Parlophon-p1180-z2860

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Title/Work	Forget me not
Author(s)/Composer(s)	Henry Brinley Richards (1817 - 1885)
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Genre(s)	Foxtrot, Foxtrot by Henry Brinley Richards
Performer(s)	Marek Weber and his Orchestra (1908 - )
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Label	Parlophone (Carl Lindström Company)
Part of record	Parlophon P 1180
Matrix/StamperID	2-28602
Recording location	Carl Lindström AG, Berlin (German Reich)
1st recording date	1921/04/15
1st release date	1921
1st release location (origin)	DE
References	http://discography.phonomuseum.at/parlo/parlo000250.pdf master 2-2860 GER: Berlin, Carl Lindström AG, SO.33, Schlesische Straße 26 1921.04.15 Fri (Max Birckhahn) Forget Me Not — Scottish espagnole (Henry Richards) Marek Weber (MD). — Marek Weber und sein Orchester (orchestra).

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