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July 1, 2008
Cylinder of the MonthMy Creole Sue, by The Edison Quartette (1899).

June 2, 2008
Cylinder of the MonthThe Golden Wedding, by Ada Jones & Len Spencer (1905).

May 1, 2008
Cylinder of the Month – The Georgia Minstrels, by S. H. Dudley & Len Spencer (1904).

April 2, 2008
Cylinder of the MonthU. S. Army Lancers, 1st Figure, played by the Edison Military Band (1906).

March 2, 2008
Cylinder of the MonthSchubert's Serenade, played by Charles D'Almaine (1908).
Cylinder Music Shop – Updated: Two new items.

February 1, 2008
Cylinder of the MonthSelection from The Silver Slipper, played by the Peerless Orchestra (1903).

January 1, 2008
Cylinder of the MonthThe Laughing Song, sung by George W. Johnson (1898).
Links to Related Topics – Updated.
Happy 2008 to all.

December 2, 2007
Cylinder of the MonthCinderella, by William Jefferson (Len Spencer) (1899).

November 1, 2007
Cylinder of the MonthHickory Bill, by Len Spencer and Fred Van Epps (1907).

October 1, 2007
Cylinder of the MonthOh, Promise Me, played by Bohumir Kryl (1905).

September 2, 2007
Cylinder of the MonthGood-Bye My Lady Love, sung by Harry MacDonough (1904).

August 1, 2007
Cylinder of the MonthDon't Worry, sung by Reed Miller & Reinald Werrenrath (1908).

July 1, 2007
Cylinder of the MonthBenediction des Poignards from Les Huguenots, sung by Jean-Francisque Delmas (1902).
Cylinder Music Shop – Updated.
Links to Related Topics – Updated.

June 2, 2007
Cylinder of the MonthDown on the Old Plantation, played by the Edison Symphony Orchestra (1904).

May 2, 2007
Cylinder of the MonthYou Can't Think of Everything, sung by William F. Denny (1893).

April 1, 2007
Cylinder of the MonthMake a Fuss Over Me, played by the [Vess L.] Ossman Banjo Trio (1905).

March 1, 2007
Cylinder of the MonthThree Minutes With the Minstrels, by S. H. Dudley and Arthur Collins (1899).

February 1, 2007
Cylinder of the MonthI'll Love You Forever and Ever, sung by Steve Porter (1898).

January 2, 2007
Cylinder of the MonthPilgrim's Chorus from Tannhauser, played by Gilmore's Band (1901).
Tinfoil Resource Center – Updated.
Links to Related Topics – Updated.
Happy 2007 to all.

December 1, 2006
Cylinder of the MonthStille Nacht, Heilige Nacht, sung by Hans Hoffman (1902).

November 1, 2006
Cylinder of the MonthToreador Song from Carmen, sung by Antonio Vargas (1903).

October 2, 2006
Cylinder of the MonthAin't Dat a Shame Medley, played by William Moriarity (1908).
Cylinder Music Shop – Updated.

September 1, 2006 — tinfoil.com's 10th anniversary
Cylinder of the MonthScene at a Dog Fight, by Len Spencer (1900).
Telegraphic cylinder – Updated. Additional study by specialists in American Morse code has further refined the message on the recording.

August 22, 2006
A Note to Caretakers of Early Sound Recordings – Updated.
Links to Related Topics – Updated.

August 1, 2006
Cylinder of the Month – The Second Connecticut March, played by the Edison Concert Band (1899).

July 1, 2006
Cylinder of the MonthWhoa, Bill!, sung by Arthur Collins & Byron G. Harlan (1904).

May 29, 2006
Cylinder of the Month – A good friend of tinfoil.com, Aaron Cramer, has passed away.   So we present again his great find, the 1878 experimental talking clock.

May 1, 2006
Cylinder of the MonthAlice, Where Art Thou, played by Herbert L. Clarke & Leo A. Zimmerman (1905).

April 2, 2006
Cylinder of the MonthNear It - Very Near It, sung by Edward M. Favor (1894).

March 1, 2006
Cylinder of the MonthMiserere from "Il Trovatore", sung by Marie Dietrich and Carl Jorn (1907).

February 1, 2006
Cylinder of the MonthYes, Sweetest of Words to Me, sung by Roger Harding (1896).

