The Cylinder Preservation and Digitization Project
The Cylinder Preservation and Digitization Project has streaming audio and mp3 downloads for several songs published by Slim Jim and the Vagabond Kid. A link to the web site is provided below.
- 1931 songbook
- They Go Wild Simply Wild Over Me - Billy Murray
- 1937 songbook
- Grandfather’s Clock - Edison Male Quartet
- The Little Log Cabin In The Lane - Metropolitan Quartet
- Lorena - Metropolitan Quartet
- Silver Threads Among The Gold - Harry Ellis
- There's A Mother Always Waiting At Home - Will Oakland
- When You and I Were Young Maggie - Walter Van Brunt
- Where Is My Wandering Boy Tonight? - Frederick Gunster
- 1939 songbook
- Aa Kjore Vatten Aa Kjore Ve - Carsten Woll
- Norge (Gamle Norge) - Carsten Woll
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