First Century Dementia: The Oldest Novelty Records Of All Time

An album of early 20th century novelty songs, compiled by the expert himself, Dr. Demento (who is coming up on his 50th anniversary as “The Doctor”!)  This RSD Black Friday release marks its first time on vinyl.  DISC 1 Side A1.) 20th Century Rag – Billy Murray (1914)2.) Yes, We Have No Bananas - Billy Jones (1923)3.) Oh, How I Hate To Get Up In the Morning – Arthur Fields (1918)4.) Nobody - Bert Williams (1906)5.) The 11:69 Express - Fred Duprez (1911)6.) Barney Google - Billy Jones and Ernest Hare (1923) DISC 1 Side B7.) The Tale of the Cheese - Murray K. Hill (1909)8.) Alcoholic Blues - Billy Murray (1920)9.) Mr. Gallagher and Mr. Shean - Absolutely Mr. Shean (1922)10.) You Must Come Over - Savoy & Brennan (1923)11.) Stop Your Ticking, Jock - Harry Lauder (1909) DISC 2 Side A 12.) I'm Wise - Clarice Vance (1907)13.) Reuben Haskins' Ride On A Cyclone Auto - Len & Henry Spencer (1902)14.) Uncle Josh Buys an Automobile - Cal Stewart (1915)15.) The Little Old Ford Rambling Right Along - Billy Murray (1915)16.) Cohen At the Telephone - Joe Hayman (1913)17.) Fido Is A Hot Dog Now - Billy Murray (1914) DISC 2 Side B18.) Some Little Bug Is Going To Find You - Roy Atwell (1915)19.) Casey At the Bat - DeWolf Hopper (1909)20.) Oh, You Candy Kid - Ada Jones (1909)21.) I Love Me - Eddie Cantor (1923)22.) The Ravings of John McCullough - Anonymous (circa 1895)23.) Old King Tut - Billy Jones and Ernest Hare (1923)24.) The OKeh Laughing Record - Anonymous (1922)