Ed Smalle
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American vocalist (tenor and baritone) and pianist active in the 1920s. Born November 2, 1887 Died November 23, 1968. Ed Smalle (pronounced "smalley") was a much-recorded vocalist and pianist who started making records during the latter days of acoustical recording, and continued to be very active throughout the 1920s. He began his career in music as a song demonstrator in Boston before moving to New York to work for Harry Von Tilzer's publishing company. He began his recording career at the suggestion of Billy Murray, who appreciated Smalle's ability to sing vocal harmony. Smalle's expertise in creating eccentric vocal sounds won him great favor as a recording artist. He was also a member of the popular vocal group The Revelers (2), as both vocalist and pianist.
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Ed Smalle (Whispering Ed)
Ed Smalley
Ed. Smalle
Edwin Smalle
Smalle
Smalley
Whispering "Ed"
Johnny Marvin
10", 78 RPM
Ed Smalle
10", 78 RPM, Repress
Vaughn De Leath
10", 78 RPM
Frank Bessinger
10", 78 RPM
Johnny Marvin
10", 78 RPM
Johnny Marvin
10", 78 RPM
Johnny Marvin
10", 78 RPM
Willard Robison
10", 78 RPM
Billy Murray
10", 78 RPM
Ed Smalle
10", 78 RPM
Ed Smalle
10", 78 RPM
Vernon Dalhart
Miscellaneous Edison Disc 1924 US
Billy Murray
27cm, 80 RPM
