Description
This is the second incarnation of the amberol cylinder that Edison Laboratories used after Edison purchased the patent for Thomas B. Lambert's celluloid cylinder. It replaced the previous wax cylinders beginning in 1912.
"What'll I Do?" was composed in 1923 by Irving Berlin for his third Music Revue show. The song is most notable as being the the generalized them song for the 1974 film version of The Great Gatsby, where it was sung by William Atherton. The score for that film did net an Academy Award for Nelson Riddle.