CHARLIE ROGERS (Boy Banjoist) "Favorite March" 7" 1903 NICOLE RECORD 3502 [78]
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Description
7" 78 rpm Single Sided Record
"Celluloid" Coated Cardboard Disc
NICOLE No. 3502
Mr. CHARLIE ROGERS - Banjo Solo
"FAVORITE MARCH"
Recorded in London, circa November 1903
CONDITION: Approx V++
( a clean copy which plays loud and clear from start to finish )
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Born in Shepherd's Bush in December 1890, Charlie Rogers was
regarded as a child prodigy who gave public concerts as early as 1899
It is said that he played with the speed of Joe Morley and the tone
production of Vess Ossman and he certainly took lessons from both.
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Nicole records were one of the very earliest disc records. They were
manufactured in Great Britain between August 1903 and March
1906, when the Company finally went out of business.
Their 7" and 10" records were cardboard based with a "celluloid"
playing surface, which can be a little noisy. Today they are very
scarce and it's unusual to find them with their surfaces intact!
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