Must You - Dan W. Quinn

Issued in around 1903 on Manhattan Record: 1531.

[@Peter-733]

Lovely

[@MikeBlitzMag]

Before the legendary Billy Murray established himself as the premier solo artist of the first quarter of the 20th century, artists like George W. Johnson, Len Spencer, Steve Porter and Dan W. Quinn set the standard and raised the bar for those to come. The recording industry was off to a fantastic start.

[@misterphonograph1893]

I am well aware. Take a look at my video essay about D.W. Quinn. Then the one about Stanley Kirkby if you fancy British music. More videos about the early Phonograph industry to come!

[@MikeBlitzMag]

Thought you might be! And the more celebration and research, the better. Keep up the great work!

[@georgedabrowski6900]

Less than 25 years till Crosby, 40 till Sinatra. Caruso was at the Met. Hm

[@tedlawrence4189]

Those Manhattan's are scarce. Most of them were from Columbia masters. Same with the Climax label.