Track Listing

Disc 1:

1. You Can't Play Every Instrument in the Band [The Sunshine Girl] - Joseph Cawthorn
2. You Made Me Love You [Honeymoon Express] - Al Jolson
3. My Yellow Jacket Girl - Al Jolson
4. Spaniard That Blighted My Life [Honeymoon Express] - Al Jolson
5. Just You and I and the Moon [From "Ziegfeld Follies of 1913"]
6. New York, What's the Matter With You? (Ziegfeld Follies of 1913) - Nat M. Wills
7. Hello, Honey [Ziegfeld Follies of 1913]
8. If a Table at Rector's Could Talk [Ziegfeld Follies of 1913] - Nat M. Wills
9. Look in Her Eyes - George MacFarlane
10. Sweethearts - Christie MacDonald
11. Cricket on the Hearth [Sweethearts] - Christie MacDonald
12. Angelus [Sweethearts] - Christie MacDonald
13. Who Can Tell Me Where She Dwells? [Rob Roy] - Frank Pollock, Henrietta Wakefield
14. Tommy, Won't You Teach Me to Tango? [The Girl on the Film]
15. Follow the Crowd [The Queen of the Movies] - Irving Berlin
16. Too-Ra-Loo-Ra-Loo-Ral (That's an Irish Lullaby) [Shameen Dhu] - Chauncey Olcott
17. Dream Girl of Mine [Shameen Dhu] - Chauncey Olcott
18. My Little Dudeen [Shameen Dhu] - Chauncey Olcott
19. Oh! Gustave [The Midnight Girl] - George MacFarlane,
20. Your Eyes [The Midnight Girl] - George MacFarlane
21. Can't You Hear Me Callin', Caroline? [The Midnight Girl] - George MacFarlane

Disc 2:

1. When You're All Dressed up and No Place to Go [The Beauty Shop] - Raymond Hitchcock
2. Darktown Poker Club [Ziegfeld Follies of 1914] - Bert Williams
3. Sister Susie's Sewing Shirts for Soldiers (Dancing Around) - Al Jolson
4. When the Grown Up Ladies Act Like Babies - Al Jolson
5. Pretty Baby [Chin-Chin] - Six Brown Brothers
6. Lilac Domino - Eleanor Painter
7. I've Gotta Go Back to Texas - Elizabeth Brice, Charles King
8. Murders (Tonight's the Night)
9. Only Way (Tonight's the Night)
10. Meet Me 'Round the Corner (Tonight's the Night) - Leslie Henson
11. Boots and Shoes (Tonight's the Night)
12. To the Lass We Love, a Toast [Trilby] - George MacFarlane
13. Breath O' Blooming Heather [Trilby] - George MacFarlane
14. I'm Neutral [Ziegfeld Follies of 1915] - Bert Williams
15. Love Is the Best of All [The Princess Pat] - Eleanor Painter
16. New York Hippodrome March (Hip-Hip-Hooray) - Sousa's Band
17. Ladder of Roses
18. Some Little Bug Is Going to Find You [Alone at Last] - Roy Artwell
19. Thy Heart My Prize [Alone at Last] - John Charles Thomas
20. Rackety Coo [Katinka] - May Naudain
21. Rackety Coo [Katinka] - Sam Ash,
22. I Can Dance With Everybody But My Wife [Sybil] - Joseph Cawthorn

Disc 3:

1. Yaaka Hula Hickey Dula [Robinson Crusoe on Nols Island] - Al Jolson
2. You're a Dangerous Girl [Robinson Crusoe on Nols Island] - Al Jolson
3. Where Did Robinson Crusoe Go (With Friday on Saturday Night)? - Al Jolson
4. Tillie Titwillow [Robinson Crusoe on Nols Island] - Al Jolson
5. Down Where the Swanee River Flows [Robinson Crusoe on Nols Island] - Al Jolson
6. Now He's Got a Beautiful Girl [Robinson Crusoe on Nols Island] - Al Jolson
7. Don't Believe All You Hear in the Moonlight [The Heart O' th' Heather] - George MacFarlane
8. In Scotland [The Heart O' th' Heather] - George MacFarlane
9. Evelyn [Pom-Pom] - Mizzi Hajos
10. In the Dark [Pom-Pom]
11. If I Knock the "L" Out of Kelly [Step This Way] - Marguerite Farrell
12. By the Sad Luana Shore [Step This Way] - Marguerite Farrell
13. My Castle in the Air - George MacFarlane
14. Sometime [Betty & Veronica Mix] - Raymond Hitchcock
15. Here Comes the Groom [Betty & Veronica Mix] - Raymond Hitchcock
16. Patrick Henry Must Have Been a Married Man [So Long, Letty]
17. Hawaiian Sunshine [The Century Girl] - Van & Schenck
18. Oh! Johnny Oh! Johnny Oh! (Follow Me) - Henry Lewis
19. Lily of the Valley (Follow Me) - Henry Lewis
20. What Do You Want to Make Those Eyes at Me For? (Follow Me) - Henry Lewis
21. Love Is a Wonderful Thing (Follow Me) - Henry Lewis
22. Where the Black Eyed Susans Grow (Follow Me) - Henry Lewis
23. Napolean, Pt. 1 - Billy B. Van
24. Napolean, Pt. 2 - Billy B. Van
25. Dance and Grow Thin - Van & Schenck

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #365485 in Music
• Released on: 1993-11-18
• Number of discs: 3

Customer Reviews

Great Period Music
I have to defend my choice by saying that it's all about immersing yourself in the appropriate time period. You're not going to like this stuff if your intention is to compare music from the 1910's to music from the 80's or 90's. If you do that, then yes, of course the production values are going to seem out of whack. However, if you have the imagination to transport yourself back to the WWI era, you might actually enjoy a few of these gems. I personally love the music on these CDs and I'm pretty sure that I'm well under a century old. If you're researching the entertainment industry around the turn of the century, here's a great place to start. My personal favorites are the two recordings by Nat Willis.

okayee
its not too bad...if you are over 100 or dont mind listening to songs that were hits during the spanish- american war and WWI! Maybe your grandma would like it, though...