Recordings
The oldest known recording of the song is the Cornell University Glee Club's recording made on January 2, 1914 at the Columbia Phonograph Company on 38th Street in New York City. The record was distributed later that year as a 10-inch 78 RPM recording. (The song "Cornell" was recorded on the other side.)
The song has been recorded many times since by Cornell's various vocal and instrumental ensembles.
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