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Arthur Collins (singer)
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For other people named Arthur Collins, see Arthur Collins (disambiguation).
| Arthur Collins | |
|---|---|
| Born | Arthur Francis Collins February 7, 1864 |
| Died | August 31, 1933 |
| Occupation | Singer |
Arthur Francis Collins (February 7, 1864-August 3, 1933) was an American singer who recorded a significant amount of early records. With tenor singer Byron G. Harlan, Collins recorded the first song to refer to "jazz" - "That Funny Jas Band from Dixieland," copyrighted on November 8, 1916, recorded on January 12, 1917, and issued onVictor18235.[1] On October 20, 1921 Collins was seriously injured during an Edison Tone Test demonstration. Collins exited the stage in the dark so the audience could guess whether the singing heard came from the singer himself or a Diamond Disc machine, and fell through a trap-door accidentally left open. After a recovery period, he made a solo recording for Gennett--"I Ain't Got Enough For To Pass Around" (4866), issued in June 1922—and more recordings with Harlan for Edison, but heart ailments coupled with lingering effects from the fall prompted him to retire to Florida in 1926.
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Arthur Collins- One of America's First Top Hit Singers
Some of "The King of Ragtime" Arthur Collins' Songs from 1899 - 1919 Including:
Any Old Place I Can Hang My Hat is Home Sweet Home to Me (1902)
Billy Bailey Won't You Please Come Home? (1902)
Cella (1904)
Eeny, Meeny, Miney, Mo (1906)
Happy Days in Dixie
Hello, Ma Baby (1899)
Meet Me In St. Louis (1904)
Suicide Blues (1919)
The Preacher and The Bear
When Tony Goes Over the Top
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Artist/Composer: Arthur Collins
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| 02 - Bill Bailey Won't You Please Come Home 1902 | 1.18 MB | 2.95 MB | 1.38 MB |
| 03 - Cella (1904) | 997 KB | 2.45 MB | 1.20 MB |
| Any Old Place I Can Hang My Hat is Home Sweet Home to Me (1902) | 1.34 MB | 3.35 MB | 1.15 MB |
| Eeny, Meeny, Miney, Mo (1906) | 1.34 MB | 3.35 MB | 1.53 MB |
| Happy Days In Dixie | 738 KB | 1.80 MB | 608 KB |
| Hello, Ma Baby (1899) | 1.16 MB | 2.89 MB | 1.38 MB |
| Meet Me In St. Louis (1904) | 1020 KB | 2.49 MB | 990 KB |
| Suicide Blues (1919) | 1.49 MB | 3.73 MB | 1.34 MB |
| The preacher and the bear | 1018 KB | 2.49 MB | 1.20 MB |
| When Tony Goes Over the Top | 1.32 MB | 3.30 MB | 1.69 MB |
Imagination by Arthur Collins (1904)
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Sympathy by Arthur Collins (1905)
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Arthur Collins-61-70
Art Collins is 1897 â 1920 singer: first singer to have a million seller hit. The preacher and the bear. They say that it took ten years to sell so many. ALL of his versions are here!
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| Arthur Collins - The Swanee River Bend 1912 | 1.27 MB | 1.30 MB | 869 KB |
| Arthur Collins - The White wash Man 1909 | 1.11 MB | 1.15 MB | 731 KB |
| Arthur Collins - TRANS-MAG-NI-PI-CAN-BAM-DAM-U-AL-I-TY 1909 | 1007 KB | 1.02 MB | 471 KB |
| Arthur Collins - We All Walked Into the Shop 1903 | 1.21 MB | 1.25 MB | 647 KB |
| Arthur Collins - What You Goin' Tell Old St Peter 1908 | 1.07 MB | 1.10 MB | 900 KB |
| Arthur Collins - What You Gonna Do When the Rent Comes Round 1905 | 1.23 MB | 1.26 MB | 866 KB |
| Arthur Collins - Whats the Matter With the Mail 1905 | 979 KB | 1.95 MB | 1.61 MB |
| Arthur Collins - Whats the Use of Knocking When a Man is Down 1907 | 1.34 MB | 1.37 MB | 1.02 MB |
| Arthur Collins - Whats the Use of Loving If You Can't Love All the Time 1907 | 1.24 MB | 1.28 MB | 945 KB |
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Arthur Collins-71-80
Art Collins is 1897 â 1920 singer: first singer to have a million seller hit. The preacher and the bear. They say that it took ten years to sell so many. ALL of his versions are here!
