
One of the first African-Americans to make "records" of their music (back in the 1890s). His music was issued as "cylinders" that were played on a device called a "phonograph". See also: Unique Quartet
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The Laughing Song
The Whistling Coon
Listen To The Mocking Bird
The Laughing Coon
Carving The Duck
The Whistling Girl
The Merry Mail Man
Listen To The Mocking Bird (1896)
Laughing song
The Whistling Coon (1891)
The Laughing Coon (Second Recording)
Carving The Duck (1903)
Laughing coon
The Laughing Song (ca. 1894-1898)
The Laughing Coon (ca.1898)
The Whistling Coon (1896)
Negro Laughing Song
The Whistling Girl (ca. 1898-1899)
The Laughing Coon (1898)
Whistling Coon (1890)
The Laughing Song (1891)
The Laughing Song (Coon Song) (1898)
The Laughing Song (Coon Song) (1901)
The Laughing Song (Coon Song) (1902)
Whistling Coon
The Laughing Song (Coon Song)
The Whistling Girl (1898)
The Laughing Song from an original 1897 Columbia cylinder
The Laughing Song (1898)
The Laughing Song (Ca.1902)
The whistling coon (1902)
Laughing Song (1898)
The Laughing Song (ca. 1894–98)
Laughing song (1902)
The Laughing Coon (ca. 1898)
Laughing song 1902
The Merry Mail Man (feat. Len Spencer)
Laughing song 1904
When You and I Were Young, Maggie (Arr. for Piano by BGM Teacher)
The Merry Mail Man (1906)
The Great Laughing Song (1902)
Laughing coon (1904)
The Laughing song - Vaudeville
Laughing Song (1901)
Laughing Song (1904)
George W. Johnson – The Laughing Song
1902 Laughing song
Carving The Duck 1903
The Laughing Song (1901)
Zon 5141 Laughing Song, The
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