03:07

“Yea we’ll be fine”~Brian Griffith~Recorded onto wax cylinder. @brianmakesmusic1

01:44

1898 Edison 2-clip standard phonograph FULL restoration. {READ DESCRIPTION}

02:13

1902~”Turkey in de straw”~Billy Golden. {1904 EDISON STANDARD WITH 1898 HORN}

02:37

1898~”Stars and stripes forever”~Sousa with the Edison Military Band. {STANDARD WITH MASSIVE HORN}

02:20

A new years message from me on wax cylinder.

01:56

“Dixie Traveller” by Me (Banjo and funny talk). Yellowstone Phonograph company of Billings, Montana.

02:03

1902~”Birds and the brook”~Peerless Orchestra. {DIGITAL TRANSFER}

02:14

1899~”Smokey Mokes”~Columbia grand orchestra. {READ DESCRIPTION}

02:10

1907~”Ring out the bells for Christmas”~Edison concert band. {DIGITAL TRANSFER}

02:28

1897~”Salvation army patrol”~Columbia orchestra. {DIGITAL TRANSFER}

02:31

Merry Christmas! 1907~”Ring out the bells for Christmas”~Edison concert band. {EDISON STANDARD D}

01:15

“Phantograph” dubbed cylinder from amberol to brown wax.

02:12

1900~”Flora waltz”~Walter Rodgers (Columbia orchestra). {DIGITAL TRANSCRIPTION}

02:00

1902~”Always in the way”~J.W. Meyers. {DIGITAL TRANSFER}

02:27

1900(?)~Unknown band selection~Columbia Orchestra. {DIGITAL TRANSFER}

02:24

1899~”Edison Polka”~Charles P. Low. {DIGITAL TRANSFER}

02:36

Demonstration of a rebuilt 1901 early “STANDARD” type AA talking machine.

01:46

Cylinder recording synced with video of the recording.

01:01

2024 home recording; “Balls in your jaws” by Conner, Connor, and Carson.

02:20

1902~”Holy City”~(WITH HOME RECORDING)~Harry Macdonald. {DIGITAL TRANSFER}

02:00

1902~”Darkey’s patrol”~Vess L. Ossman. {DIGITAL TRANSFER}

02:03

1901~”All hail the power of Jesus’ name”~J.W. Meyers. {DIGITAL TRANSFER}

09:52

Demonstration of a 1910 STANDARD phonograph with JAS phonograph company platter attachment.

00:35

First “recording” on a dictaphone cylinder using a homemade recorder. (Read description)

00:46

Columbia type Q Graphophone with a massive horn.

01:57

1903~”C-H-I-C-K-E-N” (That’s the way to spell chicken)~ Arthur Collins. {DIGITAL TRANSFER}

02:05

1901~”Camp Meeting Jubilee”~Columbia quartet. {DIGITAL TRANSFER}

03:25

1897~Unknown Irish speaker or sketch: read description. {DIGITAL TRANSCRIPTION}

08:24

Demonstration of an early 1901 Columbia “Q” phonograph and playing a cylinder.

02:23

~1890s(?)~Two selections from a female child (home recording)~Unkown singer~{DIGITAL TRANSFER}

02:09

1899(?)~”Carry me back to old Virginny”~Columbia Quartet~DIGITAL TRANSFER.

01:37

~1902~”Mandy, won’t you let me be your beau?”~Harry Tally~RAW TRANSFER~Columbia record #932

09:03

“ELECTRIC” reproduction of Edison cylinders

06:53

How I transfer Edison cylinders, easy, cheap, effective.

01:57

1906(?)~”Kentucky Babe””~Vassar Girls~DIGITAL TRANSFER~Edison Record #9460~

02:21

1907~”Flanagan on a broadway car”~Steve Porter. {Edison Standard D}

02:15

1908~”Imitation of amateur night at the vaudeville”~C. Porter. {Edison Standard D}

02:18

1904~”The Whistler and his dog”~Edison Military Band. {Edison Model D}

02:19

1906~”If the man in the moon where a coon”~Ada Jones. {Edison Model D Standard}

02:21

Playing a home recorded acetate on a windup phonograph

02:12

Update #1 on restoration of the 77’ custom Nova

06:22

Demonstration and beginning of restoration of an Edison Laboratory c150 Diamond Disk machine.

02:21

Ragtime Rastus dances the “Maple Leaf Rag” by Van Eps; Edison 2 minute cylinder.

03:59

Happy Fourth! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 “The Bonnet Blue Flag”~Miller and his Old South Quartet~

02:01

Demonstration of a “Ragtime Rastus” Phonograph dancing toy.

04:09

The restoration of the amberola 8 has been completed.

04:10

1913~”My Uncle’s Farm”~Golden and Hughes. {Amberola 8}

03:50

Rare Amberola 8 phonograph demonstration

02:39

1910~”Dixie”~Arthur Pryor’s Band. {Victor XI}

03:00

1916~”Stars and Stripes Forever March”~Sousas band. {Victor XI}

03:05

1910~”Casey Jones”~Billy Murray And American Quartet.

04:01

1910~“That’s The Doctor, Bill“~Billy Murray.

02:55

1905~”Man Without Woman”~Billy Murray. (raw transfer)

02:39

1906~”Nigger Loves His ‘Possum”~Collins And Harlan. (Raw Transfer)

01:55

1898~“Old Black Joe“~Haydn Quartet. BERLINER! (Transfer)

02:01

1901~“The man behind“~Billy Murray~DIGITAL TRANSFER~Busy Bee Cylinder #151

02:59

Homemade Reproduction Berliner!

04:21

1916-“Poor Butterfly” (foxtrot) Victor Military Band.

02:20

1902-“Good evening, Caroline”-Billy Murray

03:10

1931-“Music In My Fingers“-Frank Luther and Phil Oman