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Jim Pig Museum of Sound
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Jim Pig Museum of Sound specializes in digital preservation of early media, in the form of the earliest sound recordings, photographs, motion pictures, and pioneer radio and television broadcasts. Please like, share and subscribe!
Cascade Tunnel Dedication Radio Program (Jan. 12, 1929)
On January 12, 1929, Great Northern Railway opened the nearly 8-mile Cascade tunnel, the longest tunnel in the Western hemisphere at that time, after 3 years of construction, for public travel in the state of Washington. NBC radio, with 36 participating stations, carried a dedication program on the air to commemorate the event live, with host Philips Carlin at the studio in New York and emcee Graham McNamee on location at the tunnel. Guests on the program included Great Northern president Ralph Budd, President-elect Herbet Hoover, and musical guests George Olsen and His Music and contralto Ernestine Schumann-Heink. The musical guests were there to entertain radio listeners during the about 40-mintue inaugural 8-mile journey of the Oriental Limited train thru the tunnel, with Graham McNamee describing his ride when completed. The program finished with a promo for NBC's new drama radio series, "Empire Builders", featuring the Oriental Limited train as it's setting for storytelling, and named for Great Northern's founder, James J. Hill.
Disclaimer: The original live dedication program ran into overtime at 67 minutes. For the purpose of this trimmed video, I have edited the contents down to a more accessible 14+ minutes, with guest speeches shortened. Also, the guest musical selections used to fill time on the original broadcast had to be removed due to CZcams copyright issues.
Disclaimer: The original live dedication program ran into overtime at 67 minutes. For the purpose of this trimmed video, I have edited the contents down to a more accessible 14+ minutes, with guest speeches shortened. Also, the guest musical selections used to fill time on the original broadcast had to be removed due to CZcams copyright issues.
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1898 Original Cast Recording of Victor Hebert's Operetta "The Fortune Teller"
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Alice Nielsen (1872 - 1943) was an American Broadway performer and operatic soprano who had her own opera company. In September 1898, Neilsen and her company premiered the operetta "The Fortune Teller", with music composed by Victor Hebert with a libretto by Harry B. Smith. That same year, Neilsen and her company visited Emile Berliner's recording studio to record 3 discs of music from the show...
8 Minute piano duet recorded in 1892: Anton Arensky's "Silhouettes"
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On December 14, 1892, Julius Block, a recording engineer working on behalf of Thomas Edison and stationed in Moscow, recorded Sergei Taneyev and Paul Pabst perform Anton Arensky's 4-hand piano piece "Silhouettes". Recorded at a time when the 2-minute wax cylinder was the standard, each of the piece's 3 movements ("Le Savant", "Polichinelle", and "Le Reveur") were originally recorded onto 3 sepa...
Ziegfeld Follies of The Air: 1st Show, April 3, 1932
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Florenz Ziegfeld (1867 - 1932) held his elaborate Ziegfeld Follies every year from 1907 - 1931. The Follies were a top talent revue that launched many stars into Broadway, Vaudeville, and Motion Pictures. With the advent of the Great Depression, many stage performers made the move to radio. This is the first program of the series, from April 3, 1932, featuring Will Rogers as special guest, and ...
The Spirit of '76 (1894 recording)
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This October 1894 recording was made for Emile Berliner's Gramophone Disc machine. It represents a 4th of July celebration parade as heard from a bystander's point of reference, as crowd shouts document the coming of a Drum and Fife band, followed by, at 1:17, cheers for General Washington. This item was listed on a January 1895 list of Gramophone ‘plates' as being "Very Dramatic", and is a goo...
Rare 1928 Radio Program : Edison Congressional Medal Presentation
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On October 20, 1928, Thomas Edison was awarded a Congressional Medal from the United States government, and the British government also used the occasion to return the original Edison phonograph which was left in England in 1880. The event was carried over the NBC Red Network and recorded on Baltimore's radio station WJZ by Thomas Edison Industries. This radio broadcast also features a speech b...
1889 Hot Air Balloon Phonograph recording over Paris
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This recording, made by William J. Hammer on November 14, 1889, documents a Thomas Edison Co. experiment to create the 'Military Phonograph'. The idea was for a surveillance system by hot air balloon where the balloonist could record a description of scenes below on a special size cylinder, then seal it in a drop-safe box with it's own parachute to receivers below who would playback the cylinde...
