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Edward Meeker (January 22, 1874 – April 19, 1937) was an American US singer and performer, best known for his appearances on the recordings of Thomas Edison, as an announcer, and performing songs like Chicken Reel and Take Me Out To The Ball Game, as well as reading vaudville skits and providing sound effects. Meeker was born in East Orange, New Jersey and died in Orange, New Jersey. Read more o...read more

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I'm a Yiddish Cowboy
Take Me Out to the Ball Game
That's Yiddisha Love
Chicken Reel
Who Tied the Can on the Old Dog's Tail (1922)
Go easy Mabel
The Argentines, the Portuguese & the Greeks (1922)
I'm getting ready for my mother-in-law
Steamboat Bill
Harrigan
Stuttering Dick
Everybody Loves a Big Brass Band (1917)
Whistling Coon (Recorded 1918) [Edison 3466 Comic Ragtime Song]
Wild cherries
Clancy's Wooden Wedding
I'm crazy 'bout a ragtime minstrel band
Ragtime soldier man
Do, re, mi, fa, sol, la, si, do
Down in Georgia on campmeeting day
Low bridge!- everybody down
He d push it along
Everyday Will Be Sunday When the Town Goes Dry (Recorded 1919) [Edison 3727 Comic Ragtime Song]
The A.O.H.'s of the U.S.A.
Good-bye, Mister Greenback
Did he run?
Play that barber shop chord
Oh! Min!
Any old place in Yankee land is good enough for me
Watch the bee go get the hun
That's good
Every Day Will Be Sunday When the World Goes Dry (Prohibition Song) (1919)
Save a little money for a rainy day
The lanky Yankee boys in blue
The Raggity Man
I'm Getting Ready For My Mother-In-Law (1914)
Dixeland, I Love You (1910)
Any Old Place In Yankee Land (1909)
The sweetest gal in town
Low Bridge, Everybody Down (1913)
If he comes in, I'm going out
That railroad rag
Father is a judge
Play That Barber Shop Chord (1910)
He s living the life of Reilly
Oh! Min! (1918)
The pullman porters on parade
Harrigan (1907)
Stuttering Dick (and His Stuttering Sweetheart)
I Marched Around Again (1908)
Railroad Jim
She's an awful nice gal
Dixie Land, I love you
She's an awful nice gal
Laughing Song (Recorded 1917) [Edison 3427 Comic Ragtime Song]
The Argentines, The Portuguese and the Greeks (Recorded 1920) [Edison 4083 Comic Ragtime Song]
Ragtime Soldier Man (Recorded 1913) [Edison 1618 Comic Ragtime Song]
She's an Awful Nice Gal (1909)
Dixie Land, I love you
Railroad Jim (1916)
Goodbye Mr. Greenback (1906)
Harrigan [Fifty miles from Boston. Selections]
So long Mister Flanagan
That Railroad Rag (1912)
Clancy's Wooden Wedding (Recorded 1909) [Edison 158 Comic Ragtime Song]
Who Tied the Can on the Old Dog's Tail
I'm Crazy 'Bout a Ragtime Band (1914)
Father is a Judge (1909)
What Do You Mean, You Lost Your Dog (1914)
Songs the bands played
He'd Push It Along (1914)
That's Yiddisha Love (1910)
The A. O. H's of the U. S. A. (1915)
Rap, rap, rap, rap on your minstrel bones (take 1)
Rap Rap Rap on Your Minstrel Bones (Recorded 1912) [Edison 1576 Comic Ragtime Song]
He's Living the Life of Reilly
So Long Mister Flanagan (1910)
On the New York, New Haven And Hartford (1912) a
