GRAMMOPHONE - Rowan Atkinson - Sketch from Not The Nine o'Clock News. + Informações

This is a gramophone playing a 75 LP "The third man theme", music from the movie The third man with Orson Welles.. + Informações

We do not normally play scarce 78 rpm records on acoustic gramophones, but this one is not in very good condition, so it doesn't really matter! 'I'm Wondering Who' was recorded in New York in 1927 by a band which is usually known, appropriately, as the 'New Yorkers', which was under the leadership of Adrian Rollini. Several of the musicians were from Jean Goldkette's Orchestra, which had just disbanded. Rollini took his band into a night club called the 'New Yorker', but it folded after a couple of weeks or so. In the band were Bix Beiderbecke and Frank Trumbauer, who then went on to join Paul Whiteman. But as Trumbauer already had a recording contract with OKeh, these musicians made a couple of sessions for OKeh. Whose band it actually was is still unclear (at least to me!), but the two sides made on 30th September 1927, this one and 'Just An Hour Of Love' were issued on OKeh under the name of Benny Meroff and his Orchestra. Meroff was a genuine bandleader; how or why his name was 'borrowed' is not known to me. However, when the sides were issued in the UK, they were labelled as 'Frank Trumbauer and his Augmented Orchestra', as you can see from the label. This 78 is elusive in the UK, as I believe the OKeh is in the USA The machine on which the disc is played is a cheap, anonymous 'hornless' table top gramophone. They don't usually sound very good; but I like them for some reason, and currently own three examples. I recently cleaned and oiled the motor of this machine .... + Informações

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.. + Informações

HMV Portable Gramophone plays a lovely tune called 'It's The Talk of the Town' by Henry Hall and the BBC Dance Orchestra.. + Informações

History of the gramophone and how it works.. + Informações

Consisting of a real metal horn and a wood base, the design of iAcoustic, an acoustic amplifier, is simple and clear, but the quality of its amplified sound brings somewhat different experience from ordinary speaker sound. iAcoustic remarkably boosts the audio output from the iPhone or iPod Touch built-in speaker up to about 60 decibels without using any external power sources. While passing through its wind instrument type horn and solid wood base, the audio source is transformed into warm, rich and resonant sound. iPhone/iPod touch can be charged while you listen if a charge/sync cable is fed into the path-through slot on the wood base. iAcoustic is compatible with all iPhone versions and iPod Touch and works with most additional cases and bumpers. www.abitedesign.com *iPhone and iPod are registered trademarks of Apple Inc.. + Informações

playing an old 78 rpm gramophone record. + Informações

A short instructional video on how to play your new record on the Thomas A. Edison's Gramophone circa 1902. Antique phonograph / vintage record player. Edison Gold Moulded Records, Echo All Over the World Cylinder reads: 1390 Mixed Quartette. Sweet By-And-By Pat'D July 29, 1902 Video and music by M.England. Filmed with the Canon EOS Rebel T3i w/ 18-135mm lens. Blog: voicetospiritmusic.com. + Informações

Emile Berliner Gramophones: First hand driven toy Gramophone made by Kammer & Reinhardt 5 inch record Germany 1890, Second type of the first spring motor Gramophone made by Levi Montross 7 inch record USA 1897, The first coin slot Gramophone England 1900. For more information www.phonogalerie.com. + Informações

Collector from Amsterdam with a huge collection of phonograps and gramophones.. + Informações

Jeff walks and talks you through picking up the turn back time achievement in silent hill downpour from doing the gramophone sidequest. + Informações

"Delicado", música de Waldir Azevedo, interpretado por Guido Moraes e seu Ritmo.. + Informações

From www.josepino.com - An easy-to-build home-made record player using LEGO NTX, just a few parts with a fair quality. The NTX parts makes it easier with better quality than the older Mindstorms Gramophone. More details at http. + Informações

