My Sumuran Girl Fred Van Eps, on Edison blue Amberol

Here is "My SUMURUN GIRL" played by Fred Van Eps on Edison Blue Amberol cylinder#1549.
Played on my Edison Phonograph model "Standart".

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Comment by thereallyniceman on December 4, 2010 at 17:47
Brilliant.. I just love Van Eps playing.

Thank you for posting Eric.
Comment by Peter van Alteren on January 25, 2011 at 0:59
I am proud of my own collection of 78 RPM's of banjo music, including some Fred van Eps Edison recordings. But this...Wow...this is the real thing! I have to admit; I'm jealous. Thanks for these magic immages.
Comment by Eric STEFANELLI on January 25, 2011 at 8:00

Hi Peter !

I have also many rec. of Van Eps, Vess Ossman, Tarrant Bailet jr, old 78's and Cylinders to share, if i have time, i can put some others recordings on this group, i think, it is very interesting to know how they was playing exactly on their banjos, with or without a band.

Speed of cylinders is  about 160 r.p.m. by minute, i can have the exact tempo, by turning the speed control screw, and i find sometimes that they was playing very fast !!!!!!!But some tunes are also played at  slow tempo. I will put one one my best tune from Vess L. Ossman next, he was playing in slow tempo, but it is a surprise !

 

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