Christmas Time Seems Years and Years Away by Manuel Romain (1910) The Ninety And Nine by Frank C. Stanley (1902) Ring Out the Bells for Christmas by Edison Concert Band (1912)
Author: musichistory111; Tags: Phonograph Christmas
Christmas Time in Merry England by Concert Band (1906) Hark! The Herald Angels Sing by Henry Burr (1907) Oh, Tannenbaum by Nebe Quartet (1907) When The Snow Birds Cross The Valley by Harry MacDonough (1907)
Author: musichistory111; Tags: Phonograph Christmas
Gabi at Araw is a Kundiman compostion of Miguel "Mike" Velarde with lyrics by Dominador Santiago. Sung by the coloratura soprano, Lilia Reyes, under the music supervision of Leopoldo Silos. Audio from a vinyl phonograph recording.
Author: philclassic; Tags: Gabi at Araw Lilia Reyes Kundiman Miguel Velarde Jr Filipino Philippines Tagalog OPM
A brief documentary about the phonograph and its revolution towards society and economically.
Author: dbc72593; Tags: Phonographskittles
Here is Billy Murray with Chorus singing "Everybody Two -Step" from 1912. The Phonograph is an Edison Model D Standard Phonograph capable of playing both 2 & 4 Cylinder records. ... Billy Murray Edison Standard Phonograph Blue Amberol Record Thomas Everybody Two-Step 1912
Author: victrolaman; Tags: Billy Murray Edison Standard Phonograph Blue Amberol Record Thomas Everybody Two-Step 1912
Garrard number 1 spring wound silent Phonograph motor Garrard's first spring motor, called the Number 1, was a quality design having a cast iron mainframe with a thick baseplate, between which were supported two strong coil springs. With a full wind it would play three ten-inch or two twelve-inch diameter The ratchet winding mechanism was virtually silent and the twelve-inch turntable was driven at 78 rpm through gears.
Author: freddyboy420; Tags: Garrard number spring wound silent Phonograph motor
, & some didn`t quite correspond to it.though,saying this,it, never bothered me any! She, Mary Travers & Peter Paul & Mary, were 1 of My Great Inspirations to playing & learning Music. I,would put on these songs & many others on a portable Phonograph or a record player & play those 45`s till I,d wear them out almost.One, of My Very First LP`s or 331/3 rpm records, was that of , Peter Paul & Mary, standing together at "The Bitter End"in New York.CIty, on the front of the record jacket...This ...
Author: TheBanjoguy2; Tags: Folk Music Folk Songs Early 60`s Music TheBanjoguy2`s Music
was dubbed from a Diamond Disc recording made by the Broadway Dance Orchestra on June 21, 1921. Not one of the best dubs, but it's the Broadway Dance Orchestra, so that's okay. It is being played on my Edison Combination Standard Model D cylinder phonograph that was made around 1908. Edison cylinder records remained in production until 1929, so many '20s dance numbers could be played on old machines like this one.
Author: phonophilo; Tags: My Sunny Tennessee Broadway Dance Orchestra Edison Blue Amberol cylinder
