Nat M. Wills
(1871 - 1917) Popular American stage star, vaudeville entertainer, and recording artist at the beginning of the 20th century. Best known for his "tramp" persona and for performing humorous or satirical musical numbers, including parodies of popular songs of the day.
The Famous Tramp Comedian
Nat M. Wills
2007
Archeophone Records
CD, Comp
An Australian Story / No News
G. H. Snazelle / Nat Wills*
1919
His Master's Voice
Shellac, 10"
War Stories / It's A Long, Long Way To Tipperary
Nat M. Wills
1917
Emerson Records (2)
Shellac, 7"
Automobile Parody / Pineville School Board
Nat M. Wills / Charles Ross Taggart
1917
Victor
Shellac, 12"
Parody On Eight Familiar Songs / A Father Of 36
Nat M. Wills
1916
Victor
Shellac, 10"
Asleep In The Deep / A New Cure For Drinking
Al Jolson / Nat M. Wills
1916
Victor
Shellac, 10"
Darky Stories / Too Much Dog
Nat M. Wills
1915
Victor
Shellac, 10"
No News, Or What Killed The Dog / Two Negro Stories
Nat M. Wills
1915
The Darky And The Boys / Old Oaken Bucket
Edwin M. Whitney* / Nat M. Wills
1914
Victor
Shellac, 10", RP
If A Table At Rector's Could Talk / New York, What's The Matter With You?
Nat M. Wills
1913
Victor
Shellac, 10"
"No News" Or "What Killed The Dog" / The Three Trees
Nat M. Wills / Tom McNaughton
1913
The Drink Cure / A Comic Medley Song
Nat Wills*
1913
The Traveling Man
Nat M. Wills
1909
Victor
Shellac, 10", S/Sided
The Old Oaken Bucket / Hannibal Hope And The Circus Parade
Nat M. Wills, Arthur Collins
1909
Victor
Shellac, 10"
B. P. O. E. (Elks' Song)
Nat M. Wills
1908
Victor
Shellac, 10", S/Sided
No News, Or What Killed The Dog
Nat M. Wills
1908
Uncle Josh Keeps House / Hortense At The Skating Rink
Cal Stewart / Nat M. Wills
Victor
Shellac, 12"
Hortense At Sea / The Tale Of The Cheese
Nat M. Wills / Murray K. Hill
Victor
Shellac, 12"
Before Radio (Comedy, Drama & Sound Sketches, 1897-1923)
Various
2008
Archeophone Records
CD, Comp
Legendary Voices Of Vaudeville
Various
2000
Take Two Records
2xCD, Comp
Dr. Demento's Basement Tapes No. 5
Dr. Demento
1996
The Demento Society
CD, Comp
Beat Me Off Scotty!
The Vulcaneers
1996
Repent Records (2)
LP
Broadcast Of Weekend 8-18 / 19-84
Dr. Demento
1984
Westwood One
2xLP, Transcription
Stars Of The Ziegfeld Follies
Various
1972
They Stopped The Show
Various
1969
They Stopped The Show!
Various
1968
Audio Rarities
LP, Comp
Ziegfeld Follies
Various
1967
Veritas Records
LP, Comp, Mono
Phono-Cylinders Vol. 2
Various
1961
A Collector's Grab-bag
Various
Collector's Grab-bag
LP, Unofficial
B. P. O. E. - Elk's Song
Nat M. Wills
No News, or What Killed The Dog
Nat M. Wills
The Traveling Man
Nat M. Wills
Down in Jungle Town (parady) (1909)
Nat M. Wills
No News, or What Killed the Dog (1909)
Nat M. Wills
Saving Up Coupons For Mother
Nat M. Wills
Hortense at Sea (1909)
Nat M. Wills
Old Oaken Bucket
Nat M. Wills
"No News" or "What Killed the Dog"
Nat M. Wills
Too Much Dog
Nat M. Wills
Automobile Parody (1907)
Nat M. Wills
Parody on "There Never was a Girl Like you"
Nat M. Wills
If A Table At Rector's Could Talk
Nat M. Wills
Our boarding house
Nat M. Wills
The Old Oaken Bucket (Parody) (1909)
Nat M. Wills
The Flag He Loved So Well
Nat M. Wills
Our Boarding House (1908)
Nat M. Wills
No News (or What Killed The Dog)
Nat M. Wills
Are You Sincere (parody) (1908)
Nat M. Wills
Parody on "There Nevere was a Girl Like you"
Nat M. Wills