Henry Burr American Quartet - Mine Good Night Mr Moon

Review by Ian Caple

The album Mine Good Night Mr Moon by Henry Burr American Quartet is a masterpiece of early 20th-century music. The quartet's smooth harmonies and Burr's rich vocals transport listeners to a time when music was simpler and more soulful. The album features a mix of upbeat tunes and slower ballads, all delivered with the group's trademark style and impeccable musicianship. Standout tracks include the hopeful "Keep on the Sunny Side" and the hauntingly beautiful "In the Garden of Tomorrow." Mine Good Night Mr Moon is a must-have for fans of vintage music and a testament to the enduring power of the American Quartet's sound.

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Artist: Henry Burr American Quartet
Album: Mine Good Night Mr Moon

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1912

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Track	Duration	Preview
Good Night , Mr. Moon
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Mine Irving Gillette aka Henry Burr 1912

Good night Mr. Moon American Quartet

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17046

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Victor

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Record Company	Victor Talking Machine Co.

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A: Tenor with orchestra; take 4 recorded 1/5/1912 Camden, New Jersey
B: Male Quartet with orchestra; take 1 recorded 1/11/1912 Camden, New Jersey

About Henry Burr American Quartet

Popular American tenor (b. January 15, 1882 St. Stephen, New Brunswick, Canada - d. April 6, 1941 Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A) Argued by many to be Canada's first musical export, Henry Burr was the most popular of the many pseudonyms used by tenor (others included , Henry Gillette, Alfred Alexander, Archie Alexander, Ira Allen, Harry Barr, Ralph Brainard, , Carl Ely, Frank Knapp, Al King, Shamus McClaskey, Charles Richards, Harold Spencer, and many others). See for additional profile. When credited with , please use with ANV as needed. One of the most famous ballad singers of the early 20th century, and one the first recording artists for Records and .