The flip side is "Hello Bluebird!".

That's a cute one!😊

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This must be one of the last cylinders.

It's called Sound box

I've never seen this type of phonograph! Amazing!😃

A real toe-tapper, and good sound quality. Per the record sleeve image, what exactly is 'lateral cut?'

Its me 😊❤

I have a harry Raiderman record on a diamond disc but really great transfer

I have a harry Raiderman record on a diamond disc but really great transfer

This song is oddly familiar even tho I never heard of it but i love it

Cute song! I only caught a few words, but it is a cute, bouncy tune!😊

Nice transfer!

Lovely sounding portable! Great job on the restoration!

Recorded on July 30, 1927. Also released on Edison Blue Amberol cylinder 5405.

Recorded on July 1, 1912. Banjo acconpaniment by Fred Van Eps.

Cute! I love the ones before 1920! ❤

I bet the Edison company loved this, it made their phonographs sound outdated,one reason Victor won out

Was the vid title of 'Baltimore RAG' just a mistake, or were you planning to upload an actual song called 'Baltimore Rag?'

Very cool! 112 years old! 😊❤

Nice one! 😊

II've only heard the Victor version, nice to hear this one. Thanks.

Thanks for this! Are most 78s shellac and just the very earliest are not? Mine are all from 40's and 50's... all pressed in Canada except a few in England.

Very nice and a great sounding machine! Thanks 👍 😀

Amazing sound.

I have the same record in my collection. Nice to hear it played on the Credenza 👍

Larry- Hey, you know sextet from Lucy? Piano player(Chester Conklin)-Know it?! I wrote it! Another classic! The song too!

Favorite side by far from this band.

Nice one!😊

Is this an American pressing? I have it on DECCA. It's a qualify song.

Also issued on Domino 3839 and Regal 8173.

Bet that's a heavy soundbox! Really sounds great (maybe even like an hmv 5a?)

Great, nice dance of 1930's! I got the girl! I got the girl! I wonder at that is time Edison disk already discontinued?

Yeah! Sounds great! 🙌😎❤️

Does any one know how much this goes for to sell

Very nice. Not a central star disc at this time.

I've never seen a player like this. Very interesting! The record is great, too! 😊❤

Like christmas 🎁

Their comedy records are all so funny. I've never heard this one before.

That is such a cute song! I really enjoyed it! I like that line, 'When the copper heard her, he thought it was murder' 😂❤

Recorded on March 29, 1917. Orchestra under the direction of Josef Pasternack. Accompanied by vocal quartet: Harry Macdonough, tenor Lambert Murphy, tenor Reinald Werrenrath, baritone William F. Hooley, bass

Recorded on October 24, 1929. Jerry Bowne, Harold Moore, Charles Bradshaw= "Male Trio".

She's going to be all right. She has you as support. 😊

That's a fun intro. I like the orchestration.

Recorded on September 7, 1934. The "straight" version {take 1} was released on Victor 24721. "E. Wallerstein" was Edward Wallerstein, head of {RCA} Victor records from 1932 through 1939. He then became president and chairman of the board of Columbia records {afrter CBS bought the company the year before}- and helped develop and introduce their "Long Play" 33rpm record in 1948. He left Columbia in 1951, working for several labels until his departure from Belock Instrument Corp., who marketed Everest records, in 1960. He died in 1970.

Very entertaining number 😊

😂😂 That had me laughing! Cute!❤

This is fun. Was it written from a lady's POV, or is the singer lamenting the loss of a drinking companion?

Sorry to hear about your daughter. I have a co-worker with a daughter having similar issues. Hope all goes well, thanks for the tune. It's awesome.

God bless you and your family and my prayers go out to you. So, this song is from 1929? I love the 20's music; it's so peppy!