January 9, 2006
Cylinder of the Month – Corrected. Thanks to Jerry Fabris who knew the band leader of the 23rd Regiment Band to be A. D. Fohs.   Thanks also to all those who listened carefully, did research, and emailed me their good suggestions.

January 2, 2006
Cylinder of the MonthThe Melon Patch Schottische, played by the 23rd Regiment Band of New York (1894-1896).

December 9, 2005
Cylinder Music Shop – Secure online ordering is now available (after years of "quaint" and oddly apropos low-tech order processing). Also available are fun new online audio tours of the CDs volumes. Enjoy the changes, and tell a friend.
Links to Related Topics – Updated.

December 1, 2005
Cylinder of the Month – Homemade recording of a presentation of a phonograph on Christmas (1899-1901).

November 1, 2005
Cylinder of the Month – Minstrel recording Alabama Troubadours - Because, sung by the Ancient City Quartette (1898).

October 1, 2005
Cylinder of the MonthContinuous Performances, sung by S. H. Dudley (1899).

September 2, 2005
Cylinder of the MonthYankiana Rag, played by the American Symphony Orchestra (1909).
Links to Related Topics – Updated.

August 31, 2005
Please consider gifts to Northwest Medical Teams for US Gulf Coast hurricane relief.

August 2, 2005
Cylinder of the MonthThe Captain's Song from Pinafore, sung by Harry Dearth (1907).

July 1, 2005
Cylinder of the MonthPat O'Brien's Autiomobile, by Steve Porter (1908).

June 2, 2005
Cylinder of the MonthThe Ninety and Nine, sung by its composer Ira D. Sankey (1898).
Cylinder Music Shop – New CD released: "There'll Be No Dark Valley", hymns and sacred songs sung by Ira D. Sankey, 1898-1900.

May 1, 2005
Cylinder of the Month – World's fair souvenir records from the 1905 Lewis & Clark Exposition and the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair.

April 1, 2005
Cylinder of the MonthRocked in the Cradle of the Deep, sung by the Original Bison City Quartette (1892).

March 2, 2005
Cylinder of the Month – A vocal violin imitation of Intermezzo from Cavalleria Rusticana, by Edith Helena (1907).
Recording Artist Biographies – A mini-biography of Edith Helena.

February 1, 2005
Cylinder of the MonthI'd Love to, But I Won't, sung by Bessie Wynn (1910).

January 1, 2005
Cylinder of the MonthCarrie Nation in Kansas, sung by Steve Porter (1901).
Happy 2005 to all.

December 30, 2004
Please consider gifts to Northwest Medical Teams for South Asia relief.

December 1, 2004
Cylinder of the MonthRing Out the Bells for Christmas, played by the Edison Concert Band (1907).

November 1, 2004
Cylinder of the MonthIf I Only Could Blot Out the Past, sung by Frank C. Stanley (1902).
June Cylinder of the Month – Updated. New research has indicated the aircheck recording could date earlier to 1910.

October 1, 2004
Cylinder of the MonthLa Mattchiche, played by the Pathé Frères Orchestra (1905).

September 1, 2004
Cylinder of the MonthRudolph and Rosie at the Roller Rink, by Ada Jones & Len Spencer (1907).

August 2, 2004
Cylinder of the MonthJust One Girl, sung by J. W. Myers (1899).
Preservation tour – Created.   A new feature showing the process used at tinfoil.com to preserve wax cylinder recordings.

July 1, 2004
Cylinder of the MonthThe Teddy Bears' Picnic, played by the Edison Symphony Orchestra (1908).
June Cylinder of the Month – Updated. Fascinating information including Morse code translations and some initial research.

June 1, 2004
Cylinder of the Month – A possible early telegraphic radio aircheck (ca. 1910).

May 1, 2004
Cylinder of the MonthIn My Merry Oldsmobile, sung by Arthur Collins & Byron G. Harlan (1905).

April 1, 2004
Cylinder of the MonthEvening Star from Tannhauser, cornet solo by David B. Dana (1895).

March 2, 2004
Cylinder of the MonthIngersoll at the Tomb of Napoleon, recited by Len Spencer (1902).
Cylinders of the Month Archive – Now contains over 100 complete wax cylinder recordings for your enjoyment.

February 1, 2004
Cylinder of the MonthCome Where My Love Lies Dreaming, sung by the Knickerbocker Quartette (1908).

January 1, 2004
Cylinder of the MonthThe Bird on Nellie's Hat, sung by Helen Trix (1907).
Happy 2004 to all.

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