Commodore Song 1893
Edward M. Favor Lyrics

Edward M. Favor “La-tydley-tydley-um” Edison gold moulded record 1906

Edward M. Favor "Call Again, Calligen" Edison Gold Moulded Record 9159 (1905)

Edward M Favor “Then I’d Be Satisfied With Life” Edison Gold Moulded Record 8365, George M. Cohan

Edward M. Favor “It Was Just on The Tip of My Tongue” improved record 1900

Edward M. Favor "Whistling Riley" Columbia cylinder (1903) Ed Rogers song

Edward M. Favor "Mrs. Gottem" Zon-o-phone (song from 1897 by Joseph Tabrar) LYRICS HERE = circa 1901

Edward M. Favor “My Best Girl and Me” (1913) Edison Blue Amberol 1510 chorus = Billy Murray

Edward M. Favor “O'Brien has no place to go” 1908 Indestructible Record 841

Edward M. Favor "McGinty at the Living Pictures" Edison Gold Moulded Record 1066

Edward M. Favor sings "Once Again" on Zon-O-Phone 9431 (1902) died in Brooklyn on January 10, 1936

Edward M. Favor "I Love My Wife, But Oh You Kid!" Edison cylinder (1909) Harry von Tilzer comic song

Edward M. Favor “Fol The Rol Lol” Victor 78 - 1906

Edward M. Favor "McGinty at the Living Pictures" on Columbia 1760 (orchestra)

Edward M. Favor “How would you like to be the iceman?” Edison cylinder 1899

Edward M. Favor "His Trousers Would Bag at the Knee" North American Phonograph Company Edison 1107

Edward M Favor “Rol the Fol Lol” 1905 Edison gold moulded cylinder

"La Ti-dly I-dly Um" Edward M. Favor on Victor 4667 (1906)

"Pocahontas" Edward M. Favor on Victor 4683 (1906) music by Gus Edwards & words by Vincent Bryan

"Pepita Maguire" Edward M. Favor on Edison Gold Moulded Record 8836 (1904)

"I Was Roaming Along" Edward M. Favor (1908) Music by Joe Hollander Lyrics by Arthur J. Lamb

"All She Gets From The Iceman Is Ice" Edward M. Favor on Indestructible Record 756

Edward M. Favor "You're Welcome Tonight at the Ball" Victor 3281 (Victor Talking Machine Company)

Edward M. Favor "The Girl Who Threw Me Down" Edison cylinder of 1907 song by Albert Gumble

"The Mick That Sent The Pick" Edward M. Favor on 7-inch Zonophone I9525 = song by Bryan & Robinson

Edward M. Favor "How Can They Tell I'm Irish?" Edison cylinder 10345 Clarence Wainwright Murphy song

Edward M. Favor "Almost" Edison cylinder 10147 (1909) from 1908 show The Fair Co-Eds, Gustav Luders

Edward M. Favor "I Like The Hat, I Like The Dress, I Like The Girl That's In It"

"I'm Looking For The Man That Wrote The Merry Widow Waltz'" Edward M. Favor

"I Think I Hear A Woodpecker Knocking At My Family Tree" Edward M. Favor (1910) Edison cylinder

"I Think I Hear A Woodpecker Knocking At My Family Tree" Edward M. Favor (1910) Edison cylinder

Edward M Favor “Who Threw The Overalls In Mistress Murphy’s Chowder” 1901 Columbia disc Record

"He Calls Me His Own Grace Darling" Edward M. Favor on Victor 3276 (1901) London music hall number

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Johnstown Democrat May 1893 December 1937

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