What's the Use of Knocking When a Man is Down
Clancy's Wooden Wedding (1906)
Steamboat Bill (1911)
Chicken Reel (1914)
Songs the Band Played (1906)
I'm A Yiddish Cowboy - 08
He's Living the Life of Reilly (1917)
Save a Little Money for a Rainy Day (1907)
The sons of Uncle Sam (take 2)
Any old place the gang goes: I ll be there
Everybody Loves a Big Brass Band
I marched around again
Did He Run (1909)
Go Easy Mabel (1909)
If He Comes In, I'm Going Out (1911)
Any Old Place the Gang Goes (1918)
Ragtime Soldier Man (1913)
Listen to that jungle band
Take Me Out to the Ballgame
He'd Push It Along (Recorded 1914) [Edison 2406 Comic Ragtime Song]
I Think I Oughtn't Ought To Any More
O’Brien has no place to go
What D’ye Mean You Lost Your Dog? (Recorded 1914) [Edison 2137 Comic Ragtime Song]
Any Old Place in Yankee Land
Any Old Place the Gang Goes
Any old place the gang goes: I’ll be there
They all take off their hats to Mr. Murphy
I'm A Yiddish Cowboy 1908
O Brien has no place to go
Rap, Rap, Rap On Your Minstrel Bones (1912) take 1
I'm a Yiddish Cowboy (1908)
He'd Push It Along
They All Take Off Their Hats to Mr. Murphy (1909)
The Sones of Uncle Sam (1908) take 2
They all take off their hats to Mr. Murphy
The sons of Uncle Sam (take 3)
Take Me Out To The Ball Game 1908
Low Bridge! Everybody Down
He's Living the Life of Riley (Recorded 1917) [Edison 3251 Comic Ragtime Song]
What d’ye mean you lost yer dog
The Pussy Cat Rag (Recorded 1914) [Ed 2197 and Ada Jones Comic Ragtime Song]
I'm Getting Ready for My Mother-In-Law (Recorded 1909) [Edison 254 Comic Ragtime Song]
Every Day Will Be Sunday When the World Goes Dry (Prohibition Song)
Every Day Will Be Sunday When The World Goes Dry -1-1919
Dixeland, I Love You
That's Yiddisha Love - 10
Go Easy Mabel 1909
Stuttering Dick 1908
I'm Crazy 'Bout a Ragtime Band
Any Old Place the Gang Goes (World War I Song) (1918)
Take Me Out To The Ball Game - Lyrics
Low Bridge, Everybody Down
Mr. Gallagher & Mr. Shean
The sons of Uncle Sam
Everyone Loves a Big Brass Band (Recorded 1917) [Edison 3293 Comic Ragtime Song]
Wild Cherries Rag 1909
The Erie Canal Song (Low Bridge Everybody Down)
Ragtime Regiment Band
Father is a judge 1908
Take Me Out to the Ball Game (1908)
The Argentines, the Portuguese and the Greeks
Play That Barbershop Chord
Low Bridge Everybody Down
If he comes in, I'm going out 1911
Goodbye Mr. Greenback
On The New York New Haven & Hartford
Rap, Rap, Rap On Your Minstrel Bones (1912)
Any Old Place the Gang Goes (World War I Song) (1918) a
She's An Awful Nice Gal 1909
Other, Stuttering Dick (and His Stuttering Sweetheart)
I Marched Around Again 1908
Down in Georgia on campmeeting day 1909
So long Mister Flanagan 1910
Every Day will be Sunday when the World Goes Dry
Who Tied The Can On The Old Dog's Tail 31-3-1922
Take Me Out To The Ball Game 17-10-1908
Take Me Out To The Ball Game 1907
Clancy's wooden wedding 1906
Songs the Band Played
Wild cherries 1910
The A.O.H.'s of the U.S.A. 1915
He’s living the life of Reilly
Steamboat Bill (1921)
Songs the Band Played
Song of the Nations
What's the use of knocking?
