COAX ME by Harry Tally 1905 RARE! 'American Record Company' label 78 rpm
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Channel: cdbpdx · 2010 · Music
here is a tune recorded in 1905 by Harry tally and released on a rare "American Record Company" label, produced from 1904 to 1906. The shellac used to make these records was dyed blue and advertised as being more durable and producing better sound quality than regular black shellac records. Not really true, but it might have helped sell records. They might have been in business longer had they not produced their records with a process patented and controlled by Victor records. Victor got a court order to have them shut down in 1906. And, the song is cute. Enjoy!
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