Time Traveler Music

Circa 1947 Tradio - Coin Operated Hotel Radio, built in Asbury Park, NJ for the hospitality industry. Is this the predecessor of Pay-Per-View? Hear it pick up a 1965 broadcast from WMCA in New York.

This is the theme from Princess Bride on a Henstooth Discs music box disc, played on a Regina double comb music box.

Small music box playing Grand Father's Clock

The record player is a 2015 (kick-starter campaign) Gramovox Floating Disc Record Player. Gramovox is now Vertical Grooves LLC. This was picked up as a broken player on marketplace and we repaired it. It is playing through a 90s Sony STR-D790 receiver and Bose 201 speakers. It is being recorded through a Rode directional mic hooked to a GoPro 5 (it sounds way better in person). This is my guest room stereo, I also have vintage 70s stereo gear. If you want to see any videos of that (Marantz receiver, Polk speakers, etc.) tell me in the comments. This is playing an album from the 70s, recorded by an old friend's group, The Buffalo Disaster Jazz Band, the album is Son of Buffalo, and I have cued up side two.

Simpsons Theme played on a 1928 Steinway XR Duo-Art player piano, QRS roll no: 11057

I've had numerous requests for a new recording of the Toreador Song from Carmen by Georges Bizet on the Regina Music Box, so here it is with a better camera and microphone.

Yes... I can hear the G in the lower register is sour. Duo-Art roll 67249, The Dance of the Hours by Ponchielli from the Ballet La Gioconda. Performed by Robert Armbruster and played on a Steinway XR Duo-Art reproducing Piano.

This is a Busy Bee cylinder phonograph that was made for the O'Neill-James Company of Chicago. It was made from a Columbia Graphophone model Q, but mounted with a larger diameter mandrel so it could only play cylinder records sold by O'Neill-James. They were sold very cheap, attempting to trick the consumer into buying a proprietary record format. It wasn't uncommon for people to just go buy a Columbia Q mandrel and update the phonograph to play standard Edison and Columbia cylinder records.

This is a circa 1883 Reed Pipe Clariona, also known as a Roller Organ. It was a portable music player that played interchangeable music rolls. It is playing The "Blue Danube Waltz" and "Wine Women and Song" We started a Patreon Page where we hope to do behind the scenes material. http://www.patreon.com/timetravelermusic

We found this Columbia BI Sterling Graphophone, broken, in a junk shop for $100. I think it was a good investment after the repairs! Playing Victor Record no. 19421-A. This song was published in 1923, this version is performed by the International Novelty Orchestra, and features Billy Murray on vocal.

Here is a Meloria Music re-cut piano roll of the 1921 Mel O Dee roll 4199 Crazy Blues played by Eubie Blake.

Here is a 1993 QRS rendition of Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody with lyrics written by Freddie Mercury and played by Rudy Martin. No copyright infringement intended, just sharing a cool piano roll!

This is an 1898 Columbia BS Coin (slot) phonograph. These were sold to candy shops, bars and arcades. It is playing Edison Record "The Rifle Quickstep" from "Our Flag"

Here is a c.1899 Columbia Grand Graphophone playing a Vulcan copy of an Edison Concert 5" cylinder record. This machine arrived as a basket case, and still needs a lot of work, but at least it has its voice back!

This is an early Edison Fireside Model A Combination Phonograph with Model K reproducer (circa 1912) playing a 1928 4 minute recording of Henry's Made a Lady out of Lizzy

This Vintage Record Player is a very early Victor Schoolhouse V-XXV Phonograph where the lid does not remove, and the shelf does not fold-up for horn storage. It is playing a Victor Educational record of French Lessons for American Soldiers heading over to WWI in France.

Vintage Record Player plays "Yes we Have no Bananas" played by: Haring's Velvetone Orchestra, Copyright 1922, played on a Silvertone Senior Table Top Phonograph from 1916.

Vintage Record Player Silvertone Phonograph using the included vertical cut record adapter and sapphire ball stylus to play Pathe Record: 78391 "The Volunteer Organist"

Vintage Music Player PIano Seeburg "L" Lilliputian Nickelodeon playing Hark the Herald Angels Sing Christmas Carol

Vintage Music 1929 Steinway XR Duo-Art reproducing player piano playing QRS recut of Duo-Art Christmas roll Hark the Herald Angel's Sing D10047

This is a Vintage Music QRS Player Piano Christmas roll that two ne'er-do-well teenagers modified the lyrics to in 1976

Vintage Music on Wurlitzer style Caliola by Stinson Organ Company, Serial No. 002, playing APP Christmas Carol Music Roll.

This is an early Stinson Caliola Organ (Serial No. 002) playing an APP Roll of Vintage Music Christmas Carols. O Christmas Tree, O Tannenbaum like a Player Piano

This is a 1925 Seeburg Model L player piano nickelodeon playing Vintage Music Clark Roll 514 Christmas Music, song no.5

This is a Caliola organ by Stinson Organ Company, patterened after a Wurlitzer Caliola Organ playing Vintage Music Wurlitzer APP Christmas Roll, Silent Night like a player piano