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May also be listed as cylinder #57
WANTED: "Overture to William Tell" Edison Gold Molded #2422
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WANTED: "Overture to William Tell" Edison Gold Molded #2422
WANTED: "Overture to William Tell" Edison Gold Molded Cylinder #2422
May also be listed as cylinder #57
May also be listed as cylinder #57
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Re: WANTED: "Overture to William Tell" Edison Gold Molded #2
That catalogue number does not correspond to any listing in Koenigsberg's Edison Cylinder Records: he lists two banjo versions (#7114 and #8143), and one band version (#57). The number you have cited belongs to a cornet solo, "Massa's in De Cold, Cold Ground".doctor t wrote:WANTED: "Overture to William Tell" Edison Gold Molded Cylinder #2422
Neither is it found in Frow's Blue Amberol catalogue: the only recording there is #1863. The numbers 2240 - 2251 appear to be foreign folk dances.
Are you sure you have the right number? Or could it perhaps belong to an Indestructible, rather than an Edison?
Bill
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Re: WANTED: "Overture to William Tell" Edison Gold Molded #2
Has anyone seen one of these? The sound is great! If not, I may have to get one recorded from this recording:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xoHECVnQC7A
Bright and crisp, and I want to hear it on my Edison.
I want to get this one recorded too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7AlEvy0fJto
Who is the best recorder in the business?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xoHECVnQC7A
Bright and crisp, and I want to hear it on my Edison.
I want to get this one recorded too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7AlEvy0fJto
Who is the best recorder in the business?
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Re: WANTED: "Overture to William Tell" Edison Gold Molded #2
2422 is the University's catalogue number. The Edison number was 57 .
"Note: Edison Gold Moulded Record: 57"
"Note: Edison Gold Moulded Record: 57"