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Edison Concert BandColumbia, the Gem of the Ocean (November 1900)

The famous march, rendered by the Edison Concert Band on a brown wax cylinder (#7663), recorded in November 1900.


This audio is part of the collection: The Cylinder Archive [www.cylinder.de] - Collection Site

Artist/Composer: Edison Concert Band
Date: 1900-11-00
Source: Collection of Norman Bruderhofer, The Cylinder Archive [www.cylinder.de]
Keywords: march; brown wax; cylinder record

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Reviewer: Fortyniner - [4.0 out of 5 stars] - September 28, 2008
Subject: Columbia, Gem Of the Oceon
Pretty good for a brown wax cylinder; probably played on one of the earlier Edison reproducers (glass or mica). Sound may seem thin, but considering the VERY early medium of brown wax, this was quite good, and a hard cylinder to record to modern format. Commercially available cylinders were only about 6 years old!


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