voc, 1874-1937 US, East Orange, New Jersey
Singer of Pop and Spoken Word
A.k.a. Edward Warren Meeker
(1874 - 1937) American vocalist, known for appearances on Edison Records, as an announcer, and performer of songs like Chicken Reel and Take Me Out To The Ball Game, as well as reading vaudeville skits and providing sound effects.
Track list and 30sec audio provided by
Title | Artist | Year | Type |
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Steamboat Bill / The Bell Hops | Edward Meeker / Golden And Hughes | 1922 | Single |
Mister Gallagher And Mister Shean / Who Tied The Can On The Old Dog's Tail? | Edward Meeker, Steve Porter | 1922 | Single |
Uncle Josh Takes The Census / Clancy's Wooden Wedding | Cal Stewart / Edward Meeker | 1922 | Single |
Flanagan's Night Off / Laughing Song | Ada Jones, Steve Porter / Edward Meeker, Empire Vaudeville Company | 1921 | Single |
Danny's Return From France | Bob Willis, Ada Jones & Edward Meeker | 1919 | Single |
Colored Recurits, The / Whistling Coon | Billy Golden And Billy Heins, Edward Meeker And Empire Vaudeville Company | 1918 | Single |
Two Rubes Swapping Horses | Steve Porter & Edward Meeker | 1913 | Single |
I Wish I Had A Girl / Broke | Billy Murray / Edward Meeker | 1909 | Album |
Down In Georgia On Campmeeting Day | Edward Meeker | 1909 | Single |
Songs The Band Played | Edward Meeker | 1906 | Single |