Oh! Uncle John - Sung By George J. Gaskin - 1896 Emile Berliner Gramophone Record

Oh! Uncle John - Sung by George J. Gaskin - 1896 Emile Berliner Gramophone Record

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George J. Gaskin (most popular recording artist of 1890s) "Jane" Berliner 1615 (November 16,1896)

Sidewalks of New York - George J. Gaskin (1895) - Berliner Gramophone 959Z

Early Sound Recordings

Emile Berliner Record 1895 - Sidewalks of New York - George J. Gaskin Victor II Gramophone

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George J Gaskin sings "Leonore" -Berliner record - 1896

Her Eyes Don't Shine Like Diamonds - George J. Gaskin - 1895 Emile Berliner Record

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After The Ball - George J. Gaskin (1893)

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Emile Berliner Record 1896 - On the Gramophone - by David C. Bangs - Victor II Gramophone

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1896 Berliner Record - Roll on De Ground - Sung by Billy Golden

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"The Bassoon" George J. Gaskin (most popular recording artist of 1890s?) Columbia cylinder

My Old Kentucky Home - George J. Gaskin - Berliner Record - October 1895

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Recorded May 19, 1896. The girl I left behind. sung by George J Gaskin on a Berliner Gramophone disc

Killarney sung by George J. Gaskin - 1918 Pathe Record. - Solophone Phonograph

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George J. Gaskin - Drill Ye Terriers Drill 1891 - Irish Songs

Emile Berliner - Auld Lang Syne - 1890 (First recording)

George J. Gaskin - After the Ball (1893) Chorus with Lyrics on the Screen

InterestingThingsESL

Uncle Sam, Tell Us Why are You Waiting? by George J. Gaskin (1898)

The Black Knights Templar - Sung by George J. Gaskin - 1895 Berliner Record

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