![👻The Phantom Brigade👻(1908) by W.H. Myddleton [Played by Princes Orchestra] @GLepRagtimeChronicle](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/fw2N6L9laxM/hqdefault.jpg)
Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Recorded around 1908-1910.
Prince's Orchestra was an offshoot of Prince's Band, one of the best brass bands of the era. They are best known today for their 1915 recording of St. Louis Blues. I highly recommend that you check it out.
My Official Halloween Playlist:
youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbGAQvbfY3Z16cs9lZ1jh9sM0xZI0_jRV&si=0FsnhmRDsaYopqtE
Recorded around 1908-1910.
Prince's Orchestra was an offshoot of Prince's Band, one of the best brass bands of the era. They are best known today for their 1915 recording of St. Louis Blues. I highly recommend that you check it out.
My Official Halloween Playlist:
youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbGAQvbfY3Z16cs9lZ1jh9sM0xZI0_jRV&si=0FsnhmRDsaYopqtE
![👻The Phantom Brigade👻(1908) by W.H. Myddleton [Played by Princes Orchestra]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/fw2N6L9laxM/mqdefault.jpg "👻The Phantom Brigade👻(1908) by W.H. Myddleton [Played by Princes Orchestra]
Recorded around 1908-1910.
Princes Orchestra was an offshoot of Princes Band, one of the best brass bands of the era. They are best known today for their 1915 recording of St. Louis Blues. I highly recommend that you check it out.
My Official Halloween Playlist:
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbGAQvbfY3Z16cs9lZ1jh9sM0xZI0_jRV&si=0FsnhmRDsaYopqtE")
![Shades of Night (1916) by Malvin M. Franklin [Sung by Elizabeth Spencer & Walter Van Brunt]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/gubK_t7ZsjQ/mqdefault.jpg "Shades of Night (1916) by Malvin M. Franklin [Sung by Elizabeth Spencer & Walter Van Brunt]
Malvin M. Franklin & Russian-born composer Anatol Friedland collaborate on this charming waltzy tone picture.
Lyrics by L. Wolfe Gilbert
Malvin M. Franklin (1889-1981) was a master of such tangos as Rio de Janeiro, but he was also an experienced rag artist. Hot Chocolate, and Elephant Rag are some of the said rags.
More Malvin Franklin: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLMkuz4vEFoMhpo0YegxJA-Wp7zMPy0l7&si=4oLhTol4InRFYnyw")
![Hindu Rose (1919) by Neil Morét [Sung by Joseph Phillips]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/i-KTjxqavxU/mqdefault.jpg "Hindu Rose (1919) by Neil Morét [Sung by Joseph Phillips]
An oriental vamp from the time when songs of the Far East were popular.
Words by Louis Weslyn
Neil Morét was a ubiquitous pseudonym for Charles N. Daniels. Ragtime fans may recognize his name, as he was the arranger of Scott Joplins Original Rags. But he was an accomplished composer in his own right, too.
Hiawatha was certainly his most famous work, but others such as Borneo Rag, Margery, and I Think of Home and Mother When Its Christmas Time are also notable.
More Charles N. Daniels:
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLMkuz4vEFoNmcSoKI_xby-3k7tSwkSrM&si=M-GOZcHBDzIdTEq9")
![Tell Me Pretty Maiden (1899) by Leslie Stuart [CORNET SOLO by Emil Keneke, 1901]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/iXCg4yqoBtM/mqdefault.jpg "Tell Me Pretty Maiden (1899) by Leslie Stuart [CORNET SOLO by Emil Keneke, 1901]
Emil Keneke, pioneer cornet soloist recording artist, plays the smash hit song from the 1899 musical, Florodora, later to become the #1 hit song of 1902.
Harry Macdonough & Grace Spencer 1902 Version:
https://youtu.be/uChBk8_VgQs?si=QlB4-DWxWvqobCKJ")
