threads Among the Gold (J. W. Myers, ca. 1898)
• Tenting on the Old Campground (Greater New York Quartet, ca. 1898)
• Uncle Josh's Arrival in New York (Cal Stewart, ca. 1898)
• The Whistling Girl (George W. Johnson)
• Who Broke the Lock (Cousins and DeMoss)
• Zizzy Ze Zum Zum (Arthur Collins, ca. 1898)

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1899

• (Just) Break the News to Mother (George J. Gaskin)
• Drill Ye Tarriers, Drill (George J. Gaskin)
• The Girl I Loved in Sunny Tennessee (J. J. Fisher, ca. 1899-1902)
• The Heart Bowed Down (J. W. Myers, ca. 1899-1900)
• Hello, Ma Baby (Arthur Collins, ca. 1899)
• I'd Leave My Happy Home for You (Arthur Collins)
• I Guess I'll Have to Telegraph My Baby (Edward M. Favor)
• In the Baggage Coach Ahead (Steve Porter, ca. 1899-1900)
• Kiss Me, Honey, Do (S. H. Dudley)
• O Promise Me (Ed Franklin, ca. 1899-1900)
• On the Banks of the Wabash (George J. Gaskin)
• A Picture No Artist Can Paint (Albert Campbell)
• Sally in Our Alley (Haydn Quartet)
• The Thunderer March (Gilmore's Band, ca. 1899-1900)
• Twin Star March (Cullen and Collins)
• Whistling Rufus (Vess Ossman, ca. 1899-1900)

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