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Audio Files64Kbps MP3VBR MP3Ogg VorbisArthur Collins - When a Poor Relation Comes to Town 1906946 KB980 KB620 KBArthur Collins - When Tony Gets Over The Top (1914-18)1.31 MB880 KB686 KBArthur Collins - When Uncle Joe Plays a Rag on His Old Banjo 19121.22 MB1.25 MB925 KBArthur Collins - Won't You Fondle Me 19061.26 MB1.30 MB829 KBArthur Collins - You're Talking Rag-Time 1900864 KB899 KB656 KBArthur Collins - Zizzy Ze Zum Zum 18981.23 MB1.27 MB1.13 MBArthur Collins & Albert Campbell - That Mysterious Rag 1912 (Columbia 78rpm)1.28 MB850 KB655 KBArthur Collins & Byron G. Harlan - Come On And Kiss Yo' Baby 19071.36 MB1.04 MB873 KB
Brown Wax Cylinders (1895-1901)
Three minutes with the minstrels / Arthur Collins, S. H. Dudley and Ancient City. Edison Record: 4705. 1899.
Brown wax cylinders were the first sound recordings produced on a widespread commercial scale. Physically, these recordings are closest to the commonly understood idea of "wax"--that is, something waxy in a tactile sense, like a candle. In fact, the earliest cylinders, the so-called "white wax" cylinders, were originally derived from a blend of plant and animal waxes. The variability of the wax quality from these sources, however, caused Edison to abandon them in favor of a standardized metallic soap composite, which created a cylinder that felt waxy, even if it wasn't technically a wax.
During their heyday at the turn of the 20th century, brown wax cylinders were sold with an accompanying slip of paper to identify the recording. Since only a release number was inscribed on the circumference of most cylinders, the paper was the sole visual evidence of the contents of the recording. Most of these original slips have been lost, so determining what exactly is on a given brown wax cylinder can be challenging. Fortunately, virtually all of the commercial brown wax cylinders contained spoken introductions identifying at least the song title and performer. Factors inhibiting identification of these cylinders include their unfortunate tendency to develop mold growth and the variable rate at which these early cylinders were recorded--ranging generally between 120 and 160 RPM.
Besides the commercially released brown wax cylinders, the UCSB collection also contains a small series of home recordings. These cylinders were made from wax "blanks," which Edison claimed could be reused up to one hundred times by literally shaving off the old grooves. In this way, brown wax blanks could perhaps be considered an early rewritable medium, akin to a CD-RW today. For these home recordings, discerning identification information as well as playback speed is often impossible. Yet hearing them can be a fascinating, even otherworldly experience: a crying baby who cannot be pacified, say, or a drunken caterwauler flailing through a song, their identities forever lost to time.
