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“Too Much Mustard” by National Promenade Band 1913

 

Blue Amberol record number 1925, Too Much Mustard, played on an Edison Model F Home Phonograph. I tried something new on this one. I bought a new microphone gadget and recorded the sound of the machine playing. I then combined it with images and some video of the record being played. I need to experiment more and try other types of records. This one is older but is clear and plays loudly so I thought it would be a good place to start. It is a bit distorted on the loudest passages, but the record kind of is as well. So, it sounds pretty good for a first attempt.

 

There is also a Diamond Disc recording (51035) of the song from the same year by the same band, but it is entirely different take and sounds nothing like the cylinder.

 

 

Edited by melvind
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Neilvanstem
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I thought it a good video and song.

Tinfoilphono
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One of my very favorite Blue Amberols. That's the one I leave on the mandrel of my Opera to demonstrate whenever casual visitors express an interest. It always generates amazement and enthusiasm.

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Nice, flutter free sound, Dan!

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