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A very nice one 😊

Recorded on December 8, 1911. Orchestra under the direction of Walter B. Rogers. This is a 1918 reissue.

Recorded on February 20, 1928.

"At the Tap in the Cryotap", sung by Georgia Mittakis. Originally released in 1948 on Odeon {Greece} GA-7454. Clarinet solo by Yiorgos {George} Anestopoulous.

"A Levantine Passed By", sung by Georgia Mittakis. Recorded in January 1947, and originally released in 1948 on Odeon {Greece} GA-7371. Clarinet solo by Yiorgos {George} Anestopoulous.

"Drag to the Fence", sung by Georgia Mittaki. Originally released in 1948 on Odeon {Greece} GA-7447. Clarinet solo by Yiorgos Anestopoulos.

"Trisado", sung by Georgia Mittaki. Originally released in 1948 on Odeon {Greece} GA-7447. Clarinet solo by Yiorgos Anestopoulos.

It’ll never catch on. Don’t waste your money.

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Recorded on April 7, 1910. Piano accompaniment by Percy B. Kahn.

I’m 20 and I dig old music like this

Sounded pretty darn good! Your preservation efforts are appreciated, and thank you for sharing the results with us all!! 😎👍👍

105 years old... amazing!! Many thanks for sharing with us!! 😎👍👍

"German Australian" or 'German Austrian'? Great recording, 110 years haven't touched this performance! Many thanks for sharing with us! 😎👍👍

Aahhhhh FINALLY, thanks to you I know now the name of this so famous piece of music!!! Many thanks for saving and sharing!!! 😎👍👍

Awesome recording, thanks for saving and sharing!! Keep up the great work!! 😎👍👍

105 years old, and still sounds very cool!!! Many thanks for sharing this beauty with us all!! 😎👍👍

2:30 Reminds me of the WSOD (White Screen Of Death) on the end of a VHS tape.

The singer is Henry Burr. The record is a remaindered Columbia, which was re- issued on the Standard economy label about 1910.

It’s a classic song tiptoe thru the tulips with me 😐

Amazing.

I love this.🎶

Another amazing performance saved for posterity!! Many thanks for all you do!! 😎👍👍

I love hearing these old band pieces thanks for sharing them

Very nice 👍

Very nice

Thanks for posting this! Had this 78 as a kid - inherited from my Grandparents. Haven't heard it for years! 😃

04/ 1932 😊

04/ 1932 😊

My day is complete. Thank you.

Recorded in July 1920.

Thank you for your efforts to preserve our audio history!! 😎👍👍

Recorded on February 20, 1920. Also released on Edison Blue Amberol {cylinder} 4036.

Recorded on December 24, 1920. Also released on Edison Blue Amberol {cylinder} 4252.

Recorded in August 1920.

Recorded on December 21, 1950.

Thank you for posting this recording of the great Ernestine Schumann Heink. There are videos of Ms. Schumann Heink here on YT. One of them shows her teaching masterclass which is worth watching. Also, her autobiography is quite interesting.

Recorded on June 12, 1922. Orchestra under the direction of Rosario Bourdon.

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I have a diamond disc that looks similar to this one. It's double-sided and has an engraving of Edison's portrait on a shield background and another shield that says "This patented Record is sold by Thomas A Edison Inc. Orange, N.J. subject to restrictions printed on container in which it is put out by this company." The A side is "Ragging the Scale - Fox Trot (Claypoole)" by Jaudas Society Orchestra and the B side is "Whistling Rufus One Step (Kerry Mills)" also by the Jaudas Society Orchestra. It's number is 50305 and "4153-C-77" are etched into the record below the Edison logo. Would you mind helping me to find out what year this disc is from?

Hoagy was an Indiana Boy. 🎇🌹🙏And this is a Favorite Song of Mine ❣️

🔹💠🔹💠🔹💠🔹👁️👁️🔹💠 The More We Drift Apart.....💙

He was swept up in the moment.

Fascinating glimpse into post WWI America.

I used to own this disc - great memories.

Very cool piece of American History!!! Many thanks for sharing!! 😎👍👍

Such a happy little organ track!! Many thanks for sharing this ditty with us! 😎👍👍

Is that a Novochord?

Thank you. That was lovely.

I recently found a vogue record at an estate sale . Their very pretty !