Re: I am the Edison phonograph
Posted: Sat Feb 21, 2009 10:25 pm
that sounds interesting...i have never even heard of that record.I would love to hear it though!
Aaron
Aaron
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It was No. 400, if the record slip is right.gramophoneshane wrote:We've all heard the advertising cylinder "I Am The Edison Phonograph" that was released in about 1906, but has anyone heard "The Phonograph's Description Of Itself" on Edison Bell No.4000 & recorded by William Lynd & Russell Hunting in 1900/01?
I'm wondering if this record might have been the "inspiration" for Edison's famous record.
Do you have a complete listing of Edison United phonograph cylinders? From when date the first recordings?gramophoneshane wrote:They must have left a "0" off the 400, as no.400 is Blue Danube by the London Concert orchestra, and was an 1896 release.
Shane,gramophoneshane wrote:No, I have the "Catalogue of the first series (brown wax) Edison Bell two minute cylinder records in numerical order 1896-1902".
— MordEth
Shane,gramophoneshane wrote:It's a 43 page book. My scanners out of action at the moment until I get a new cartridge next Thursday too.
Certainly, if you’d like to send those pages to me either via e-mail or private message (or start a thread and post them as attachments), I think this would be another great resource to have online.gramophoneshane wrote:I have been meaning to reloading the Columbia catalogue I had on Dan's board, and the Indestructible cylinder release dates list here. They're already in my computer, so you're welcome to use them if you like.
— MordEth