Will Oakland Discography of CDs

Will Oakland albums In 1954, Will Oakland recorded a commemorative LP that looked back on his early years in the music industry. The ultra-rare LP was not sold commercially; it was only meant for friends and colleagues. But in 2009, the album finally became available commercially when Archeophone obtained a copy from historian Allen G. Debus and re-released it as the 36-minute CD Jubilee -- and it isn't hard to see why Archeophone was so excited about making Jubilee ...

Will Oakland albums Track Listing of songs: Here We Are, Here We Are; Goodbye-ee; Just Before the Battle; Your King and Country Want You; Trumpeter; Deathless Army; Medley; Tramp, Tramp, Tramp; Keep the Home Fires Burning; Boys of the Old Brigade; Boys in Khaki, Boys in Blue; Colonel Bogey March/Keep the Home Fires Burning/Pack up Your Troubles; Passing Review Patrol; What Has Become of Hinkey Dinky Parley Voo;

Will Oakland CD discography Floating Down the River is a disc devoted to the entire recorded output of the Heidelberg Quintet. This group was formed in 1912 by Thomas Edison as a direct response to requests from his customers for a vocal group using a high countertenor. Edison achieved this end by merely adding Will Oakland to the lineup of the established group the American Quartet. The Heidelberg Quintet took its name from a fictional vocal group devised for an ...

Will Oakland music CDs It's safe to say that had it not been for the official introduction of electrical recording in 1925, the Bing Crosby revolution would not have come about in pop singing; the limitations of the acoustical, pre-1925 recording process did not all allow for the highly nuanced vocal style that Crosby and his numerous admirers -- from Frank Sinatra to the Ink Spots to Nat King Cole -- thrived on in the studio. But the ...

Will Oakland discography Here are 27 fine examples of Billy Murray's versatile artistry. A dozen were the #1 records of their day, the title track being one of several patriotic George M. Cohan numbers (The Grand Old Rag), plus Casey Jones, Meet Me In St. Louis Louis, In My Merr Liner Note Author: Gerry Stonestreet. Recording information: 11/16/1905-06/18/1926. Personnel: Billy Murray; Billy Murphy, John Bieling, Walter B. Rogers, William Hooley, Steve Porter, Will Oakland, Harry Macdonough (vocals); Frank Banta (piano); Ada Jones, American Quartet, Haydn Quartet. Audio Remasterer: Alan Bunting.