Kuu Ipo Ika Hee Pue One Medley by S. Siegel & Marie Caveny

1919 Edison Blue Amberol Cylinder #3724 ( Played on an acoustic Amberola 30 phonograph)

The name of the song is Hawaiian. The song sounds more like a banjo number. apparently it’s Mandolin and ukulele duet.. The record skips a little in there somewhere.

Sol Hoopii and His Novelty Quartette perform King Kamehameha b/w The Lei Vendor

1934, 78rpm  record, Brunswick #6873, (160), (112)

Sol Hoopii is my favorite artist from this period. This record is rather worn.. but this is a nice couple tracks that don’t appear on any compilations I know of.

I’m The Guy performed by Billy Murray (song written by Rube Goldberg) ,

1912, Edison Blue Amberol Cylinder #1592 (played on an acoustic Amberola 30 phonograph)

Sol Hoopii and His Novelty Five perform Fascinating Rhythm b/w Twelfth Street Rag

1938, 78rpm  record, Decca 1666/1668

He’s Living the Life of Reiley by E. Meeker

1917, Edison Blue Amberol Cylinder #3231 (played on an acoustic Amberola 30 phonograph)

The Pussy Cat Rag by The Peerless Quartet with Ada Jones

1914, Edison Blue Amberol Cylinder #2197 (played on an acoustic Amberola 30 phonograph)