Peerless Quartet - Let Me Linger Longer In Your Arms

recorded 10/23/1925

This was the first release by the new Peerless Quartet. The group consisted of Henry Burr - tenor, Carl Mathieu - first tenor, James Stanley - baritone, Stanley Baughman - bass.
Despite a new lineup delivering a fresh sound, Burr's Peerless only lasted till 11/1927. Their last recording being "Old Names of Old Flames". The group officially disbanded in 1929.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• 1920's
• male
• vocal
• quartet
• Henry
• Burr
• 78rpm

[CurzonRoad]

Once again... great melody, wonderful harmony, terrific sound! FIVE STARS*****

[pax41]

Thanks D!, I could make this sound better now though. My new technique was not in use at this time.

[genia106]

How Exquisitelly Romantic. I just love it.

Bob, I christen you The King of Music from "The Age of Innocence". I cannot wait to play this for my friends at my next High Tea Soiree! Thank you Dear One.

[pax41]

One of my favorite time periods. I didn't much care for the movie though.

[Corrie121]

I like this one a lot!

Thank you for sharing.

[pax41]

you will like the flip side too!

[AngelBiLove]

Lyrics D: ? can't find them anywhere! and i can't quite make out some parts

[osusannarosen]

The sheet music cover is a nice touch! thx for posting.

[genia106]

Dear One, You didn't like "Age", but I was starring in it, I was the beautiful Countess Olenska! Seriously Bob, I love these songs you put on.

[HarborGuy]

Really nice 5 Stars!

[CurzonRoad]

Excellent transfer... great, terrific  sound!