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This audio is part of the collection: 78 RPMs & Cylinder Recordings

Author: Bob Roberts

Individual Files

Audio Files	128Kbps MP3	96Kbps MP3
A Rare Old Bird (1905)	2.6 MB
Ada, My Sweet Potato (1909)	3.3 MB
Alexander (1904)	1.7 MB
Back, Back, Back to Baltimore (1904)	1.6 MB
But You'll Never Know Till You Get Married (1909)	2.3 MB
By the Sycamore Tree (1903)	1.6 MB
By the Watermelon Vine (Coon Song) (1904)	1.8 MB
Charity (1908)	2.3 MB
Dat Friend of Mine (1908)	2.1 MB
Everybody Works But Father (1905)	2.0 MB
Everybody Works But Father (1905)	2.1 MB
Gee, Ain't I Glad I'm Single (1908) a	2.2 MB
Good Bye, Eliza Jane (1904)	1.7 MB
Heinie Waltzed Round on His Hickory Limb (1908)	1.7 MB
He's a Cousin of Mine (1907)	2.2 MB
I Don't Know Where I'm Goin' But I'm On My Way (1906)	2.6 MB
I May Be Crazy, But I Ain't No Fool (1904)	2.7 MB
I May Be Crazy, But I Ain't No Fool (1904)	2.2 MB
I Said Hello, She Said the Same, Then We Both said GoodBye (1908)	1.9 MB
I'd Rather Be On Outside Lookin' In Than On the Inside Lookin' Out (Coon Song) (1906)	2.6 MB
I'd Rather Be Outside a-Lookin' In Than on the Inside a-Looking Out (1906)	2.1 MB
If You Want to Pick a Fuss (1909)	2.8 MB
I'm Getting Ready For My Mother-in-law (1907)	2.2 MB
It's a Good World After All (1906)	2.1 MB
I've Got a Feeling For You (Coon Song) (1904)	2.7 MB
I've Got a Feeling for You (Coon Song) (1904)	1.7 MB
I've Got a Vacant Room For You (1907)	2.2 MB
Marriage is Sublime (1903)	2.7 MB
Moving Day (Coon Song) (!906)	2.4 MB
My Name is Morgan But It Ain't J.P. (1906)	2.1 MB
My Wife's Gone to the Country Hurrah! Hurrah! (1909)		1.6 MB
No Wedding Bells For Me (1907)	2.6 MB
No Wedding Bells For Me (1907)	2.2 MB
Nothin' from Nothin' Leaves You (Coon Song) (1905)	2.3 MB
Nothin' from Nothin' Leaves You (Coon Song) (1905)	1.9 MB
Now What Do You Think of That (1905)	2.2 MB
Ragtime Cowboy Joe (1912)	2.5 MB
Sadie Salome, Go Home (1910)	2.7 MB
So Whats the Use (1907)	2.2 MB
Somebody Lied (1908)	2.2 MB
Teasing (1904)	2.1 MB
That Was Me (1908)	2.2 MB
The Ghost that Never Walked (1904)	1.6 MB
The Woodchuck Song (1904)	2.5 MB
There's a Dark Man Coming with a Bundle (1905)	2.0 MB
Tippecanoe (1904)	2.0 MB
Uncle Quit Work Too (1903)	2.1 MB
Uncle Quit Work Too (1906)	2.1 MB
Who's There (1905)	2.3 MB
Why Don't You Write When You Don't Need Money (1906)	2.1 MB
Woodchuck Song - Henry Hudson (1910)	4.2 MB
Woodman, Woodman, Spare That Tree (1911)	2.9 MB
Yankee Boodle (1906)	2.8 MB
You'll Have to Wait Till My Ship Comes In (1907)	2.8 MB
You'll Have to Wait Till My Ship Comes In (1907)	2.2 MB

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BobRoberts_files.xml	Metadata	34 KB
BobRoberts_meta.xml	Metadata	527 B
BobRoberts_reviews.xml	Metadata	1.6 KB

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Reviewer: katie stricker - - June 26, 2006
Subject: Sadie Salome, Go Home
Hello there - I'm interested in the recording you have of Sadie Salome, Go Home. I'm curious what type of format you have this one (record etc.) and where you may have gotten it? I'm looking for a version, and have had a difficult time finding the same one, which I find to be the best one out there from that time period.

Thanks!

Reviewer: loveoldaudio - - April 16, 2006
Subject: different take on a dandy old song
At least in the old days everybody sounded distinct from everybody else. an initiate can't listen to this Bob Roberts record and think he's hearing Billy Murray. "Everybody Works but Father," is one of several Murray songs Bob Roberts does in this group, and he gives it a funny little twist. it's got different verses than in Murray's version, and he has if anything a stronger voice--and both are well worth listening to. If my wife wasn't raising cain, I'd listen to the whole bunch of Mr. Roberts' songs right this minute.