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John Philip Sousa,
The Menace of
Mechanical Music
The latest addition
to our archive of classic texts in phonographic history is the
March King's famous 1906 essay in which he popularized the
phrase canned music -- although he didn't coin the
term, which had already been used by O. Henry in the 1903
short story "The Phonograph
and the Graft." Phonozoic's version is unabridged
and comes complete with nine amusing
illustrations!
The Phonograph Ring
We've been linking phonograph
enthusiasts on the web since 1998, and we're happy to see that
WebRing is once again independent of
Yahoo!
For
information on joining the Phonograph Ring or editing your
site information, click
here! To browse the ring, follow the links at the
bottom of this page.
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The Antique Phonograph and Gramophone Thai
Society
is
currently full of Christmas spirit -- to see what the girl in
the picture above is dreaming about, visit http://www.talkingmachine.org/.
Pluethipol Prachumphol and the APGTS have been
undertaking some exciting projects lately -- for example, a
CD of rare center-start Path้ discs of Siamese music
(contact them for details). The APGTS is doing a
valuable service in making the sounds of the early Siamese
recording industry available worldwide!
Thanks also to
Pluethipol Prachumphol for bringing our logo to
life....
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