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This is an early 20s console model. If you still have it, what is the model number on the tag at the back?

somewhere in Joe's tape archive of home recordings is a tape of me and my best friend before he passed doing old time duets. Rip Jan Rogalski and Joe Bussard

love it, make part 2

That whistle is so much better than its hooter

What happend to his collection ?

What was the jazz 78 he played right after the "how many biscuits?" song? Duke? Got it! "Beggar's Blues" by Duke

His name is on many, many of my CDs as the source for 78s - truly a great collector and historian

The Days before precision schedualed railroading

Thanks for including the music credits at the end.

C&O 2789's hooter on 765 sounds just like Murdoch's whistle!

great catches tour and video of the huckleberry railroad photo run with 464

What was the fate of this collection? Is it still intact?

I remember going there a couple times in the late 1970s

When he said (in another video) that rock'n roll destroyed music, I was done with this guy. Just an old man yelling at the clouds.

I can’t find the whole movie they made ? Anyone have a link to it ? Or website?

Where does one get that Gennett Records Trucker Hat? I would love to have one like that.

May he be blessed with all the needles, cartridges, playback systems and records in the world.

Rest in peace joe! He was an inspiration to all 78 collectors, Jazz or country.

Fantastic. Made my way here after reading a New York Times obit on him. RIP Joe.

Those damn Everly Brothers! Oh my God. RIP Joe.

Can anyone tell me what that rollicking little number is that he plays around 7 mins into this video?

Elvis? Beach Boys? Nope! On the backs of The Giants!

Good times!!

RIP Joe, you inspired so many of us to keep and enjoy those old records that the family wanted us to toss out.

He made me appreciate the music on 78’s more than ever before? His collection was second too none. Not even the US National archives has, what he had. Miss you Joe Bussard. 1936-2022.

Farewell, Joe ! Off to that great big record room in the sky. Thanks for all that you taught us.

RIP, Joe; you were an inspiration to all of us and a wonderful soul.

I have the first song and third that plays on 78! Song number one is If I had a talking picture of you by Johnny marvin, the flip side is I'm a dreamer aren't we all? The third song is Begin The Beguine by Artie Shaw, The Flip side is Frenesi.

Cool to see a CNW heritage train 🚂

If joe is putting on music I don't have to worry or leave hehe

Nice video, bud.

What turntable is he using at 9:00

Really enjoyed this film. Greetings from a collector in europe

Joe is my version of an American music historian. He is amazing and beyond his years by far.

Wow I Love it. Im 17 years old and I’m collecting 78s and gramophones too. 😃😍

You stepped on a Robert Johnson!!!!

Beautiful cats, but damnnnn they're fat as fuck! 😮😯😧

I love everything about Joe Bussard. But I am dying. I need to know the Brand and Model of that speaker he uses. It's great!

It was fascinating to see this very old record being played on a wind-up gramophone. The sound quality is surprisingly good. Was this song ever recorded on a phonograph cylinder? The earliest date I have for its composition is 1920. Could it be even earlier? Winifred Atwell rendered this melody very well on a record called "Piano Party" which contained a medley of old songs, recorded in the 1950s.

Omg I can’t believe how long ago this was 😂

"That's when I stained my underwear" - the reaction to the ultimate find.

Long Live, Joseph 'Joe' Bussard!!!!!👍👍👍👍👍🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶

Have always wanted to meet him, but he lives very far from me. Haha.

This intro is bloody annoying.

Blinking hell, came upon this by chance. What a fantastic collection of 78s, I'm not jealous ☹️

sounds terrible. You need to get the reproducer rebuilt and change the needle for each side of a record!

Wow what a beautifully filmed mini documentary. More please...

It's fascinating that's there's young and old people that like those shellac records still. I don't have the proper equipment to play them.

I was there that day, I enjoyed every hour of it.

Dont ruin this record!