R. S. Baker's antique record blog

A blog for the documentation of the earliest recording business.

Tuesday, August 4, 2020

Mr. Farran

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Along this journey of reconstructing the complicated lives of Fred W. Hager and Justin Ring, I assumed the two of them were a solid pair t...
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Friday, June 19, 2020

Ancestry digging and understanding Ringleben

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It has been a difficult few months for me.  Since the beginning of April I dealt with serious panic attacks and crippling anxiety...but fi...
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Sunday, March 29, 2020

Mysterious Ring and Newspaper digging

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Well folks, here we are confined to our homes. Here in California we have been on lockdown for a bit longer than other places in the U.S. ...
Tuesday, March 3, 2020

Hager as a character and the dilated stare

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In the last few weeks, a few interesting things have come along in my research. About a week and a half ago, a descendant of Charlie Carso...
Friday, February 7, 2020

The Scrapbook

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In the last post I mentioned the recent news regarding the Hager scrapbook, so it seems fit to do a post solely on this matter.  After s...
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Ramona S. Baker
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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