Steamboat Bill 1921 Edison
When the band plays "Yankee Doodle"
Everyday Will Be Sunday When the Town Goes Dry
The AOHs of the USA
Take Me Out to the Ballgame (full version)
Play That Barbershop Chord 191
What's the use of knocking 1906
Ev'ry Day'll Be Sunday When the Town Goes Dry
Song Of The Nations 1906
Save A Little Money For A Rainy Day 1907
It's The Girl That Makes The Seaside
Vending Machine Slogan Or Thank You Recording
Every Day Will Be Sunday When the Town Goes Dry
Any Old Place the Gang Goes: I'll Be There
Vending Machine Slogan Or Thank You Recordings
The Argentines, the Portuguese
Sons of Uncle Sam
Any Old Place In Yankee Land Is Good Enough For Me 1909
What D' Ya Mean, You Lost Yer Dog (1914)
I'm Savin' Up My Money for a Rainy Day
Sons Of Uncle Sam 1908
What Do You Mean You Lost Your Dog?
Dixieland I Love You 1909
Low bridge! - everybody down
They All Take Off Their Hats To Mr Murphy 1909
Steamboat Bill 1911
Mr. Gallagher & Mr. Shean (fea
Low bridge
O’Brien has no place to go 1908
On The New York, New Haven And Hartford
Rap, Rap, Rap On Your Minstrel Bones
I'm A Yiddish Cowboy Alt
On The New York New Haven and Hartford 1912 Edison-882
Steamboat Bill 2
I Marched Around Again (1908) a
1705 - Fifteen Review Problems in Denominate Numbers
Mr. Gallagher & Mr. Shean (feat. Steve Porter)
Who Tied the Can on the Old Dog's Tail 1922 Edison
The Pussy Cat Rag 1914
Who Tied The Can On The Old Dog's Tail 1922 Edison-50970 (8401)
1761 - Low Bridge! Everybody Down
down in dixieland
The Argentines, The Portuguese & The Greeks 1922 Edison-50940 (7375)
Clancy's wooden wedding 2
Edison 50970-L
Rap, Rap, Rap, Rap on Your Minstrel Bones
The sons of Uncle Sam (take 2) 1908
Ragtime Regiment Band 1913
The sweetest gal in town 1909
Clancy's Wooden Wedding (1918)
Who Tied The Can On The Old Do
Did he run 1909
Any Old Place the Gang Goes I'll Be There
Watch the Bee Go Get the Hun (World War I Song) (1918)
Clancy's Wooden Wedding (1909)
Dixie Land, I love you 1910
Do, re, mi, fa, sol, la, si, do 1907
They all take off their hats to Mr. Murphy 1909
Clancy’s wooden wedding
114 That's Yiddisha Love
ANY OLD PLACE THE GANG GOES I'LL BE THERE
What d‚ye mean you lost yer dog
Rap, Rap, Rap On Your Minstrel Bones 1912 Edison-1576 take 1
Everyday Will Be Sunday When the World Goes Dry
Edward Meeker - AOH's Of The USA
Do Re Mi Fa So La Ti Do
Play that barber shop chord 1910
I'm a Yiddish Cowboy 1908 Edison-9984
The A. O. H's of the U. S. A.
He‚d push it along
Everybody Loves a Big Brass Band 1917 Edison-3293
Harrigan 1907
On the New York, New Haven and Hartford a
What Do You Mean, You Lost Your Dog?
They All Take off Their Hats to Mr Murphy
Rap, Rap, Rap on Your Minstrel Bones take 1
Goodbye Mr Greenback
What's the Use of Knocking when a Man is Down?
The Sons of Uncle Sam take 2
Any Old Place the Gang Goes (World War I Song)
Watch the Bee Go Get the Hun (World War I Song)
Rap, rap, rap, rap on your minstrel bones (take 2)
Steamboat Bill (A)
O‚Brien has no place to go
Steamboat Bill (B)
Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Si, D
Down in Georgia on campmeeting
Go Easy, Mabel
Do, Re, Mi, Fa, So, La, Si, Do
Did He Run
1576 - Rap, Rap, Rap, Rap on Your Minstrel Bones
Down in Georgia on Camp Meeting Day
Come After Breakfast
I Wish't I Was in Heaven Sitting Down
1836 - Ragtime Regiment Band
Broke
Good-Bye, Mr. Greenback
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