The Recorded Sound Archives (RSA) is a unit of FAU Libraries Special Collections department. We are located in the Wimberly Library on FAU's Boca Raton campus.
Originally established in 2002 as a small project dedicated to the preservation of recorded Jewish music, it has matured into a robust digitization operation for all types of sound recordings.
I Married the Bootlegger's Daughter; How's Your Folks and My Folks
| Collection(s) | Vintage |
| Catalogue Number | 19739-A / 19739-B |
| Matrix Number | N/A |
| Record Label | Victor - His Master's Voice |
| Record Format | 78 RPM - 10" |
| Shelf Number | 3431 |
| Number of Tracks | 2 |
| Date Recorded | 1925-06-10 |
| Album Artists | |
| Notes | N/A |
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Recordings restricted by copyright will only play 45 seconds to give you a sense of what that recording originally sounded like.
These recordings can be identified by the words (Research Station) in the music player.
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| 1 - I Married the Bootlegger's Daughter
Composer(s) : Frank Crumit
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| 2 - How's Your Folks and My Folks (Down in Norfolk Town)
Composer(s) : Cal De Voll ; Dudley Mecum
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