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"Pennant-winning battery of songland"

Van and Schenck
Resource Type:
Music CD
Creation:
Created or produced in 1916
Publication:
Champaign, IL : Archeophone Records, [2012]
Copyright:
℗2012
Related Series:
Pioneers series

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Table of Contents:
  • Hawaiian sunshine. Short version (1:30) ; Longer version (2:03) / L. Wolfe Gilbert, Carey Morgan
  • It's a long, long time since I've been home / Josephine E. Vail (2:12)
  • I wasn't skeered but I thought I'd better go / Bert Williams (2:27)
  • Yaddie kaddie kiddie kaddie koo / Sam M. Lewis, Joseph Young ; George W. Meyer (3:04)
  • That's how you can tell they're Irish / Thomas J. Gray, Clarence Gaskill (3:06)
  • My little China doll. Short version (1:42) ; Longer version (1:57) / Gus Van, Joe Schenck, Jack Yellen
  • Mother, may I go in to swim? / Harry Carroll ; Ballard Macdonald (1:57)
  • Dance and grow thin / Irving Berlin ; George W. Meyer (2:25)
  • For me and my gal / Edgar Leslie, E. Ray Goetz ; George W. Meyer (2:52)
  • There's something nice about the South / Irving Berlin (2:39)
  • I don't think I need a job that bad / Gus Van, Joe Schenck (3:21)
  • Far away in Honolulu (they've got the tango craze) / The Leightons (2:29)
  • Huckleberry Finn / Cliff Hess, S.M. Lewis, Joe Young (2:36)
  • Mulberry Rose / Gus Van, Joe Schenck (2:24)
  • The ragtime volunteers are off to war / Ballard Macdonald ; James F. Hanley (2:25)
  • If I was as strong as Samson / Gus Van, Joe Schenck (2:34)
  • Southern gals / Jack Yellen ; Albert Gumble (2:33)
  • I miss the old folks now / Gus Van, Joe Schenck, Edmund J. Porray (3:18)
  • I don't want to get well / Howard Johnson, Harry Pease ; Harry Jentes (3:02)
  • In the land o' Yamo Yamo (Funiculi, funicula). Version 1 (2:27) ; Version 2 (2:56) / Joe McCarthy ; Fred Fisher
  • Where do they get 'em and how do they get 'em? / Carroll (3:24)
  • My mind's made up to marry Carolina / Lew Brown ; Rubey Cowan (2:48)
  • I'm in love / Lew Brown (2:47)
  • Beans, beans, beans / Elmer Bowman ; Chris Smith (3:06)
  • Ragtime Moses old-time bomboshay / Gus Van, Joe Schenck ; Malvin M. Franklin (3:09).
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Author/Creator:
Van and Schenck , performer, http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/prf
Contributors:
Franklin, Malvin M. , instrumentalist
Van, Gus, 1887-1968 , performer
Gilbert, L. Wolfe (Louis Wolfe), 1886-1970
Vail, Josephine E.
Williams, Bert, 1874-1922
Meyer, George W., 1884-1959
Gray, Thomas J., 1888-1924
Carroll, Harry, 1892-1962
Berlin, Irving, 1888-1989
Hess, Cliff, 1894-1959
Hanley, James F. (James Frederick), 1892-1942
Gumble, Albert, 1883-1946
Jentes, Harry, 1887-1958
Fisher, Fred, 1875-1942
Cowan, Rubey, 1891-1957
Brown, Lew
Smith, Chris, 1879-1949
Louise and Ferera , performer, http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/prf
Leighton Bros.
Languages:
English
Language Notes:
Sung in English.
Main Work:
"Pennant-winning battery of songland" [Van and Schenck]
Included Works:
Hawaiian sunshine [by Gilbert, L.W.]
It's a long, long time since I've been home [by Vail, J.E.]
I wasn't skeered but I thought I'd better go [by Williams, B.]
Yaddie kaddie kiddie kaddie koo [by Meyer, G.W.]
That's how you can tell they're Irish [by Gray, T.J.]
Mother, may I go in to swim? [by Carroll, H.]
Dance and grow thin [by Meyer, G.W.]
For me and my gal [by Meyer, G.W.]
There's something nice about the South [by Berlin, I.]
Huckleberry Finn [by Hess, C.]
Ragtime volunteers are off to war [by Hanley, J.F.]
Southern gals [by Gumble, A.]
I don't want to get well [by Jentes, H.]
In the land o' Yamo Yamo [by Fisher, F.]
Where do they get 'em and how do they get 'em? [by Carroll, H.]
My mind's made up to marry Carolina [by Cowan, R.]
I'm in love [by Brown, L.]
Beans, beans, beans [by Smith, C.]
Ragtime Moses old-time bomboshay [by Franklin, M.M.]
My little China doll [Van and Schenck]
I don't think I need a job that bad [Van and Schenck]
Far away in Honolulu [Leighton Bros.]
Mulberry Rose [Van and Schenck]
If I was as strong as Samson [Van and Schenck]
I miss the old folks now [Van and Schenck]
Related Series:
Pioneers series
Alternate Titles:
Subtitle on container: Breakthrough recordings, 1916-1918
Subjects:
Vaudeville songs — United States
Humorous songs — United States
Comedy sketches — United States
Popular music — United States — 1911-1920
Comedy sketches
Humorous songs
Popular music
Vaudeville songs
United States
1911-1920
Performers:
Van and Schenck (Gus Van, baritone ; Joe Schenck, tenor; except Gus Van, solo vocal on tracks 4, 13, 18; Gus Van, solo comedian on tracks 26, 27) ; with Helena and Palakiko, ukelele and guitar (tracks 1-2) ; Malvin Franklin, piano (tracks 1-2).
General Notes:
Popular music.
Title from disc label.
Recorded 1916-1918.
Compilation of previously issued material.
Biographical and program notes by Trav S.D. and Richard Martin, with bibliographical references and discographical information (27 pages : illustrations (some color) inserted in container.
From the collection of Joe Morris.
Physical Description:
1 audio disc ; 4 3/4 in.
Physical Characteristics:
plastic; metal; 4 3/4 in.; 1.4 m/s; mass-produced
Audio Characteristics:
digital; optical
Digital Characteristics:
audio file; CD audio
Call Numbers:
LPCD
Other Standard Numbers:
Universal Product Code: 778632905535
Publisher Number, Archeophone: ARCH 5016
OCLC Numbers:
780451569