American singer Lucy Isabelle Marsh (1878 – 1956) made her career as a professional recording artist for the Victor Talking Machine Company. She was an anonymous mainstay of the regular recording program of the company from 1909 into the late 1920s, while at the same time, she quickly won popular and critical recognition under her own name as a major artist on Victor recordings. (Wikipedia)
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Beela Boola by the Electric City 4 (1920) | Hungarian Rag - Pietro Deiro (1913) | As a Porcupine Pines for its Pork - Billy Jones & Ernest Hare (1925)  | Popeye, the Sailor Man - Al Dollar & His Ten Cent Band with Billy Murray (1931) |
Chopins Funeral March - The Edison Concert Band (1906) | Houdini on his Water Torture Cell (1914) | Lomax Collection Recording of English, Sample 8 | Enrico Caruso - A Dream (1920) |
La Paloma (1903) | Orson Welles Show (1941) | Tokyo Rose (1944) | Fats Waller and His Orchestra live at The Yacht Club (1938) |
Very early recording of George Gershwin's Rhapsody In Blue (1924) | Rudolph Valentino singing (1923) | Aiaihea - The Hawaiian Quintette (1913) | Antony's Address Over The Body of Caesar (1914) |
Charlie and His Orchestra | Excerpt from Handel's Israel in Egypt (1888) | The Voice of Florence Nightingale (1890) | General Pershing March - Imperial Marimba Band (1918) |
Apollo 11 Onboard Recordings (1969)  | Santa Claus Proves There is a Santa Claus (1925)  | Whitney Brothers Quartet - The Little Red Drum (1908) | Edison reading Mary Had a Little Lamb (1927) |
Lucy Isabelle Marsh | Robert Browning attempting to recite 'How They Brought the Good News from Ghent to Aix' (1889) |
