Someone Is Losin' Susan by Harry Reser and His Orchestra, 1926

Hey, folks!


"Someone Is Losin' Susan," according to Harry Reser and His Orchestra (under the nom de plume of The Seven Little Polar Bears) with vocal by Tom Stacks.


Recorded in March of 1926 and released on Cameo #915.


This is NOT the later-day Philadelphia-based same-named label of the 1950s and 1960s best remembered for hits by Charlie Gracie and Bobby Rydell, amongst others (and whose sister label Parkway was the home of Chubby Checker).

Where The Sweet Forget-Me-Nots Remember by Harry Reser and His Orchestra...

Time for music from Harry Reser and His Orchestra (under the nom de plume of Victor King and His Troubadours).


"Where The Sweet Forget Me Nots  Remember" is the tune and Irving Kaufman does the vocal.


More great stuff from Harry and the boys.


Recorded in July of 1929 and released on Conqueror Records #7384 for sale at Sears Roebuck stores.

Beautiful by Century Serenaders (Harry Reser Orch), 1928

Looks like Harry and boys did their homework again!


"Beautiful" is the title of the song and band in question is Harry Reser and His Orchestra-----under the nom de plume of the Century Serenaders.


Recorded in January of 1928 and released on Vocalion #15653.

"Collegiate Sam" Harry Reser's Syncopators 1929

Time for music by Harry Reser's Syncopators, "Collegiate Sam," with Tom Stacks on the vocal.

Recorded on September 14, 1929 in New York City and released on Columbia #1973-D.