Off-Screen Photos of Early American TV, 1928 - 1947
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Methods to record early television broadcasts did not become practical until 1947 with the introduction of the kinescope process ... however photographs were taken of TV screens on occasion whenever the press decided to cover an experimental television event. The following are examples of early RCA/NBC broadcasts with surviving off-screen photographs that document television's lost era of early...
1887 Experimental Voice Recording by Emile Berliner
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Emile Berliner began his Gramophone in 1887 with experiments to make phonautograms playable by photoengraving them. This is one of the earliest surviving experiments, recorded on April 11, 1887.
RARE 1928 Radio Broadcast: The Roxy Hour (with Thomas Edison, special guest), 9/17/1928
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Samuel Rothafel (1882 - 1936), known as "Roxy", was an American Impresario who opened the then world's largest movie theater, The Roxy Theater, in 1927, in New York City. Staffed with a 110 piece orchestra and a stable of regular singers and performers, Roxy also extended his palace into a variety radio show, first known as "Roxy and his Gang" from 1922 - 1925, then to "The Roxy Hour" from 1927...
1896 Commercial for Baking Powder
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An 1896 recording on Emile Berliner's Gramophone advertising Dr. Plant's Baking Powder, as spoken by George Graham, done in the style of an old-time street peddler.
1889 Violin Solo at the Top of the Eiffel Tower
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A violin solo recorded for Edison's Phonograph on the last day of the 1889 Paris World's Fair. The announcement heard, when translated into English, says "November 6, at the Top of Mr. Eiffel's Tower". The speaker and violin player remain unknown.
1869 Heartbeat Recording of a 100 year old Man
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1869 Heartbeat Recording of a 100 year old Man
1899 Recording of Auld Lang Syne (Medley) by Gilmore's Band
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1899 Recording of Auld Lang Syne (Medley) by Gilmore's Band
1894 Recording of Handel's "Hallelujah Chorus" from the Messiah
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1894 Recording of Handel's "Hallelujah Chorus" from the Messiah
Walking tour of Edgewood Plantation, Virginia
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Walking tour of Edgewood Plantation, Virginia
Sound Recordings made for Visual Study, 1806 - 1886
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Sound Recordings made for Visual Study, 1806 - 1886
Earliest Known Comic Recording (1888) : Imitations of English Royalty
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Earliest Known Comic Recording (1888) : Imitations of English Royalty
Alice Shaw, improv whistling solo, 1888
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Alice Shaw, improv whistling solo, 1888
1888 Christmas Message to Thomas Edison
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1888 Christmas Message to Thomas Edison
Ultimate World's Oldest Photographs, Part 2 : 1839 - 1841
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Ultimate World's Oldest Photographs, Part 2 : 1839 - 1841
Ultimate World's Oldest Photographs, Part One: 1823 - 1839
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Ultimate World's Oldest Photographs, Part One: 1823 - 1839
Restored ! 1857 Cornet Scale Recording
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Restored ! 1857 Cornet Scale Recording
Rare! November 1888 Phonograph Party at Queen Anne's Mansion, London
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Rare! November 1888 Phonograph Party at Queen Anne's Mansion, London
Hear "What Hath GOD Wrought ?", original 1844 telegraph message
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Hear "What Hath GOD Wrought ?", original 1844 telegraph message
1890 Recording of London's Big Ben Clock Tower
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1890 Recording of London's Big Ben Clock Tower
Leon Scott's COMPLETE DISCOGRAPHY 1853 - 1860
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Leon Scott's COMPLETE DISCOGRAPHY 1853 - 1860
Love stories like these👍
Although the first camera was invented in 1823, it did not capture real-life images at first. To be clear, the images in the camera back then did not look like real-life images because the images were too grainy and only had yellow or brown images and the first photo was taken in 1826
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134 years ago wow 😯
6:33 He is very similar to Chopin.
