Phonograph videos

Floppy disks, casette tapes, out dated pc, outdated microphone, outdated equipment

Victrola (RS BW) 64837, "That Tumble-Down Shack in Athlone" (Pascoe-Carlo-Sanders), John McCormack, Tenor with orchestra. First issued in early 1920, played on my 1919 VV-X.

Victrola (RS BW) 74611, "Quartet in F Major—Lento" ["American" Quartet] (Dvořák, Op. 96), Flonzaley Quartet (String Quartet). First issued in early 1920. Played on my 1919 VV-X.

This is my 1970's?? maybe Vintage Console Radio.. This is a magnovx, unit, has all original parts, I did however do my own add ons, i took out the phonograph player, seeing i have no vinyls, i did keep it in a safe place, i need to get a needle before i can use it, also the 8track player has been Dissabled, due to the bands in it need to be replaced. However i am using this currently as my main stereo reciver it works great.

I got a new restoration project for ya! See the pitiful condition of this thing right before your very eyes! Women and children will want to turn away!

Edison Amberola 50 Playing "Japanese Sandman" Blue Amberol #4714 by the Della Robia Orchestra

Victor Record (GP) 4336, "Medley of Irish Jigs", Charles D'Almaine, Violin Solo. Recorded March 13, 1905; first issued in June, 1905. Played on my 1919 VV-X. This disc like many early records starts out rough, but the damage subsides fairly quickly. ( Medley: Bannocks o' barley meal ; Haste to the wedding ; Top of the Cork road ; Prince Charles ; Paddy whack ; Rory O'More) Info from: http://victor.library.ucsb.edu/index.php Encyclopedic Discography of Victor Recordings

Victor (BW) 19198-B, "Lonesome and Blue"—Waltz (Edwin Tillman), The Benson Orchestra of Chicago, Under the direction of Don Bestor. First issued in late 1923, played on my 1921 VV-50 on the Charles River Esplanade. We were on the landing behind the Hatch Shell, you can hear the rumble of the Red Line trains going over the West Boston (Longfellow) Bridge in the distance and you can just see the old Citgo sign at Kenmore Sq. lighting up in the view with the geese floating by.

This is from The World's Greatest Music Collection made in 1938. Played on a Columbia Viva-Tonal Model 721

This is French series Brunswick 78