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Thread #153732 Message #3602860
Posted By: Q (Frank Staplin)
19-Feb-14 - 12:48 PM
Thread Name: When Does it Get to Be Folk?
Subject: RE: When Does it Get to Be Folk?
Looking at songs of 1917 that appeared in U. S. Billboard, songs showing awareness of the war seem common enough.
Over There- On Billboard 11 weeks, as sung by Nora Bayes. Over There- On Billboard, 18 weeks, sung by American Quartet. Over There, On Billboard 10 weeks, Peerless Quartet. Till the Clouds Roll By- 10 weeks, Wheaton and Harrod. Till the Clouds Roll By- 10 weeks, Prince's Orchestra, Send Me Away With a Smile- 10 weeks, John McCormack The Star-Spangled Banner- 8 weeks, John McCormack Goodbye Broadway, Hello France- 8 weeks, American Quartet Oh, Johnny- 9 weeks, American Quartet Pack Up Your Troubles- 10 weeks, Knickerbocker Quartet. La Marseilles- 2 weeks, Frances Alda Someone Else May Be There While I'm Gone- 4 weeks, Al Jolson Tramp, Tramp, Tramp, the Boys Are Marching- 4 weeks, Columbia Stellar Quartet.