Gimme the leavin's by Arthur Collins (1904)
Fever's On by Arthur Collins (1906)
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Artist/Composer: Arthur Collins
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Entries from Tim's "Popular American Recording Pioneers: 1895-1925"
- Intro to Tim Gracyk's book, Popular American Recording Pioneers: 1895-1925
- American Quartet--With Billy Murray
- Franklyn Baur, Tenor of the 1920s
- Henry Burr
- Arthur Collins--Singer of "The Preacher and the Bear"
- Columbia Quartet
- Edward M. Favor
- Carl Fenton, Brunswick Musical Director
- Frank Ferera, Hawaiian Guitar Pioneer
- Arthur Fields
- Happiness Boys: Billy Jones and Ernest Hare
- Ada Jones (1 June 1873 - 22 May 1922)
- Richard Jose: The Great American Countertenor
- Irving Kaufman
- Sam Lanin
- Original Dixieland Jass Band
- Joseph C. Smith
- Van and Schenck
- Paul Whiteman (28 March 1890 - 29 December 1967)
Temptation Rag by Arthur Collins (1911)
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For Lawdy Sakes Feed My Dog by Arthur Collins (1904)
I'm a Jonah man by Arthur Collins (1903)
When Mr. Shakespeare comes to town by Arthur Collins (1906)
Arthur Collins-101-110
first singer to sell a million copy song. several of these were big hits
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| Arthur Collins & Byron Harlan - Down Among the Sugarcane 1909 (Edison Cylindar) | 1015 KB | 684 KB | 600 KB |
| Arthur Collins & Byron Harlan - Down at the Huskin' Bee 1909 | 1015 KB | 674 KB | 671 KB |
| Arthur Collins & Byron Harlan - Down In Jungle Town | 1.21 MB | 820 KB | 733 KB |
| Arthur Collins & Byron Harlan - Down in the Jungle Land 1918 Edison-3578 | 1.57 MB | 1.01 MB | 947 KB |
| Arthur Collins & Byron Harlan - Ephasafa Dill 1903 Edison-8471 | 1.04 MB | 696 KB | 707 KB |
| Arthur Collins & Byron Harlan - Everybody's Doing It Now 1912 | 837 KB | 564 KB | 513 KB |
| Arthur Collins & Byron Harlan - Ev'ry Little Bit 1907 | 970 KB | 646 KB | 644 KB |
| Arthur Collins & Byron Harlan - Good-a-bye John 1907 (Edison Cylinder) | 1.03 MB | 688 KB | 598 KB |
| Arthur Collins & Byron Harlan - He was a Sailor 1903 Columbia-1673 | 1.30 MB | 864 KB | 950 KB |
Arthur Collins-151-160
The noise is mostly removed however the low original fidelity remains unchanged on these Mostly Edison cylinder recordings. Dates given, though usually correct, are a guess only.
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Artist/Composer: Arthur Collins
Keywords: cylinder; acoustic; popular;78rpm
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Keywords: cylinder; acoustic; popular;78rpm
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| Arthur Collins - All in down and out 1907 | 1.01 MB | 1.03 MB | 648 KB |
| Arthur Collins - And a little bit more 1907 | 978 KB | 996 KB | 634 KB |
| Arthur Collins - Any rags 1904 | 1004 KB | 1.37 MB | 574 KB |
| Arthur Collins - Below the Mason-Dixon line 1911 | 1.84 MB | 1.91 MB | 1.23 MB |
| Arthur Collins - Bill Simmons 1906 | 1021 KB | 1.02 MB | 560 KB |
| Arthur Collins - Bye-bye, my Eva, bye-bye 1905 | 981 KB | 1.03 MB | 573 KB |
| Arthur Collins - Casey Jones 1910 | 1.93 MB | 1.97 MB | 1023 KB |
| Arthur Collins - Ebenezer Julius Caesar Washington Gray 1910 | 993 KB | 1.14 MB | 685 KB |
Arthur Collins-161-170
The noise is mostly removed however the low original fidelity remains unchanged on these Mostly Edison cylinder recordings. Dates given, though usually correct, are a guess only.
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Artist/Composer: Arthur Collins
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| Arthur Collins - Every morn' I bring her chicken 1903 | 1006 KB | 1.39 MB | 537 KB |
| Arthur Collins - Everybody have a good old time 1906 | 1017 KB | 1.02 MB | 617 KB |
| Arthur Collins - Ev'ry little bit helps 1905 | 1.02 MB | 1.17 MB | 648 KB |
| Arthur Collins - Fever's On (1906) | 1.08 MB | 1.11 MB | 417 KB |
| Arthur Collins - For Lawdy Sakes Feed My Dog (1904) | 903 KB | 931 KB | 527 KB |
| Arthur Collins - Gimme the leavin's 1904 | 1007 KB | 1.01 MB | 630 KB |
| Arthur Collins - Good bye, Eliza Jane 1903 | 986 KB | 1015 KB | 378 KB |
| Arthur Collins - Grizzly bear 1911 | 1.03 MB | 1.26 MB | 626 KB |
| Arthur Collins - Handicap March Song (1899) | 1.17 MB | 1.21 MB | 610 KB |
| Arthur Collins - Hot Tamale Man 1908 | 1.17 MB | 970 KB | 581 KB |
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