Sep 01

''I Have Grown so Used to You'' – J. Frank Hopkins (1902)

Posted in: Animation


Xylophone solo recorded 1902. Video has extremely random 1906 images, ranging from railway medical care training to a boiler room to an automatic shoe shiner. This was issued on Edison Records, and I imagine it is rather rare, since record sales were limited in 1902. It’s amazing to hear sounds from 114 years ago. Happily, this recording is available on the UCSB Cylinder Audio Archive, which is where I got it from. The pictures come from the March 1906 edition of “Technical World Magazine”, which predicted that one day television would be invented.

Related posts:

  1. ''Sister'' – Frank C. Stanley (1906) Australian composition, sung by an American singer. Combined with misc...
  2. ''Come Out, June Moon'' – Walter Van Brunt (1909) 1909 pop recording, with very unrelated 1906 pictures. Issued on...
  3. Full Grown Promo ...
  4. Nick attributes ratings glory to growth of home grown IPs Every Thursday broadcasters face the litmus test, when TAM releases...
No Responses to “''I Have Grown so Used to You'' – J. Frank Hopkins (1902)”

Post a Comment