Style "A" nickelodeon Roll recut of U.S. Music Roll A-1214. Recut by Carl Lambie

Description

This is a style "A" Nickelodeon roll recut of U.S. Music Roll 1214. The recut was made by Carl Lambie.
I think this roll was marketed by Dave Ramey.
It looks like the roll has never been played. U.S. Music was a competitor to Automatic and not many of these rolls survive today. This is a great roll with songs like "Alabama Jubilee", "Goodbye Broadway, Hello France", "Swanee" and "Smiles". It's a great opportunity to hear the U.S. Music style of arranging.
The tune line-up is not completely known, but the ones that are known are:
U.S. Music A 1214
rsSelection
rsSelSuffix
SongTitle
SongPubDate
ComposerName
SongType
1
Alabama Jubilee
1915
Cobb, George L.
One-Step
2
Where Did Robinson Crusoe Go with Friday on Saturday Night?
1916
Meyer, George W.
Song
3
All the Quakers Are Shoulder Shakers
1919
Wendling, Pete
Fox Trot
4
Goodbye Broadway, Hello France!
1917
Baskette, Billy
Fox Trot
6
Send Me Away with a Smile
1917
Piantadosi, Al
One-Step
9
Swanee
1919
Gershwin, George
One-Step
10
Smiles
1917
Roberts, Lee S.
Fox Trot
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