So far so good here. Thanks.
Bill Cahill

Wow! That's neat! Wish I could get a complete copy of that magazine..... Thanks for the link! I've just finnished restoring my model B Edison Home. It was a sorry case of junk parts when I bought it. It's fully restored with a cygnet horn now, and, looks nearly new, and, plays great. I love the Edis...

Need restorable original Edison Cygnet horn neck No. 10.
Please contact Bill Cahill fanaticbill@knology.net Need pics.
Thank you....
Bill Cahill

Interesting... I have been looking on those labels with no luck. You'd think with as popular as the song was that it would have been more widely sold. Maybe copyright problems? I know the original version was originally made in Britain. "The musicians", which wasn't as po;ular. I have that...

Some years back I had talked to a children's record collector who never heard of this title.
I have a friend who's grown son specializes in these records. After an exhaustive search he found the title mention, and, that it was recorded on 78, but, that's the only mention they made of it.
Bill Cahill

Yes. I'd be happy to.. Verse 1 "I am a fine musician.. I practice everyday. And, people come from miles around just to hear me play- my tuba, my tuba. They love to hear my tuba. Oom pah, oom pah, oom pah, oom pah, oom.... Verse 2 I am a fine musician. I practice everyday... And, people come fro...

The actual title of the recording is "The Musicians" I was able to find this reference on the web: ...the first RECORDED version of "The Musicians" was on the Young People's Records label in 1949. That version was an adaptation for two singers and guitar accompaniment. Soon ther...

"Olson electronics for everyone" is NO More.
I have the two last relics by them. Very good quality amplified Omni-directional microphones rated at 15-20,000hz.
I use them once in awhile.
Bill Cahill

Hmmm. Wish I could find the correct 1946 Magnavox Regency that my father had. Or, was it the Belvedere? All I remember is it had the Amp 111A a deluxe am, sw, old fm band tuner, with eye tube, WC 78 changer, and, solonoid, with matching button on front of radio for lazy man record reject. Two 12&quo...

Yees. In your own history.
I had only posted once before the big crash.
Bill Cahill

Thanks. I wish I could find the record. It's really tough to get.
I now know there were 2 other schools that used to have that record. One was in Geogia.
Both other copies are gone.....
Bill Cahill

My grade school had it back in the 50's. This is the exact title. Don't know label. It was a 10" record. It had instrumental accomp. A later version was done by Sally Field, AKA The flying nun, in the 60's. "I am a fine musician" Please help me locate, and, obtain this record. Many th...

Well, after being lost for who knows how long, I'm back. Even forgot I registered here already. Old computer crashy.. Lost link. Lost info.
Ouch!
Bill Cahill

I got lost from here...
Thanks to a fellow collector at ARF, I found my way back. How long have I been gone????
Bill Cahill

Following records: First batch on 78 rpm
"I am a fine musician"
"One note Polka"

Edison D D
"Teasin'"
Victor orthophonic
"Hush a bye waltz"
"The prisoner's song" Organ Not sung
Please e mail me at:
fanaticbill@knology.net
Thank you.
Bill Cahill