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Edward Meeker

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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.

Top songs

  1. I'm a Yiddish Cowboy
  2. Take Me Out to the Ball Game
  3. That's Yiddisha Love
  4. Take Me Out to the Ball Game (1908)
  5. Chicken Reel
  6. Who Tied the Can on the Old Dog's Tail (1922)
  7. Go easy Mabel
  8. The Argentines, the Portuguese & the Greeks (1922)
  9. I'm getting ready for my mother-in-law
  10. Steamboat Bill
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  1. Harrigan
  2. Everyday Will Be Sunday When the Town Goes Dry (Recorded 1919) [Edison 3727 Comic Ragtime Song]
  3. Whistling Coon (Recorded 1918) [Edison 3466 Comic Ragtime Song]
  4. Everybody Loves a Big Brass Band (1917)
  5. Stuttering Dick
  6. Clancy's Wooden Wedding
  7. Wild cherries
  8. I'm crazy 'bout a ragtime minstrel band
  9. Play that barber shop chord
  10. Ragtime soldier man
  11. Do, re, mi, fa, sol, la, si, do
  12. Good-bye, Mister Greenback
  13. Down in Georgia on campmeeting day
  14. The Argentines, The Portuguese and the Greeks (Recorded 1920) [Edison 4083 Comic Ragtime Song]
  15. Low bridge!- everybody down
  16. He d push it along
  17. The A.O.H.'s of the U.S.A.
  18. Did he run?
  19. Watch the bee go get the hun
  20. Oh! Min!
  21. Any old place in Yankee land is good enough for me
  22. That railroad rag
  23. Laughing Song (Recorded 1917) [Edison 3427 Comic Ragtime Song]
  24. If he comes in, I'm going out
  25. Every Day Will Be Sunday When the World Goes Dry (Prohibition Song) (1919)
  26. Dixeland, I Love You (1910)
  27. That's Yiddish Love
  28. Father is a judge
  29. Stuttering Dick (and His Stuttering Sweetheart)
  30. Clancy's Wooden Wedding (Recorded 1909) [Edison 158 Comic Ragtime Song]
  31. Any Old Place In Yankee Land (1909)
  32. Low Bridge, Everybody Down (1913)
  33. Save a little money for a rainy day
  34. Railroad Jim
  35. That's good
  36. Ragtime Soldier Man (Recorded 1913) [Edison 1618 Comic Ragtime Song]
  37. O'Brien Has No Place to Go (Recorded 1908) [Edison 9870 Comic Ragtime Song]
  38. Dixie Land, I love you
  39. The lanky Yankee boys in blue
  40. The Pussy Cat Rag (Recorded 1914) [Ed 2197 and Ada Jones Comic Ragtime Song]
  41. The Raggity Man
  42. She's an Awful Nice Gal (1909)
  43. The pullman porters on parade
  44. I'm Getting Ready For My Mother-In-Law (1914)
  45. Rap Rap Rap on Your Minstrel Bones (Recorded 1912) [Edison 1576 Comic Ragtime Song]
  46. The sweetest gal in town
  47. Rap, rap, rap, rap on your minstrel bones (take 1)
  48. She's an awful nice gal
  49. That Railroad Rag (1912)
  50. Play That Barber Shop Chord (1910)
  51. He s living the life of Reilly
  52. Oh! Min! (1918)
  53. Harrigan (1907)
  54. I Marched Around Again (1908)
  55. The Argentines, the Portuguese & the Greeks
  56. Any Old Place the Gang Goes
  57. Railroad Jim (1916)
  58. Everyone Loves a Big Brass Band (Recorded 1917) [Edison 3293 Comic Ragtime Song]
  59. What Do You Mean, You Lost Your Dog (1914)
  60. Harrigan [Fifty miles from Boston. Selections]
  61. So long Mister Flanagan
  62. The A. O. H's of the U. S. A. (1915)
  63. Goodbye Mr. Greenback (1906)
  64. Who Tied the Can on the Old Dog's Tail
  65. Im a Yiddish Cowboy
  66. I'm A Yiddish Cowboy - 08
  67. I'm Crazy 'Bout a Ragtime Band (1914)
  68. He's Living the Life of Riley (Recorded 1917) [Edison 3251 Comic Ragtime Song]
  69. Songs the bands played
  70. Father is a Judge (1909)
  71. Clancy's Wooden Wedding (1906)
  72. The sons of Uncle Sam (take 2)
  73. Chicken Reel (1914)
  74. He'd Push It Along (1914)
  75. That's Yiddisha Love (1910)
  76. He's Living the Life of Reilly
  77. He'd Push It Along
  78. Any old place the gang goes: I ll be there
  79. So Long Mister Flanagan (1910)
  80. What's the Use of Knocking When a Man is Down
  81. He's Living the Life of Reilly (1917)
  82. On the New York, New Haven And Hartford (1912) a
  83. Steamboat Bill (1911)
  84. Save a Little Money for a Rainy Day (1907)
  85. Go Easy Mabel (1909)
  86. Songs the Band Played (1906)
  87. Everybody Loves a Big Brass Band
  88. What D’ye Mean You Lost Your Dog? (Recorded 1914) [Edison 2137 Comic Ragtime Song]
  89. They all take off their hats to Mr. Murphy
  90. I marched around again

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