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www.myspace.com Drama aka Marco Monfardini has founded with Mirco Magnani the independent label Suite inc./Suiteque/Suitevision in the 90's. Marco has been working on the project Minox since the 80's and he has collaborated with Steven Brown and Blaine Reininger of Tuxedomoon and most recently with Murcof, Nobukazu Takemura, Lydia Lunch and The Gentle People. He has produced with Minox some Suite inc./Suiteque releases (MissQLee, Enfantronique, Dubital, Krisma, etc.). He has also given life to the projects 4D killer and Technophonic Chamber Orchestra with Mirco and recently Schnitt with the german dj Fräulein Amelie. Drama started his project in 2000 with "The gramophone selection" a dj set completed with gramophones, evoking an early twentieth century atmosphere, a sound based on current club culture, mixed with voices from historical memory, Salvador Dali, Antonin Artuad, Jean Cocteau, and spoken words with over-lapping and downbeat rhythms, creates an expressionist mixture which is given Brechtian treatment, a futuristic fusion.. + Informações

www.myxboxhacks.com Here is an old portable wind-up gramophone, its a HMV. A His Masters Voice, most likely from the 30's. but maybe somone could verify. The soundbox fitted says No.4. It is playing Winifred Atwell's Black and white Rag. on 78 RPM Gramophone record. This is the Ipod of the 30's, but unlike the Ipod, doesnt need batteries or electricity. Thanks and i hope you enjoy it.. + Informações

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www.myxboxhacks.com Here i have the portable vintage gramophone playing a song called oogie oogie wa wa. it was sung by Billy jones.. + Informações

As I connected my old Revox gramophone (from the 1980's) to my computer I have a special drive now. So I can record my old vinyls to the computer and then use them on my MP3-player.. + Informações

www.1Click2Fame.com Episode #6: Giant Balls & Itchy Gramophones This week Tom from 1Click discusses men with a crippling fear of balls, the latest music to hit the charts from 'itchy gramaphone' and why blankets are evil.. + Informações

Stephen Foster, De camptown Races, 1850, played on a old Gramophone 78RPM Record Player,. + Informações

www.WeAreAdventureClub.com 1st and foremost, thanks for Leighton and Christian for hooking me up with a mad remix. This was mega fun to jam to! So go check out their site, like them on facebook, check out their youtube page and in general love them. **Copyright Information** This video is not intended to infringe any copyright laws in any way. This is for the sole purpose of entertainment. It is the copyrighted property of its respective owner(s). Till The World Ends Britney Spears Adventure Club Remix is the copyrighted property of its owner(s). Recorded drums provided by Gramophone (Graham Leduc) gramophonedrums@gmail.com PLEASE SUBSCRIBE! I just want to take a moment and thank all my viewers and supporters thus far. I dig all the positive vibes I'm getting from everyone so, thanks. Keep spreading the good word! Follow me on Twitter at: www.Twitter.com Check out my band's website at: www.modernghost.com My Website www.grahamleduc.com (Coming soon!) Current Kit I'm playing on a Tama EFX Superstar 6 piece Hyperdrive in Red Silk. (If you really want to get crazy, here's the model number: SX62HZBN-RSK) The sizes are (diameter X depth): Toms: 10"x6.5", 12"x7" Floor Toms: 14"x12", 16"x14" Kick: 22"x18" Snare: 14"x5.5" I also use a GMS Maple snare (with the black Remo skin, more info on that later) 13"x6.5" Cymbals: I'm using mostly Sabian but I have a few others in there though. SABIAN AAX Stage Crash 17" SABIAN AAX Stage Crash 18" SABIAN AAX X-Plosion Crash 17" SABIAN AA .... + Informações

This is a video showing the main spring of a gramophone being removed from & replaced into the spring barrel. The object of this video is to show people who may want to attempt maintainence or repairs on their own mechanical gramophone or phonograph, but are unsure of what they'd expect to find in the barrel, and the proceedure (I use) to remove & replace a main spring. Bare in mind, that the larger the barrel size, the larger & stronger the spring inside will be. The spring shown in this video is a fairly small one, so is easier to control than a longer & wider spring such as those found in Edison machines, or the larger HMV/ Victor Victrola motors. As you can see, it's not a job for anyone who doesn't like to get their hands dirty, but for those who wish to attempt regreasing a good spring, or replacing a broken spring, my advise it to *PROCEED WITH EXTREME CAUTION!* There is tremendous amounts of force in some of these springs, and they can cause "serious injury" if the spring gets away from you. Gloves are a good idea due to chemicals & substances in the old grease, for those who feel comfortable wearing them. Safety glasses should also be worn. Personally, I like to be able to feel the spring directly, finding I have better control without them. I've been doing it this way since I was 13 yr old & have 30 yrs practice, so it may look a little easier than it actually is. Some people use two pieces of wood with a large V cut into the sides, and use these in a vice to .... + Informações

My Gramophone playing, Oh Johnny Oh Johnny using Chamberlain Phonograph Needles. You can buy these needles at www.MyOldPhonograph.com The best needles made for old Victrolas, Gramophones and Phonographs. www.MyOldPhonograph.com. + Informações