R. S. Baker's antique record blog

A blog for the documentation of the earliest recording business.

Thursday, November 2, 2017

Getting buried in Jim Walsh Articles Part 1

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What a week it's been for discoveries! In the past few days, I have been reading as much as I can at any possible time of those famous...
Saturday, October 14, 2017

A Death date and Spencer's relationship with Columbia

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well, I'm still here everyone, those fires are far enough away. But you know, it's been a disaster that's really got me depres...
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Saturday, September 30, 2017

Records for Sale with commentary and troubles for the "whistling coon"

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Looking at record auction lists can get us down...but at least by doing this we know what's out there. Recently(this past week) I look...
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Saturday, September 9, 2017

Mid-night crooks and "The Voice in Time"

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Who are these three funny guys?  Well, we ought to know that first guy(Len Spencer), but the other two could stump some of...
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Hey there record scholars! I am R.S. Baker, a cartoonist, scholar, and collector of the earliest sound recordings. I've studied recordings from 1888 to 1920 for nearly a decade. My most focused interest lies in the studio pianists and musicians, such as Fred Hylands, Frank P. Banta, Justin Ringleben, etc. Enjoy the reading!
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