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Revealed: the secrets of Captain Scott's playlist

soundofthehound wrote 2 weeks ago: New album is compiled from gramophone recordings explorer took on ill-fated journey to the Antarctic … more →

Tags: history of recorded music, People, , 1912, Band Of The Coldstream Guards, captain scott, eMi, emi group archive trust, enrico caruso

CLARA BUTT (1872–1936)

soundofthehound wrote 1 month ago:  By Tony Locantro In Victorian and Edwardian times, there was a great vogue for female singers with … more →

Tags: 1915, great recordings, history of recorded music, People, recording legends, Recording Studios, Recordings, 1872, 1899

The bass-baritone Peter Dawson (1882–1961)

soundofthehound wrote 1 month ago:   By Tony Locantro       Peter Dawson as Nipper The bass-baritone Peter Dawson (1882–1961) came to t … more →

Tags: 1904, 1909, great recordings, history of recorded music, People, recording legends, 1882, 1903, 1906

The tenor Edward Lloyd (1845–1927) 1 comment

soundofthehound wrote 1 month ago: By Tony Locantro   The tenor Edward Lloyd (1845–1927) had a distinguished career for some 30 years a … more →

Tags: 1904, recording legends, 1911, edward elgar, Edward Lloyd, King George V, The Gramophone Company, tony locantro

The Music Goes Round by F W Gaisberg

bookvolunteer wrote 4 months ago: Click to view slideshow. This scarce book, published in 1942, is Gaisberg’s account of his wor … more →

Tags: History, Music, Oxfam, Wilmslow, Gaisberg, His Master's Voice, Caruso, Abbey Road Studios, The Gramophone Company

Three To Redo (2011)

MEinRhyme wrote 5 months ago: 1. The kitchen. 2. That bath. 3. Alexander Graham Bell’s early audio. ======================== … more →

Tags: Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times 2011, "Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times", Kitchen, bath, Mary Elizabeth Rumsey, Alexander Graham Bell, New technology, 1880's

In The Dust #5: Django Reinhardt 'The Classic Early Recordings' (1935-1939)

@thoughtontracks wrote 7 months ago: Once a week In The Dust rolls up its sleeves and digs to the back of the rack to find that record, t … more →

Tags: Album Review, In the Dust, jazz, In the Dust #5, django reinhardt, 5 Volume set, France, Gypsy

Publicity photos of the early Gramophone stars #2 Albert and 'is old Dutch

soundofthehound wrote 12 months ago: This is the second in a series of publicity shots from the early years of the recording business tha … more →

Tags: recording legends, history of recorded music, People, Recordings, films, 1899, emi group archive trust, fred gaisberg, eMi

Photographs from long ago: #1 Paderewski.

soundofthehound wrote 1 year ago: We have been given access to a number of vintage photo’s from the EMI Archive Trust which we’ll run … more →

Tags: recording legends, history of recorded music, People, Recordings, 1912, emi group archive trust, fred gaisberg, British Empire, Paris

April 8th 1900: What Fred did next

soundofthehound wrote 1 year ago: If you can remember from our last visit to his diaries of exactly 110 years ago, roving proto-field … more →

Tags: recording legends, history of recorded music, People, 1900, fred gaisberg, Russia, william sinkler darby, St. Petersburg, raphoff

Fred Gaisberg. The World's First A&R man.

soundofthehound wrote 1 year ago: Imagine a world where nothing yet has been recorded.  Almost nobody on the planet has heard sound pl … more →

Tags: recording legends, history of recorded music, People, Recordings, fred gaisberg

The first recording in the history of recorded sound: 17 years before Edison. By a Frenchman!3 comments

soundofthehound wrote 1 year ago: Twenty years before Edison invented the recording process, Frenchman Leon Scott de Martinville inven … more →

Tags: history of recorded music, 1857, 1860, Leon Scott de Martinville, edison, phonautograph, First Sounds, Au Clair de la Lune

Leo XIII sings Ave Maria3 comments

Catholicism Pure & Simple wrote 1 year ago: In this video you hear 93-year-old Pope Leo XIII chant Ave Maria in Latin–the oldest known audio rec … more →

Tags: Catholic Prayers, Catholic culture, Church History, Leo XIII, ave maria

Dylan for Christmas

Jeffrey T. Mason wrote 1 year ago: Bob Dylan [lastfm]Bob Dylan[/lastfm]…all wrapped up in a bow.  I doubt he’d fit in a sto … more →

Tags: [on air], Music, Bob Dylan, original mono recordings, Dylan demos

Joan Osborne's early recordings ROCK!2 comments

47whitebuffalo wrote 2 years ago: These days the incredible voice  of Joan Osborne seems repressed and supressed by gentle pop tones i … more →

Tags: Music, writing, Life, Humor, Art, Creative Writing, Publishing, Random, Culture

Cylinder Archive Online

sc wrote 3 years ago: I just learned about an archive of some of the first recorded music being digitized by the Universit … more →

Tags: General, Music Industry, cylinders

Extreme Volume Pop - Healter Skelter

extremevolumepop wrote 3 years ago: Pop music is an antidote to the thinking processes of the common man; it is a form of mass-mind cont … more →

Tags: noise and experimental, Experimental, extreme volume pop (noise artist), CDs for purchase, discs

Extreme Volume Pop: Compilations

extremevolumepop wrote 3 years ago: COMPILATION ONE: A compilation of early tracks by EXTREME VOLUME POP , the ongoing noise project by … more →

Tags: noise and experimental, Experimental, extreme volume pop (noise artist), Free Downloads, compilations, harsh ambience


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