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Gladys Rice & V. Dalhart - Dardanella flac album

Gladys Rice & V. Dalhart - Dardanella flac album
  • Performer Gladys Rice & V. Dalhart
  • Title Dardanella
  • Date of release 1920
  • Style Vocal
  • Other formats MP2 DXD TTA AA WMA MP1 DMF
  • Genre Pop
  • Size MP3 1598 mb
  • Size FLAC 1480 mb
  • Rating: 4.2
  • Votes: 960

Gladys Rice & V. Dalhart ‎– Dardanella. Label: Edison Blue Amberol Record ‎– 4042. Music By – Felix Bernard, Johnny S. Black. Soprano Vocals – Gladys Rice. Tenor Vocals – Vernon Dalhart. Words By – Fred Fisher (2). Notes. Dubbed from Edison Diamond Disc matrix 7137.

Vernon Dalhart, Gladys Rice - Garden of my Dreams 1919 (Edison Cylinder). Vernon Dalhart, Carson Robison, and Adelyne Hood - Oh Susana.

Dardanella" is a popular song published in 1919 by Fred Fisher, who wrote the lyrics for the music written by Felix Bernard and Johnny S. Sheet music cover, 1919. Dardanella", 1920 version by Gladys Rice and Vernon Dalhart at the Internet Archive. Dardanella" (instrumental), Selvin's Novelty Orchestra (Victor 18633, 1919) at the Internet Archive. php?title Dardanella&oldid 876233343". Terms of Use. Privacy. Bandleader Ben Selvin (1898–1980) recorded "Dardanella" for several record labels (including Victor and Paramount), and by some estimates, his recordings of the tune sold a combined total of more than five million copies The chorus is: Oh sweet Dardanella I love your harem eyes I'm a lucky fellow To capture . .

Dardanella", 1920 version by Gladys Rice and Vernon Dalhart at the Internet Archive.

Popular Covers by Gladys Rice & Vernon Dalhart. Released on Dardanella (1920). Discover The Original. SecondHandSongs is building the most comprehensive source of cover song information.

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Tracklist

1 Dardanella

Credits

  • Music By – Felix Bernard, Johnny S. Black
  • Soprano Vocals – Gladys Rice
  • Tenor Vocals – Vernon Dalhart
  • Words By – Fred Fisher

Notes

Dubbed from Edison Diamond Disc matrix 7137