DRAM: Ed. Morton's "Bit of Broadway"

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Ed. Morton's "Bit of Broadway"

(The Sound of Vaudeville, Vol. 2)

Label: Archeophone Records

Catalog Number: ARCH5017

Running Time: 1:12:27

Recording Date: 1910 — Oct 2011

Performers: Eddie Morton, baritone; Peerless Quartet; Albert Campbell, tenor; Henry Burr, tenor; Arthur Collins, baritone; John Meyer, bass; Emerson Symphony Orchestra

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What’s the Matter with Father?	2:06	Harry Williams; Egbert van Alstyne
Performers: Eddie Morton, baritone Recording Date: Circa 1910
Play that Barbershop Chord	3:59	William Tracey; Lewis F. Muir
Performers: Eddie Morton, baritone Recording Date: Circa 1910
That Peculiar Rag	3:03	Ernie Erdman; F. M. Fagan
Performers: Eddie Morton, baritone Recording Date: Jul 1911
The Oceana Roll	2:45	Robert Lewis [pseudonym of Lewis James]; Lucien Denni
Performers: Eddie Morton, baritone Recording Date: Jul 1911
You Can Lead a Mule to Water, but You Can’t Make Him Drink	3:32	Cecil Mack; Ford T. Dabney
(from Follies of 1911) Performers: Eddie Morton, baritone Recording Date: Jul 1911
They’re All Good American Names	2:55	William Jerome; Jean Schwartz
Performers: Eddie Morton, baritone Recording Date: Jul 1911
Bill from Louisville	2:49	Al Bernard; Willie Weston; Ted Snyder
Performers: Eddie Morton, baritone Recording Date: Oct 2011
Nothing to Do Till Tomorrow	1:58	Jack Drislane; George W. Meyer
Performers: Eddie Morton, baritone Recording Date: Circa 1911
The Trolley Car Swing	2:38	Joe Young; Bert Grant
Performers: Eddie Morton, baritone Recording Date: Feb 1912
The Last Shot Got Him (The Great Bloo-ie Song)	2:39	Cecil Mack; Chris Smith; J. Everett Smith, arr.
Performers: Eddie Morton, baritone Recording Date: Mar 1912
Beans! Beans!! Beans!!!	2:44	Elmer Bowman; Chris Smith
Performers: Eddie Morton, baritone Recording Date: Mar 1912
There’s Lots of Stations on My Railroad Track	2:08	Joseph McCarthy; Leo Edwards
Performers: Eddie Morton, baritone Recording Date: Mar 1912
I’ve Got You, Steve!	2:12	Eddie Morton
Performers: Eddie Morton, baritone Recording Date: Mar 1912
Somebody Else Is Gettin’ It	2:12	Andrew B. Sterling; Harry Von Tilzer
Performers: Eddie Morton, baritone Recording Date: Jun 1912
Waiting for Me	2:19	William Jerome; Harry Von Tilzer
(from "Two Little Brides") Performers: Eddie Morton, baritone Recording Date: Jun 1912
They’ve Got Me Doing It Now	2:42	Irving Berlin
Performers: Eddie Morton, baritone Recording Date: Jun 1913
Noodle Soup Rag	2:23	Eddie Morton
Performers: Eddie Morton, baritone Recording Date: Aug 1913
Ever Since You Told Me that You Loved Me (I'm a Nut! I'm a Nut!)	2:40	Grant Clarke; Edgar Leslie; Jean Schwartz
Performers: Eddie Morton, baritone Recording Date: Aug 1913
What Do You Mean, You Lost Your Dog?	3:16	Thomas S. Allen; Joseph M. Daly
Performers: Eddie Morton, baritone Recording Date: Aug 1913
Isch-Ka-Bibble (I Should Worry)	2:38	Sam M. Lewis; George W. Meyer
Performers: Eddie Morton, baritone Recording Date: Sep 1913
I’m Crying Just for You	3:26	Joseph McCarthy; James V. Monaco
Performers: Eddie Morton, baritone Recording Date: Dec 1913
While They Were Dancing Around	3:08	Joseph McCarthy; James V. Monaco
Performers: Eddie Morton, baritone Recording Date: Dec 1913
He’s a Devil in His Own Home Town	2:45	Grant Clarke; Irving Berlin
Performers: Eddie Morton, baritone Recording Date: Mar 1914
Goodbye Broadway	2:57	Leo Bennett
Performers: Eddie Morton, baritone; Peerless Quartet; Albert Campbell, tenor; Henry Burr, tenor; Arthur Collins, baritone; John Meyer, bass Recording Date: May 1914
You’re Here and I’m Here	2:48	Harry B. Smith; Jerome Kern
Performers: Eddie Morton, baritone Recording Date: May 1914
Just a Little Bit of Monkey Left in You and Me	1:34	Grant Clarke; James V. Monaco
Performers: Eddie Morton, baritone Recording Date: Circa 1917
Come Out of the Kitchen, Mary Ann	1:57	James Kendis; Charles Bayha
Performers: Eddie Morton, baritone; Emerson Symphony Orchestra Recording Date: Circa 1917