What happened to the trumpet thoug-
1:05 the start of big bens chime we all know in love ❤
In case anyone is interested, the 11-minute Schumann-Heink performance can be heard here: czcams.com/video/5Ube50KQvE8/video.htmlsi=3tylcYFrr0O1ScZb
Absolutely riveting in its own way. Sometimes even old news can be compelling. I would love to hear the full-length version if it became available anywhere.
@@IAmJimRetzer Vintage Broadcast. com has a complete download available, under ‘Special Broadcasts’
Guys why was this msde 12 years ago this was supposed to be made in 1857
I'm very grateful to have been presented with this fascinating slide through the growth of photography from it's infancy. Excellent. 👍
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Look up the book waxing the gospel 2016 it had both recordings of moody the Beaitudes and the 91 psalm both recorded Jan 1898. The audio has been restored to get the best possible sound.
3:10 litterally diarrhea
There my early imposable to see of course,it's amazing the still exist at all
I adore this for surviving the fight with time you go girl if only you knew
I had an old camera....worked too! You had to stand still for EVER if you wanted a good pic. We donated it to our state museum.
If you were born that year, you will be eligible for army draft in WW1 (24), talk about parents good timing tho
6:46 today is Tuesday July 30th 2024 and I just heard a dead man from Thursday May 17th 1860 (164 years, 2 months, 14 days ago ) singing to me ... Words cannot comprehend this, it's like time travel isn't some scientific theory or fantasy but exactly what I just did
Depending on how old these people were, some of them may have known people who were around in 1776. I also like the fact that it is recorded from the perspective of an onlooker, even though its a studio recording. Hope you have more rare/unusual recordings.
This is amazing. I don't think I've heard any recordings this long from this era.
my god it's like coming back home. ever since i was a child i felt a deep longing for everything concerning the 19th century or more precisely not to sound pretentious, the long 19th century (1780s to 1913) like if there such a thing as a past life i feel i would've been some music critic or something back in that era somewhere. I know it's kinda weird but i needed to let it of my chest and you're channel feels like a safe space to talk about this <3
@@JeanDeBouche Thanks for your kind words. Yes, these preserved treasures can open windows to a simpler and fascinating time, and bring them to life.
True,sometimes I wish I could go back to September of 1857 in france,and meet Leon Scott,myself I wish I could hear more phonaugtoprams…
Nightmare. Fuel.
3:26 uff temazo
Can you try to restore song of the voice?
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It’s like when you are frying big ben
What’s the whooshing noise in the back
That’s the surface noise of the wax cylinder record turning as it’s being played
Can you please try and restore this?
If the Big Ben chime was in the Megan movie
Oh wow so heartbeats being recorded isn’t new then it’s been around this the 1800 century it’s impressive of Mr.Legar was able to live so long but still had a good healthy heart and that wrist thing is basically like heart monitor or recording that we use today to record our heartbeat and listening to them
Thats from a long time ago!
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Yep That Empire Is Great Britain And Can Sound Like Old Thing
This sounds 1000x better than the 1860 one.
The fact that this is recorded in 1890, yet i almost understand this man's english.
This is storage oscilloscope in 1800. I am very appreciated what his demonstration.
Why was microphone quality so ass?
It was recorded on tin foil for one, secondly they don't age well either. This could have sounded much worse if it wasn't 100% properly stored. Also, this is probably a recording of a recording.
Harrison's good resolution photo is a masterpiece
Wow a lot of people were alive on that point like Abraham Lincoln, Franklin Pierce, Martin Van Buren, William R. King (possibly) and....... John Wilkes Booth
Total the most great. Only the waves on the piece on paper. He couldn't know, that nowadays the scientsts make it through, to give his voice into the audio format. Great!!
Still beter than my pal's microphone
This is Hell’s version of Big Ben
Ts hard
As argentinian i most say the first sound recorded in 1853 is as old as the constitution of my country.
Me: *trying to sleep* Some random mosquito for no reason:
Since this was posted 10 years ago there, audio processing plugins have been developed that can correct pronounced wow and flutter such as often afflicts old recordings in analog mediums. It would be interesting to hear what they could do for these examples.
I was this video’s 2,100th liker
I don't know why they kept making movies after this, they already peaked
Édouard-Léon Scott de Martinville was friend with my great great great grandfather