This weeks mystery object might set you in a spin…. …….. can you tell what it is yet?
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Friday Mystery Object # 2 Answer
Congratulations to Russell Medcraft who not only knew the correct answer but supplied the Hound with a fascinating piece of information on lasts week’s Mystery Object of the Week! For Hound followers who may have missed Russell’s original answer read below: “Alfred Clark was the first EMI Chairman. He had worked with Eldridge Johnson onContinue reading “Friday Mystery Object # 2 Answer”
Friday Mystery Object # 2
Can you identify the hand that helped shape The Gramophone Company and Electric and Musical Industries Ltd … ……………………the clue to the identity of this wheeler dealer pioneer is in hand!
Friday mystery object #1 Answer
The Hound knew you where a knowledgable bunch, points awarded all round for getting the correct answer to last weeks question…BRAVO! Special mention goes to Rob Spenser for not only knowing the right answer but adding an interesting piece of information on this weeks Mystery Object of the Week! Answer The ‘Style No.5 Gramophone’ wasContinue reading “Friday mystery object #1 Answer”
Gaisberg’s Travels #2
“8-8-1898” The young Fred Gaisberg arrived in Liverpool and made his way to London to set up his studio. Despite the long journey and unfamiliar country Gaisberg was in high spirits and recalls “Arriving in London at the tail end of a strawberry glut of which I took the fullest advantage.” – Fred Gaisberg BeforeContinue reading “Gaisberg’s Travels #2”
Recording Pioneers- Part 2
Alfred Clark 1873 – 1950 “The fine thread running through the very fabric of HMV history” -Fred Gaisberg Name: Alfred Clark Born: 19 December 1873 Resident: Born in New York, moved to France 1899 aged 26 then resident of the UK, 1909 -1950 Occupation: Gramophone Company Managing Director, Chairman and EMI PresidentContinue reading “Recording Pioneers- Part 2”
Friday mystery object #1
The Hound gets to see some amazing stuff and often has to work out what it is. So pop on your Deerstalker Hat and help us solve the first in the series of……………. Fridays Mystery Object of the Week! Put you thoughts in the comments section below, answer will follow next Thursday Good luck!
Berliner and his talking machine
The Hound heartily thanks Mr Lester Smith for providing this little known image of Emile Berliner standing by his first machine.
Recording Pioneers- Part 1
Emile Berliner 1851 – 1921 “The key to victory is never-ending application” -Emile Berliner Name: Emile Berliner Born: 20 May 1851 Resident: Born in Hanover in Germany, immigrated to the United States as a young man of only 19 in 1870 Occupation: Recording sound mastermind Loves: His wife and family, inventing, campaigning for better health standardsContinue reading “Recording Pioneers- Part 1”
School’s Out for Summer
When the weather’s fine We go fishing or go swimming in the sea We’re always happy Life’s for living, yeah, that’s our philosophy “In the Summertime,” Mungo Jerry
