This week’s Three Tune Tuesday celebrates the spirit of Christmas with a journey through three enchanting vintage recordings, capturing the joy, tranquility, and timeless magic of the holiday […]
A Wax Cylinder Christmas
Step back in time with Three Tune Tuesday’s “A Wax Cylinder Christmas”, where we explore the festive magic of early holiday recordings, featuring a piccolo sleighride, a carol medley, […]
Songs of the Stage
This week on Three Tune Tuesday, we explore the golden age of vaudeville and early musical theater with three timeless recordings that brought the magic of the stage […]
Americana
This week on Three Tune Tuesday, Boneapart explores Americana through three iconic recordings that capture the adventurous spirit, dynamic energy, and profound hope of early American music.
Broken Blossoms (1919)
Introduction Released in 1919, Broken Blossoms takes us into the heart of London’s Limehouse district, where two fragile lives cross paths in a world that feels cold and […]
Pictorialism and Art Photography
The Aesthetic Movement (1890s–1910s) Introduction In the late 19th century, photography found itself at a crossroads. Long regarded as a tool for documentation and portraiture, it began to […]
Harvey Hindermeyer
Introduction Harvey Hindermeyer stands out as a colorful character in the landscape of early 20th-century music, a time when recorded sound was transforming how people connected with entertainment […]
Freedom
This week on Three Tune Tuesday, we honor the theme of freedom with songs that celebrate the courage to fight for it, the comforts it protects, and the […]
The Birth of Roll Film: Dry Plates to the Kodak Revolution (1870s–1890s)
Breaking Barriers in Photography In the 1870s, photography was an intricate and demanding pursuit, accessible only to those with both resources and specialized training. A photographer in this […]
Fred Van Eps
The Banjo Virtuoso You’ve Probably Never Heard Of In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, when the banjo was transitioning from its folk roots to a more […]