Indestructible 4M Cylinder, 3446, Livery Stable Blues, Rare Jazz Original LISTEN
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Description
Jazz was unknown to most of the nation in 1917, until The Original Dixieland ‘Jass’ Band recorded “Livery Stable Blues” for the Victor Talking Machine Company. That disc credited to be the first studio recording of Jazz. It was also met with artistic criticism, but the public loved it. The Jazz Age began by this introduction into the American mainstream.
Cylinder records were on the decline and at this time Edison Blue Amberol records only had one competitor. That company, Indestructible, continued to compete until 1922.
Indestructible produced the only cylinder recording of “Livery Stable Blues” and it’s near impossible to find.
The beginning of your Jazz Age cylinder collection starts HERE, with this record!
View the photos and hear the record. Copy and paste the link to hear the actual record being sold. http://www.ecommerceplayer.com/MediaPlayer.aspx?id=a8e611ba-31b7-4e99-8fbc-26a98da8d406 Played using an Edison Standard Phonograph with an H reproducer.
Thanks for looking and good luck! James.
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