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J.W. Myers

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Myers, J.W. (c. 1864-c. 1919) John W. Myers, usually identified on records as J.W. Myers, was arguably the leading baritone balladeer in the first decade of commercial recordings, working regularly from the early 1890s to about 1902. He is not to be confused with singer John Meyer, who sang first as bass and then as baritone for the Peerless Quartet. John W. Myers was immediately recognizable for his distinctive handlebar mustache. Born in Wales

Top songs

  1. In the City of Sighs and Tears (1903)
  2. The Heart Bowed Down
  3. Come Take a Trip in My Airship
  4. Silver Threads Among the Gold
  5. On A Sunday Afternoon
  6. You're as Welcome as the Flowers in May (1903)
  7. The New Bully
  8. In the City of Sighs and Tears
  9. A Congo Love Song (from Nancy Brown)
  10. In The Shade Of The Palm
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  1. Wen We Were Boys (1903)
  2. On a Moonlight Night (1903)
  3. Come Take A Trip In My Air-Ship
  4. You're as Welcome as the Flowers in May
  5. Way Down in Old Indiana
  6. In the Good Old Summer Time
  7. He's Me Pal
  8. Say "Au Revoir" But Not "Good-Bye"
  9. Good-Bye, Dolly Gray
  10. If I But Knew
  11. Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep
  12. The Vacant Chair
  13. My Own United States
  14. The Mansion of Aching Hearts
  15. The Message Of The Violets
  16. Always in the Way
  17. On a Moonlight Night
  18. I'm Wearing My Heart Away for You
  19. Nancy Brown
  20. You're as Welcome as the Flowers in May 1903
  21. My Irish Rosie
  22. Say Au Revoir But Not Goodbye
  23. Break the News to Mother
  24. Star Light Star Bright
  25. I Dreamt That I Dwelt In Marble Halls
  26. The Bowery Grenadiers
  27. Sing Those Pretty Songs Again
  28. The Bridge
  29. Come Take a Trip In My Airship (1904)
  30. The Village Blacksmith
  31. Good Old U.S.a.
  32. The Home Over There
  33. Big Indian Chief
  34. Asleep In The Deep
  35. You Give Me Your Love and I'll Give You Mine
  36. Neath The Pines Of Vermont
  37. Marching Though Georgia
  38. Virginia Song
  39. The Holy City
  40. Alice, where art thou?
  41. When We Were Boys
  42. Silver Threads Among the Gold (1898)
  43. There's A Light In The Window
  44. On a Sunday Afternoon (1902)
  45. In the Sweet Bye and Bye
  46. Sing Me Those Pretty Songs Again
  47. When You Were Sweet Sixteen
  48. The Good Ol Summer Time
  49. Night Time
  50. Let All Obey
  51. In Zanzibar (1904)
  52. Down Where the Cotton Blossoms Grow
  53. In Zanzibar
  54. I can't tell why I love you, but I do
  55. Onward, Christian Soldiers
  56. There Is A Fountain
  57. Up In A Cocoanut Tree
  58. Down On The Farm
  59. Minne-Ha-Ha
  60. Because You Were An Old Sweetheart Of Mine
  61. Colleen Bawn
  62. The Land Leage Band
  63. Just One Girl
  64. My Darling Nellie Gray
  65. Bell Buoy
  66. Fare Thee Well, Molly Darling
  67. DOWN WHERE THE COTTON BLOSSOMS GROW (COON SONG) (1902)
  68. In The Valley Of The Sunny San Joaquin
  69. Jennie Lee
  70. Darling Nelly Gray
  71. The Message of the Violet
  72. A Congo Love Song (from Nancy Brown) (1903)
  73. Reed Bird
  74. Oh, Promise Me
  75. Big Indian Chief (1904)
  76. On a Sunday Afternoon (1902) a
  77. Up in a Cocoanut Tree (1903)
  78. I'm Wearing My Heart Away for You 1904
  79. IN ZANZIBAR (1904) A
  80. He's Me Pal 1905
  81. Decoration Day
  82. Come Take A Trip In My Air Ship 1905
  83. Darling Jane
  84. A Voice That Bids Me To Come
  85. Violets
  86. In The Baggage Coach Ahead
  87. The Good Old U.S.A.
  88. A Son Of The Desert Am I
  89. He's Me Pal (1905)
  90. I'll Wed My Willie When His Ship Comes In

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