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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ย. 2024
- Delaware native, Eldridge Johnson (b. 1867) was discouraged from attending college because he wasn't "bright enough." He went on to become a mechanic and revolutionize the way people listen to music with his company, The Victor Talking Machine Co.
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I have a Victrola made in 1914 which runs as beautifully as it did when it was manufactured in Mr. Johnson's factory in Camden 110 years ago. I've been fascinated with the Victrola's history and have told the story you've mentioned here for decades. It's nice to know my facts were correct.
I don't think too many products manufactured today will work perfectly in the year 2134.
What a Fabulous Story. Thank You so very Much for Teaching Me all about Mr Johnson. What an Incredible Story. You did an Excellent Job Explaining His Life. God Bless, DanO
Amazing and yet so simple..
Great video! I love to listen to these old beauties play, and I think the history should be taught, because as you said this was a huge contribution!
I have visited this museum and it was superb--you really ought to see the second floor's collection of rarities; there's even an Auxetophone up there. But downstairs is where the piles of old records and working Victors and Victrolas are kept--you can even hear them play.
Nice little snapshot of the museum. I hope to visit one day. They should, however, fix the spelling mistake on the wall.
Wonderful I hope one day to go here I love collecting these machines and I didnt know that much about Eldridge R Johnson pretty interesting :)
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What was the name of the song playing in the video?
Which one?
The first song? I'm just wild about Harry
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"I'm Just Wild About Harry" - Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra, Victor 18983-B, Recorded August 1, 1922 in NYC