Ada Jones And Will Robbins - My Little Girl
Review by Tristan Thomas
My Little Girl is a charming album that captures the spirit of old-time music hall performances. Ada Jones and Will Robbins bring their considerable talents to bear on a collection of songs that range from sentimental ballads to lively dance numbers. Jones' voice is sweet and expressive, while Robbins' accompaniment on piano and banjo is deft and nimble. The duo's chemistry is evident throughout the album, as they play off each other's energy and create a warm and inviting atmosphere. Highlights include the jaunty "Oh, You Beautiful Doll" and the wistful "My Little Girl," which showcases Jones' emotive vocals. My Little Girl is a delightful listen that will transport you back to a bygone era of entertainment.
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Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| My Little Girl |
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Formats
- Shellac
- 10"
- 78 RPM
- Single Sided
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Soprano Vocals | Ada Jones |
| Tenor Vocals | Will Robbins |
About Ada Jones And Will Robbins
British-born popular mezzo-soprano and comedienne (born June 1873, Oldham, Lancashire, United Kingdom died May 22, 1922, Rocky Mount, NC, United States)
One of the leading female singers during the acoustic recording era, Jones prolifically recorded from 1893 to 1922. Born in Lancashire, England, she moved with her family to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1879, at the age of six. Later they lived in Newark, New Jersey, not far from Edison's recording studio in West Orange, New Jersey, where she made her first recordings in 1893. In 1904, she began recording for and as well.
Jones was an unusually versatile singer who performed everything from sentimental ballads to popular hits of the day. One of her specialities were comic songs in which she imitated German, Irish, and African American women just as well as big city salesgirls, country damsels, grandmothers, or New York newsboys.
Real Name
- Ada Jones
Name Vars
- Ada Jones & Male Quartet
- Ada Jones And Chorus
- Ada Jones and Chorus
- Ida Jones
- J
- Jones
- MIss Ada Jones
- Miss Ada Jones
- Miss Ida Jones
- Miss Jones