Original Sounds of the 1890s (Westwood Records LP 501)
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Original Sounds of the 1890s (Westwood Records LP 501)
All of our items come from the personal collection of the late Professor Emeritus Harry M. Geduld, founder of the Indiana University Film Studies Department. All records are professionally cleaned before shipping, but we are NOT responsible for skips and scratches.Tracklist
A1–Thomas Clark (4)Commodore Polka A2–U.S. Marine BandAdmiral Dewey March A3–Dan W. QuinnThe Band Played On A4–Sousa's BandRubber Neck Jim A5–George GrahamDrinking A6–Sousa's BandThe Thunderer A7–Haydn QuartetMy Old Kentucky Home A8–F. GiardellaClarionet Spaghetti Polka A9–Brilliant QuartetteHear Dem Bells A10–Joseph CullenDance Of The Brownies A11–Billy GoldenBye Bye Ma Honey
B1–Banda RosaWilliam Tell Overture (Finale) B2–Ferruccio GianniniIl Travatore: Di Quella Pira B3–Haydn QuartetColumbian Anthem B4–Sousa's BandDixie B5–W. Paris ChambersThe American Medley B6–Virginia Powell GoodwinBob-O-Link B7–Unknown ArtistSwiss Boy B8–Arthur PryorLove Thoughts Waltz B9–Sousa's BandA Hot Time In The Old Town Tonight B10–Jean MoeremansCarnival Of Cenice B11–George J. GaskinOld Folks At Home
Credits Design – Lorelle Kozoll Liner Notes – Edward C. Couture Producer – Stephen Jabloner
Notes The recordings in this album are all form original Berliner gramophone discs recorded between 1894 and 1899. The speed at which Berliner discs were recorded seems to vary over a range of about 57 to 70 rpm. Every effort has been made to reproduce all the selections in this album at the correct speed.
This record produced with the cooperation of the Archive of Recorded Sounds, Stanford University.
Track B7 is only credited as "Cornet Duet"
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