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Vintage Broadway

About Me


Vintage Broadway is devoted to preserving and promoting the lost legacy of the earliest years of the Broadway Musical and its creators. We publish CDs, Music Scores, and related material.
Our first major project was a 2 CD set called Vintage Recordings from the 1903 Wizard of Oz for which we received a GRAMMY AWARD nomination as "Best Historical Album." Similar CDs are in the works and scheduled for later this year.
In our BLOG you will find much additional information including BLOGS devoted to specific shows, forgotten composers, contemporary articles, and much else, too. Keep checking back.
So Welcome! If you have any questions or special requests we are always glad to help.
REVIEWS OF OUR CDs
"Impeccably researched, illustrated and produced. A terrific job, which raises the standard bar for archival reconstruction from 78s and cylinders. The annotated booklet is superb and authoritative. . . a fascinating immersion into the lost world of musical theatre from 100 years ago. It is a "must have" CD set."
--Richard C. Norton
Author of A CHRONOLOGY OF AMERICAN MUSICAL THEATER
"Here is a delightful collection of the sounds and nonsense of very early musical theater, made all the more fascinating and informative by the notes and photographs provided.
--Gerald Bordman
Author of AMERICAN MUSICAL THEATRE: A CHRONICLE /i/

"This collection . . . is an extraordinary job of archival recreation. The material, mostly recordings close to 100 years old, is extremely rare, and producer David Maxine has somehow managed to locate it, discover dates and singers, and, in superbly organized and lucid liner notes, document when each song and singer performed it in one or another edition of the show . . . now is the perfect time for this collection of two-and-a-half hours of material from the first musical version of "The Wizard of Oz."
--Ken Mandelbaum You may also be interested in our mySpace Group
ANTIQUE RECORDINGS - Cylinders & 78s

Below are links to some delightful MIDI music files. Just click on a show title and listen! You may need to pause the player above so as not to have two songs playing at the same time.

My Interests

Music:

Member Since: 05/11/2006
Band Website: www.hungrytigerpress.com
Sounds Like: Victor Herbert, Reginald De Koven, Gus Edwards, Harry B. Smith, Frank Pixley and Gustav Luders, George Ade, Lionel Monckton, Jerome Kern, Paul Tietjens, Frederic Chapin, George M. Cohan, Sidney Jones, Raymond Hubbell, Joe Howard, Ivan Caryll, Leslie Stuart, Harry Talbot, Louis F. Gottschalk, John W. Bratton, Julian Edwards, Leo Edwards, Jack Norworth, Nora Bayes, Sigmund Romberg, Ludwig Englander, A. Baldwin Sloane, Karl Hoschna, Gustav Kerker, Paul Rubens, Harry Von Tilzer, John Stromberg, John Philip Sousa, Edward German, Gilbert and Sullivan, George Gershwin

1890s, 1900s, Ragtime, Tin Pan Alley, Broadway, NYC, New York City, Comic Opera, Vaudeville, Operetta, Music Hall, West End, Victorian and Edwardian Theater.

Montgomery and Stone, Elsie Janis, Dewolf Hopper, Thomas Q. Seabrooke, Lotta Faust, Lillian Russell, Jerome Sykes, Bessie Wynn, the Rogers Brothers, Weber and Fields, Master Gabriel

Ada Jones, Billy Murray, Harry Macdonough, Edward M. Favor, Arthur Pryor, Arthur Collins, Byron G. Harlan, Dan W. Quinn, Thomas Alva Edison

Record Label: Vintage Broadway - Hungry Tiger Press
Type of Label: Indie

My Blog

The Pearl and the Pumpkin - 1905

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Posted by on Thu, 03 May 2007 17:17:00 GMT

Hurrah for Baffin's Bay from THE WIZARD OF OZ - 1903

Hurrah for Baffin's Bay From the 1903 Musical Extravaganza The Wizard of Oz Music by Theodore F. MorseWords by Vincent Bryan  ...
Posted by on Tue, 24 Apr 2007 22:16:00 GMT

THE WOGGLE BUG - Sheet Music Book

The Woggle-BugJust republished! The COMPLETE history ofL. Frank Baum's rarest Oz musical!Featuring all the surviving music by Frederic ChapinIn 1905 L. Frank Baum tried to duplicate the success of his...
Posted by on Fri, 20 Apr 2007 16:39:00 GMT

Our GRAMMY AWARD Nomination!

Our GRAMMY AWARD Nomination!When I was a kid, I often fantasized about being famous and winning awards. I do not mean the spelling bee, either! I was certain one-day I'd have an Oscar, a Tony Award, o...
Posted by on Thu, 19 Apr 2007 22:22:00 GMT