Phonograph Videos

Mr Ken Boyd Klemens Pt 2 from 1998 | Full playlist at http://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/33499 Florrie Ford - "Take Me Back To Dear Old Blighty" Jack Pleasants - "I'm Longing To Go Back" Zona Vevey - "That Mountain Melody" Jack Pleasants - "I'm Learning a Song For Christmas" George Formby SENIOR - "The Grandfather's Clock" Vesta Victoria - "Summer Blouses" Harry Fey - "They All Do The Charlie Chaplin Walk" Kate Willy - "Some Boy" Harry Fey - "Everybody's Crazy on the Fox Trot" Harry Fey - "Does the Spearmint Lose its Flavor?" [Ist recording?] Joe Haymen - "Cohen at the Movie" Mattiuch at Coney Island - "Len Spencer and Ada Jones" Joe Haymen - "Cohen on the Radio" Amy Butler - "Beautiful Eyes" Josie Sadler - "He Falls for the Ladies Everytime" - "And Then I'll Say Goodbye"

Antique Phonograph Music Program episode from 11/3/2009 | Full playlist at http://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/33518 The Virginians - "Blue" Esther Walker - "Blues" Leona Williams - "The Meanest Man in the World (Milady's Blues)" Sara Martin - "Achin' Hearted Blues" Chain Gang Blues - "George Williams" James Lent - "The Ragtime Drummer" Valentine Abt - "Angel's Serenade" Sam Moore & Horace Davis - "Laughing Rag" Vess Osman - "Down South" Shannon Quartet - "The Sidewalks Of New York" Premier Quartet - "My Little Lovin' Sugar Babe" Allen Cross - "Sheba" George O'Connor - "These Feet of Mine" Dolly Connolly - "Sweet Cider Time When You Were Mine" Sam Ash and Mixed Quintette - "My Lady of The Telephone" The Southern Negro Quartette - "I'll Be Good But I'll Be Lonesome" The Cotton Pickers - "Snakes' Hips"

Mr Ken Boyd Klemens Pt1 from 1998 - English Music Hall artists

virtual guest Ed Ferraro | Full playlist at http://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/33275 Peerless Quartet - "Arizona Mona" Billy Williams - "Save a Little One For Me" D Viniot - "Morte de Valentin - The Death Of Valentine" [from Faust] Giacomo Ramini - "Invocation" [from Faust] Laura Hoffman - "My Hero" American Republic Band - "Feist Hit Medley #2" American Republic Band - "The Tune That You Can't Forget Medley" The Pathe Military Band - "The Marriage Market - A Two Step" Orpheus Trio - "Somebody's Mother" American Republic Band - "I'm Always Chasing Rainbows" Rudolph Gans Rudolph Gans - "Polinaise Militaire in A Major" The Pathephone Orchestra - "Midsummer Intermezzo" The Pathephone Orchestra - "Kukocamo Estoppa" [an African Intermezzo] Joseph Samuels Orchestra - "Peggt" Joseph Samuels Orchestra - "Tensive Arabs" D Vignon Ernest Hare & Steve Porter - "The Arkansas Traveler" The County Harmonizers - "Casey Jones" American Republic Band - "Arabian Nights"

Antique Phonograph Music Program episode from 10/6/2009 | Full playlist at http://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/33188 Victor Dance Orchestra - "Morning Cy!" [Barn Dance] Ed Morton - "What Do You Mean You Lost Your Dog?" Ada Jones - "Billy" J.W. Meyers - "Colleen Bawn" Billy Murray - "Budweiser's a Friend of Mine" Thomas Mills - "Four Little Blackberries" Bernardo Di Pace and Nino Di Pace - "Berbeuse from Jocelyn" Mose Tapiero - "Honeymoon March" Tom McNaughton - "The Three Trees" Burt Shepard - "The Boy and the Cheese" Arthur Fields - "My Dream of the Big Parade" Bob Nelson - "Look-A What I Got Now" Billy Van - "Mickey The Pum Pum Man" Mitchell Brothers - "High Tone Mama of Mine" Mitchell Brothers - "Too Tired" Gene Rodemich's Orchestra - "Home Again Blues"

Virtual Guest Ian Gibbs presents Frank Crumit

Antique Phonograph Music Program episode from 9/22/2009 | Full playlist at http://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/33033 Paul Biese's Colleg Inn Orchestra - "Speed" Dr. Clarence Penny - "Azalea Waltz" Charles D'Almaine - "Sailor's Hornpipe Medley" Six Brown Brothers - "Independentia - Medly March" Jack Rhan - "My Melancholy Baby" Dolly Kay - "I Loved You Once" Marion Harris - "Jazz Baby" Billy Murray and Chorus - "Underneath The Cotton Moon" Columbia Orchestra - "Ah! There" Paul Biese and his Novelty Orchestra - "Bo-La-Bo" Manhattan Dance Makers - "Just A Memory" Handy’s Orchestra - "That "Jazz" Dance" Bessie Smith - "Whoa, Tillie, Take Your Time" Edith Wilson and Johnny Dunn's Original Jazz Hounds - "I Don't Want Nobody Blues" Original Dixieland Jazz Band - "Clarinet Marmalade Blues" International Novelty Orchestra - "Chick-A-Dee"

