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 […]
Emerson Records
This week, we’re exploring the rise and fall of Emerson Records. From jazz to opera, discover how this innovative label shaped early recorded music.
Peerless Quartet
The Peerless Quartet: America’s Vocal Pioneers In the early 20th century, as recorded music began to shape the soundscape of American life, few groups left as lasting an […]
Banner Records
The Rise and Impact of Banner Records: Bringing Music to the Masses Banner Records emerged at a pivotal moment in the evolution of recorded music. As America entered […]
Banner Records
This episode of Three Tune Tuesday explores the significance of Banner Records in the early 1920s, featuring three songs from their catalog that showcase the label’s role in […]
The Dawn of Photography: Daguerreotype and Early Processes (1830s–1850s)
Introduction The ability to capture a moment in time—whether a portrait, a landscape, or a historic event—transformed the way people documented the world around them. In today’s digital […]
Cameo Records
Cameo Records: A Pioneer in Affordable Music Introduction In the annals of music history, certain names stand out not just for the tunes they produced, but for how […]
Cameo Records
Discover how a 50-cent record label revolutionized the music industry in the Roaring Twenties.
Six Brown Brothers
The Six Brown Brothers: Pioneers of the Saxophone in Early American Popular Music Introduction In the bustling world of early 20th-century American entertainment, where vaudeville stages crackled with […]