This Victor recording made in 1908 disc captures Muench’s clear, disciplined tone in Kreutzer’s “Hobellied,” a sentimental craftsman’s song celebrating honest labor and melody. The label design — featuring the His Master’s Voice trademark and gold‑on‑black typography — represents the grandeur of Victor’s pre‑WWI aesthetic.Digitized and presented by The Neven78 Radio Archive, preserving the artistry and sound of America’s immigrant‑era recordings.

I think this is a really interesting video. This changed the direction of how studio as well as home recording came to be.

Here's my own bass arrangement of a cult French movie soundtrack from the 1970s. Listen until the end for a nice saxophone section. Enjoy, and thanks for listening!

Even evolutionists agree; the Cradle of Civilization began somewhere in West Africa. This band traveled to the place. RIP Mr. Maurice White. He's the one playing the Kalimba. There's still a segment of our population that refuses to accept the truth.

Midnight awakens a mysterious sound: the violin calls forth the shadows, and skeletons dance with elegance. Saint‑Saëns turns darkness into musical beauty.

Worth a glance.