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*''Music'': [[Charles B. Lawlor]] (1852–1925) | *''Music'': [[Charles B. Lawlor]] (1852–1925) | ||
*''Lyrics'': [[James W. Blake]] (1862–1935) | *''Lyrics'': [[James W. Blake]] (1862–1935) | ||
===1895 recording=== | |||
*[ Audio file (mp3)] | |||
*''Performer'': [[George J. Gaskin]] | |||
*''Notes'': Solo vocals with piano. | |||
===1903 recording=== | ===1903 recording=== | ||
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*''Performer'': [[Vernon Dalhart]] (1883–1948) | *''Performer'': [[Vernon Dalhart]] (1883–1948) | ||
*''Notes'': Recording of the complete song with solo vocals, piano, guitar, two violins plus harmonica and a woodwind instrument (tin whistle?) replacing the barrel organ. | *''Notes'': Recording of the complete song with solo vocals, piano, guitar, two violins plus harmonica and a woodwind instrument (tin whistle?) replacing the barrel organ. | ||
===1926 recording=== | |||
*[ Audio file (mp3)] | |||
*''Performer'': The Shannon Four (originally: The Shannon Quartet) | |||
*''Notes'': Vocal ensemble (four singers) plus piano (played by two pianists) | |||
===1927 recording=== | |||
*[ Audio file (mp3)] | |||
*''Performer'': instrumental version by Walter C. Peterson | |||
*''Notes'': Harmonica and ukulele | |||
===Other=== | ===Other=== | ||
Revision as of 10:04, 20 October 2009
"The Sidewalks of New York" (1894)
- Music: Charles B. Lawlor (1852–1925)
- Lyrics: James W. Blake (1862–1935)
1895 recording
- [ Audio file (mp3)]
- Performer: George J. Gaskin
- Notes: Solo vocals with piano.
1903 recording
- Audio file (mp3)
- Performer: Harry Macdonough (1871–1931)
- Notes: Eclectic recording with little of the original song, including street scene sound design and dialog with multiple vocal and voice performers. The end of the recording features an actual hand organ.
1925 recording
- Audio file (mp3)
- Performer: Vernon Dalhart (1883–1948)
- Notes: Recording of the complete song with solo vocals, piano, guitar, two violins plus harmonica and a woodwind instrument (tin whistle?) replacing the barrel organ.
1926 recording
- [ Audio file (mp3)]
- Performer: The Shannon Four (originally: The Shannon Quartet)
- Notes: Vocal ensemble (four singers) plus piano (played by two pianists)
1927 recording
- [ Audio file (mp3)]
- Performer: instrumental version by Walter C. Peterson
- Notes: Harmonica and ukulele
Other
- Sheet music (1914)
- MIDI version
Notes
- ↑ Richmond-Robbins Inc. (New York).