Victor II Gramophone plays Al Jolson "Where did Robinson Crusoe go with Friday on Saturday Night"
Here is the "Worlds Greatest Entertainer" Al Jolson singing "Where did Robinson Crusoe Go with Friday on Saturday Night " Composed by Lewis, Young, & Meyers . Jolson fist performed this song In the 1916 Musical "Robinson Crusoe Jr. The Record is a 10" Columbia 78rpm from 1916. The Gramophone is Victor Type II with Black & Brass Horn from about 1907.
BPOE sung by Nat M. Wills - Victor II Talking Machine 1908
Here is Actor and Vaudeville Star Nat M. Wills (1873-1917) singing BPOE on a Victor one sided Grand Prize 10" 78rpm Record from late 1908. A master of Satire, Wills tells the satirical story here of his initiation and subsequent experiences with the "Best People on Earth" the BPOE (The Benevolent and Protective Order of the Elks!! Wills entertained delighted Audiences for many years with his own unique brand of singing these kinds of songs, until his tragic accidental death in 1917. The gramophone is a Victor type II Talking Machine from about 1905. Some of the history of the BPOE initiation ceremony alluded by Wills in this song with tongue in cheek humor, can by found in various BPOE History sites on the Internet. One states as follows: Early candidates found that a physician's certificate of examination was necessary as a part of the joining process, and the male prospect had to be in top condition to even be considered. Then, once the candidate had met that criteria and was in the Lodge room, he was blindfolded, and instead of dimmed lights and beautiful words, he was subjected to much horseplay. The minutes of the Ashland Lodge No. 384 describe in detail of their candidates wearing shoes with lead soles designed to make the wearer walk as though intoxicated. The old Ritual Book spells out other trickery, with members agreeing with the Exalted Ruler's declaration that the candidates be "shaved." Once this decision was made, a "City Barber" appeared to the blindfolded <b>...</b>
Spyder Victor 2 Maintenance
Created on August 16, 2010 Me showing how to take apart and reassemble the Spyder Victor II. I will tell you how to take care of the gun and give a partial review. If you have any questions just ask. Thanks
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Calvados - Sen o Victorii
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Billy Murray sings - Charley My Boy - Victor II Talking Machine 1924
Here is Billy Murray (1877-1954) Singing "Charlie My Boy" composed by Gus Kahn, on a 1924 Victor 10" 78rpm record. The Talking Machine is a 1905 Victor Type II with Black and Brass Bell Horn.
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Victor II Talking Machine plays Desecration Rag - Felix Arndt 1914 Rag
Here is pianist & Composer Felix Arndt (1889-1918) playing the Desecration Rag from1914 on a Victor 10" Bat Wing Label Record. The Talking Machine is a Victor Type II.
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Sen o Victorii - Patrycjusz Smolen & Cake Factory
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Emile Berliner Record 1896 - On the Gramophone - by David C. Bangs - Victor II Gramophone
Here from Feb. of 1896 is an original 7" Emile Berliner record 619Z entitled "On the Gramophone" Recited by elocutionist David C. Bangs. This 113 year old record is being played on a Victor II Gramophone from 1905, with a smooth Oak horn.
Emile Berliner Berliner Record Gramophone Phonograph Graphophone Victor 78rpm victrolaman
Spyder Victor II for sale with kit...co2...loader...and barrel
Sorry, I droped the adapter...still is fine. PM me if intrested...make a offer and yes I will also do trades. whats is included: Spyder Victor II...sp barrel..stock barrel..20oz co2..vl 200 loader...advanced feedneck adapter thanks this is the barrel it comes with: www.ansgear.com it also comes with the stock barrel
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Billy Murray sings- I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now - from 1909 on a Victor II Gramophone
Here is Billy Murray (1877-1954), one of the most popular singers on Gramophone records during the first two decades of the 20th Century, singing "I wonder who's kissing her now" from the Musical "The Prince of To-Night" composed by Joseph Howard. The record is an original Victor 10" 78rpm from 1909, and this 100 year old recording is being played on a Victor Type II Gramophone from 1905.
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Emile Berliner Record 1895 - Sidewalks of New York - George J. Gaskin Victor II Gramophone
Here is an original Emile Berliner 7" Record, " Sidewalks of New York" sung by Mr. George J. Gaskin. This record was recorded in New York City on October 29, 1895. The gramophone is a Victor Type II from 1905. I have adjusted the governor speed for this early Berliner to compensate for the slower recording speeds of that era 114 years ago.
