1912 Heidelberg Quintette - Waiting For The Robert E. Lee

Among the most popular song hits of 1912, the title refers to the steamboat of that name. This vocal group was actually Billy Murray and his famous American Quartet, billed as the Heidelberg Quintette when supplemented by the addition of countertenor Will Oakland.
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Transferred from 78rpm: Victor 17141 - Waiting For The Robert E. Lee (Gilbert-Muir) by the Heidelberg Quintette, recorded in Camden NJ July 11, 1912
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