The Old Phono Blog
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Mr. Sivan's Speaking Watch with the Edison Phonograph inside...
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It's beautiful, it's compact, it's electric, it's unique and it's almost 100 years old. One of the more beautiful phonographs to look at, the Kutzmann is a little-known brand.
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Thomas Edison invented the Phonograph in 1877: a handy tabletop device that could play music for a small group of listeners. By 1915 the phonograph (now with a small “p” as a generic name) was a moderately pricey luxury—an average working man could buy a good model with a month’s wages. Reported in Scientific American, November 6, 1915
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Photographer Art Kane took the most wonderful photograph in jazz history, featuring 57 of the best jazz musicians ever: A Great Day In Harlem.
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Looking for some good Halloween records to search out for your holiday listening? Why not start with this list of Teens and Twenties Halloween Records!
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- Bix Beiderbecke Museum and Archive Opens
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- Free Discography Downloads
- Edison invented recordings – but it was the phonography studios of Spain that popularised them
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