Cylinder Preservation and Digitization Project

Number of hits: 4 Records
#
Performer(s)
Title
Issue Number/Label
Year of Release
1

Polk Miller's Old South Quartet.

Laughing song

2176: Edison Blue Amberol
390: Edison Amberol

[1913]

2

George W. Johnson.

Laughing song

4004: Edison Gold Moulded Record

[1902?]

3

George W. Johnson.

Laughing song

7601: Columbia Phonograph Co.

[between 1904 and 1909]

4

Edward Meeker and Empire Vaudeville Co.

Laughing song

3427: Edison Blue Amberol
5897: Edison Record

[1918]

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Poet and peasant - Frosini. (Edison Amberol: 192), [1909].

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Except for Edison cylinders and discs, most early sound recordings will remain protected by a variety of laws and not enter the public domain until February 15, 2067.