VAUDEVILLE PHONOGRAPH RECORDING FAVORITE
(REC 1918-1927)
TRANSFER MADE FROM RARE DISCS.

ALL SELECTIONS SUNG BY MARION HARRIS

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MARION HARRIS (Born 1896 – Died 1944)

Harris began her recording career at Victor in 1916.
Her Victor career spanned three years.
She emerged as one of the hottest female jazz
singers of the age. 
Harris signed an exclusive contract with Columbia in 1920.
She had more freedom in material for her recordings.
Her singing style develops into a more stylized
interpretation during this period. 
When she signed with Brunswick in 1922, the label
featured her on the cover of their late year supplement.
By this period her interpretations are further refined
displaying her unique style of painting the songs with her voice.
The last 2 songs recorded in 1927 show her at the peak of her powers

SIDE A

1- AFTER YOU'VE GONE  

2-A GOOD MAN IS HARD TO FIND

3-JAZZ BABY

4-LEFT ALL ALONE AGAIN BLUES

5- EVERYBODY BUT ME

6-OH JUDGE, HE TREATS ME MEAN

7- HE DONE ME WRONG

8-I WONDER WHERE MY SWEET DADDY'S GONE

9-I'M NOBODY'S BABY

10-I GAVE YOU UP, BEFORE YOU THREW ME DOWN

SIDE B

1-I AIN'T GOT NOBODY

2-ST. LOUIS BLUES

3-BESIDE A BABBLING BROOK

4-DEAREST

5-LOVEY CAME BACK

6-I'VE GOT A CROSSED EYED PAPA 

7-I CAN'T REALIZE

8-DOES MY SWEETIE DO AND HOW

9-DID YOU MEAN IT?

10-THE MAN I LOVE