Written by our Staff Editor On December 14th 1931, EMI engineer Alan Dower Blumlein filed a patent for a two-channel audio system, for what we now know as ‘Stereo’. Alan Dower Blumlein (1903 – 1942) […]
Researched and Prepared by Terry Brown For a biography on Reginald Foresythe, please see article here (part 1) and here (part 2) [Key: ⦿ 78rpm Electric] PAUL HOWARD’S Quality Serenaders: Paul Howard (ts), George Orendorff […]
Eccentricity must go hand in hand with collecting – particularly if you have the odd hobby of collecting jazz 78s records, playing bluegrass records to the cat in the basement and love to run miles […]
Written by Wes Williams This is the strange story of how recordings made about 1906 for a cylinder record company turned up on a flat disc manufacture about 1920 with sound fidelity better than I […]
Written by Jonathan Holmes Jonathan Holmes is a member of the 78rpm Collectors’ Community and has an impressive and extensive collection of English Dance Dance and Jazz 78s. He also currently works for the B.B.C. […]
Researched and Prepared by Terry Brown & Tony Middleton The following discography has been compiled by Terry Brown & Tony Middleton, based on Alasdair Fenton’s original, with corrected recording dates/matrix numbers, music titles for Medleys, including […]
Vogue picture records were phonograph records on the “Vogue” label which featured elaborate illustrations embedded in the transparent vinyl of the record. The illustrations on each side of the record were usually related to the […]
Researched and Prepared by Doug Hamilton KEY – ⦿ 78rpm Electric ⦾ 78rpm Acoustic Our article on Jim Davidson can be accessed here. JIM DAVIDSON AND HIS NEW PALAIS ROYAL ORCHESTRA Ray Tarrant-t/Jim Gussey-t-mellophone/Dudley Cantrell-tbn/Frank […]
Prepared by Doug Hamilton James Hutchinson Davidson was born in Sydney on 6 August 1902. By 1922, Jim had become a competent drummer in a band lead by Jimmie Elkins. He worked in this band […]
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