These discs were purchased all at the same time at a flea market in Salem, Oregon.  Like early Blues and Country records, Ethnic 78s are mostly found in "well loved" condition, which means they are scratched and worn.  The discs used in this release are no exception, although perhaps just a little better than average.  I have employed no noise reduction, so there will be significant noise not found in more "commercial" releases.  I will leave it to the listener to "turn the treble down", run through filters, spend $80,000 on CEDAR etc, if so inclined. 

All of these selections were recorded by the Columbia Phonograph Company in New York, New York between 1913 and 1919. 

Tracks: 

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Patsch Tanz  Die Mame is gegangen in Mark  Das Piatele Yud  A Mutters Herz  W hod Maaminim  Tisgadal Weisiskadash  Das Spiegel fon Leben  Dem Pastuchel's Cholem  Gedenk mein Kind der Mame Frehren  Kind wen a Mame Fehlt  Das Bintel Brief  Die Mime  Mitzvoh Tantz, Mit Der Kaleh  Tantz, Tantz, Yiddelach (Reb Duvidl)  Gruss fon die Trenchess  Uncle Sam  Gott und Sein Mishpot is Gerecht  Die Blumen Krentze  Die Frehliche Nacht in Palestina  Kollen  The Eternal Flame  Aheim, Aheim  Dem Rebin's Nigun

A Elinkrig's Yiddish Orchestra  A Elinkrig's Yiddish Orchestra  Benny Zeidman  Benny Zeidman  Josef Rosenblatt  Josef Rosenblatt  Kalman Juvelier  Kalman Juvelier  Kalman Juvelier  Kalman Juvelier  Morris Goldstein  Morris Goldstein  Abe Schwartz  Abe Schwartz  Louis Birnbaum  Louis Birnbaum  Kalman Juvelier  Kalman Juvelier  Abe Schwartz  Abe Schwartz  Simon Paskal  Simon Paskal  Lieut. Jos. Frankel's Orhcestra

May-1913  May-1913  5/25/1914  5/25/1914  Mar-1916  Mar-1916  Jun-1916  Jun-1916  Jun-1916  Jun-1916  Mar-1905  Mar-1905  Nov-1916  Nov-1916  Jul-1918  Jul-1918  Nov-1918  Nov-1918  Apr-1919  Apr-1919  Feb-1919  Feb-1919  Jul-1919