| Title | Harmony 5-H | Alone At Last |
| Date | 1925 |
| Year Released | 1926 |
| Artist | The Southern Serenaders |
| Label | Harmony |
| Catalog Number | 5-H |
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| Description | A 10-inch 78 rpm shellac disc on the Harmony label, a budget subsidiary of Columbia Records. The Southern Serenaders was a pseudonym used on Harmony, in this case, for Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra. Louis Armstrong appeared on this session, "Alone At Last". The deep red label displays the Harmony logo in its characteristic cursive script and bears the title "Alone At Last," with the composer credit "(Fiorito and Kahn)" listed beneath, identified as a Fox Trot performed by The Southern Serenaders. The catalog number is 5H, with the matrix number 140820 visible both on the label and in the wax. The label further reads "PAT'D IN U.S.A. JAN. 21, '13, AND MAY 22, 13" and "MANUFACTURED BY COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH COMPANY, INC. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. U.S.A." The parenthetical "(140820)" also appears on the label. "Alone at Last" was composed by Ted Fiorito with lyrics by Gus Kahn. |
| Location | New York, NY |
