Unearthing forgotten melodies and exploring the stories behind vintage tunes.
Phantom of the Opera (1925)
Introduction Lon Chaney’s 1925 film, The Phantom of the Opera, remains a landmark achievement in the silent film era. Released at the height of the Roaring Twenties, the […]
American Concert Orchestra
A Key Player in Edison Records’ Legacy of Acoustic Masterpieces Introduction In the early 20th century, Edison Records stood at the forefront of the phonograph industry, producing some […]
Edison Records
This week’s Three Tune Tuesday features a journey through Edison Records with Wagner’s Die Meistersinger Overture and Walter Scanlan’s popular ballad Sometime, showcasing the rich variety of early […]
The Societal Impact of Early Photography
The Era of Daguerreotypes Changing Perceptions How Early Photography Altered the Way People Viewed Themselves and the World Early photography, particularly the daguerreotype, brought about a significant shift […]
Pathe Records
Pioneers of Early Recording Technology The story of recorded music is one of constant innovation, and at its heart lies a name that might not be familiar to […]
Pathe Records
Journey back to 1920 with us on #ThreeTuneTuesday! We’re exploring Pathé Records and their groundbreaking vertical-cut recording method. Discover how technology shaped the sounds of a century ago.
Len Spencer
Introduction Len Spencer was one of the earliest stars of the American recording industry, and his voice became a familiar sound in homes across the country during the […]
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1920)
The 1920 silent film Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde is a cornerstone of early horror cinema, renowned for its haunting portrayal of duality and human nature. Directed by […]
Emerson Records
The Rise and Fall of Emerson Records (1915-1928) Introduction The year 1915 marked a pivotal moment in the history of recorded sound. As the music industry was still […]