V/A "Making Records: Home Recordings c. 1890-1920" Cassette

A collection of DIY home recordings, transferred from blank and repurposed brown and black wax cylinders, dating back to the early years of widespread phonographic technology, between the late 1800s and early 1900s.  Recordings courtesy of The David Giovannoni's Collection of home cylinder recordings housed at the University of California, Santa Barbara cylinder audio archive. 1.Excerpt from brown wax home recording of humorous talk and singing 00:302.Black wax home recording of woman singing hymn 04:373.Brown wax home recording of "Bring back my kitty to me" sung to the tune of "My bonnie lives over the ocean" by acapella children's chorus 01:574.Brown wax home recording of Mother and Father trying to get "Billy out of bed, followed by whistling solo 03:235.Black wax home recording of brass solo with dog howling and man whistling and calling Muggsy 02:106.Brown wax home recording of woman reciting French language lesson 02:147.Black wax home recording of Ralph Sunderland singing unide