Sidewalks of New York Emile Berliner Berliner Record George J. Gaskin Victor Gramophone victrolaman
Come Take a Trip in my Airship, Victor II Gramophone
Come Take a Trip in my Airship, sung by JW Myers, on an original Harvard Record from 1904. This was the first Sears Roebuck Record Label. The Gramophone is an original Victor Type II from around the same time period.
Dżem-Sen o Victorii
Choć muzyczna Polska poznała Dżem na początku lat 80 i właśnie na ogół wtedy biorą początek jego biografie, tak naprawdę korzenie grupy sięgają dużo, dużo dalej. Aż do roku 1973, kiedy to raczej niezobowiązująco grywali ze sobą bracia Beno (gitara basowa) i Adam (gitara) Otrębowie, Paweł Berger (piano) i Aleksander Wojtasiak (perkusja). Grywali, a jeśli chodzi o trzech pierwszych, to również podśpiewywali. W domach kultury, klubach, na zabawach i potańcówkach. Takimi zespołami post-bigbeatowa Polska usiana była wzdłuż i wszerz. I niewiele lub nic nie zmieniło dojście wokalisty (grającego na harmonijce) Ryszarda Riedla. Bo zespół ani nie miał stałej bazy, ani własnego repertuaru (na swoje potrzeby adaptując przeboje zachodnich koryfeuszy w postaci Cream, Santany czy Stonesów właśnie), ani nawet... nazwy. Dopiero gdy sytuacja zmusiła do zapełnienia wolnego miejsca na plakacie, stanęło na nazwie Jam, bo na czymś stanąć musiało. A Jam wziął się od jammowania. Polski zapis nazwy trafił się zupełnym przypadkiem kierującym ręką organizatorki jednego z koncertów w roku 1974. Paweł Józef Berger-Urodzony 6 września 1950 roku w Katowicach Zginął 27 stycznia 2005 roku w wypadku samochodowym Ryszard Henryk Riedel-Urodzony 7 września 1956 roku w Chorzowie Zmarł 30 lipca 1994 roku w Chorzowie
MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS LOUIS 1904 Victor Record Played On Victor II "Humpback" Phonograph
Here is one of my absolute favorite songs to play on the music boxes and the phonographs in my collection. From 1904, this is the fabulous "Meet Me In St. Louis, Louis" by Kerry Mills and dedicated to the great 1904 St. Louis World's Fair. For those who have been enjoying my Mira music box version of this song I decided to offer this early Victor recording of the song as sung by SH Dudley. The phonograph is my Victor II "humpback" Talking Machine. This particular model has a peculiar "hump" on the rear of the cabinet that is unique to this model only and was never repeated on successive Victor models. I hope you enjoy the video and thanks, as always, for your visit.
1904 Meet Me In St. Louis Victor Talking Machine Phonograph Kerry Mills Worlds Fair SH Dudley Edison Victrola Gramophone Music Box Boy
Billy Murray Sings - Waltz me around again Willie - Victor II Gramophone 1904
Here is Billy Murray (1877-1954) singing Waltz me around again Willie. The Gramophone is a 1905 Victor type II, with a black and brass bell horn. Murray was one of the most popular and best selling record artists during the first 2 1/2 decades of the twentieth century.
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Billy Murray sings "Under the Anheuser Bush" Victor II Gramophone 1909
Billy Murray, one of the greatest phonograph stars of the early Twentieth Century sings the comedy classic "Under the Anheuser Bush" on an original Victor Record from 1909. The Gramophone is a Victor Type II from 1905.
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StreetlegalTV.com - PRI 2010 Edelbrock Big Victor II Manifolds
The Big Victor II is the latest technology for the Big Block Chevy guys looking for a much more efficient engine resulting in an added 40 horsepower. www.streetlegaltv.com
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Dzem - Sen o Victorii - (Cover)
A beautiful Polish song by the band Jam(DZEM). Far from a real jam.(DZEM)..
Dżem-Sen o Victorii
Dżem-Sen o Victorii.. WFF Wrocław(13.03.2009)
Al Jolson sings - Snap Your Fingers - Victor II Talking Machine 1912
Here is the World's greatest entertainer Al Jolson (1886-1950) Singing "Snap Your Fingers" composed by Von Tilzer on a Victor 78rpm record from 1912 . This song was recorded during his first recording session with Victor, he later signed on with Columbia in the early 19teens and later with Brunswick in the early 1920's. The Gramophone is a 1905 Victor Type II with a black and brass bell horn.
Al Jolson Snap your Fingers Harry Von Tilzer 78rpm Victor Talking Machine Phonograph Victrola victrolaman