"The Whistler & his Dog" Edison Military Band 1905 Edison Gold Moulded Record

Band leader Arthur Pryor wrote this famous composition "The Whistler and his dog", and it was first Published in 1905. Here is one of the first versions recorded by the Edison Military Band in October of that same year, and played on an Edison Model A Home Phonograph, with Linenoid Horn.

[@irishmike3514]

I'm amazed at the quality of the sound!!!

[@EricBrownBey]

Thanks Bruce, I enjoyed it.

[@gunnarthefeisty]

that's the size of an EMG oversized, wow!

[@noshirm6285]

Bruce - incredible sound. What’s the horn made of, and can it be used on your other players as well - the ones you use to play records? 👏🏻

[@Lucius1958]

Nice recording! Is the Columbia next to it a BE or a BF?

[@victrolaman]

BF Peerless

[@davef.2811]

Good Lord! How big is that horn?

[@victrolaman]

It is the longest and widest Linenoid horn I have ever seen.

[@Edwin48100]

Your tracking was off towards the end of the cylinder.

[@victrolaman]

How so ??

[@victrolaman]

I just replayed it I have no idea what you are talking about.