In this episode of Three Tune Tuesday, we explored the fascinating world of Lyric Records, a pioneering label from the early 20th century. We journeyed through three distinctive recordings that showcase the label's commitment to quality and its capture of a pivotal moment in American musical history. From the young George Gershwin's collaboration on "Darling" performed by Selvin's Novelty Orchestra, to Jerome Kern's emotive "Left All Alone Again Blues" brought to life by Joseph Samuels Dance Orchestra, and finally to the lively "At the High Brown Babies Ball" by Yerke's Novelty Five, we witnessed the transition from ragtime influences to the emergence of early jazz. These selections not only entertained but also provided a valuable historical perspective on the evolving soundscape of post-World War I America, demonstrating Lyric Records' significant role in preserving the musical heritage of its time.