Mr Ed Ferraro, vitual guest Pathe Records part 1 | Full playlist at http://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/32781 Evan Davies - "Don't Let Us Sing About War Anymore, Just Let Us Sing of Love" Billy Williams - "I Must Go Home Tonight" Marcelly - "Tu Nas Donne' Le Grand Frission" Wadsworth's Novelty Dance Orchestra - "Ringtail Blues" Pathe Dance Orchestra - "The Beautiful Sea" Joe Remington - "Drip, Drip, Drip Went the Waterfall" American Republic Band - "That Broadway Chicken Walk" Arthur Collins - "When The Swith is the Swith, Miss, For Ipswich" Arthur Collins - "Sweetness" Peerless Quartet - "MIssissippi Days" Byron Harlan - "He's Getting Too DArn Big For A One Horse Town" Pathe Dance Orchestra - "Don't Take My Darling Boy Away" Joe Remington - "Girls, If You Ever Get Married" Joe Remington - "O'Brien Is Tryin' To Learn Hawaiian" Miss Patricola - "Laughing Vamp" Wilfred Glen - "Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep" Tito Shipa - "La Donne e Mobile" Eddie Cantor - "At The High Brown Babies Ball" Eddie Cantor - "Don't Put a Tax on the Beautiful Girls" American Republic Band - "Pass The Pickles"

Mr Ed Ferraro, vitual guest Pathe Records part 2

Exploration of Vaudeville's connection to Psychedelia with Trav S.D. | Full playlist at http://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/32629 The Beatles - "Your Mother Should Know" - Magical Mystery Tour

Antique Phonograph Music Program episode from 8/25/2009 | Full playlist at http://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/32704 Whispering-Fox Trot - "Paul Whiteman and his Ambassador Orchestra" Unknown Artist - "Nearer My God To Thee" Vernon Dalhart - "The Wreck of the Shenandoah" Maude Powell - "Poupee Valsante (Waltzing Doll)" Columbia Orchestra - "The Kiddies' Christmas Frolic Part 1-Morning" Columbia Orchestra - "The Kiddies' Christmas Frolic Part 2-Evening" Edward Avis & Howard R. Garis - "Bird Calls with Story Part 1" Edward Avis & Howard R. Garis - "Bird Calls with Story Part 2" Collins & Harlan - "Susan, Kiss Me Good And Hard" Alma Gluck - "Little Grey Home In The West" Victor Opera Trio - "Faust-Trio from "Prison Scene" (Act V)" Edward M. Favor - "Fol-The-Rol-Lol" Club Royal Orchestra - "Two Little Wooden Shoes-Fox Trot" Neapolitan Trio - "My Old Kentucky Home" Louisiana Five - "You Can't Get Lovin' Where There Ain't Any Love"

with virtual guset, Dave Cash; an all VERTICAL disc program | Full playlist at http://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/32864 Pathe Dance Orch - "Dengozo" Elocutionist - "Demonstration Record" Jim Europe's 369th Inf. Band - "Hesitating Blues" Noble Sissle - "My Vision Girls" Eddie Cantor - "When They’re Old Enough to Know Better" Eddie Cantor - "I’ve Got My Captain Working For Me Now" George Jessel - "Marcelle" George Jessel - "Dolls" Collins and Harlan - "From Here to Shanghai" Aileen Stanley - "That Talla-Hassee Lassie Of Mine" Miss Patricola - "The Vamp" Miss Patricola - "Take Your Girlie to the Movies" Fred Van Epps - "The Smiler" Bennie Krueger & His Orch - "Palesteena" Lanin’s Southern Serenaders - "Shake it and Break It" Casino Dance Orch (Jos. Knecht Orch) - "Look For the Silver Lining" The Seven Black Dots - "Wang Wang Blues" Casino Dance Orchestra - "Say It With Music"

Young Tommy Edison has made a recording phonograph out of lego pieces. His dog looks a lot like RCA's His Master's Voice Nipper. Very cute punch-line at end.Author: stevenvz Tags: Lego Commercial Thomas Edison Gramophone Nipper His Masters Voice Recording Equipment Phonograph RPM records Posted: 06 September 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

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with guest co-host Christopher | Full playlist at http://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/32544 Prince's Band - "Children's Toy March" Madame Rollini - "L'Enfant de la Foret Noire" Ed Gallager & Al Sheen - "Mister Gallagher and Mister Shean" Henry Burr - "Meet Me Tonight in Dreamland" Billy Murray - "I Love Me" Os-Ke-Non-Ton - "War Song" Walter Camp - "The "Daily Dozen" #1" American Quartet - "The Mac Dionald Had A Farm" Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra - "Hungarian Dance #5" Joseph Moskowitz - "Hungarian Dance #5" Moore and Davis - "Old Black Joe" Master William Pickels - "Love in Springtime" The Great White Way Orchestra - "Yes! We Have No Bananas"

Horst Jankowski's 1965 million seller instrumental A Walk In The Black forest .

http://www.myxboxhacks.com Here is the portable gramophone, playing yes we have no banana's. This song was sung by, Billy jones.

Old Town Records has a complete online store and retail shop in Old Town Temecula, in Temecula Wine Country. TasteOfWineTV.com featured this pop music memorabilia specialty store for vinyl record collectors looking for any type of music.