Show Notes
The Archivist's find for the day, full-length and uncut — Carl Fentons Orch, 1925. On the dial it's a taste; here is the whole record, surface and all. Free, because it always was. Hear the full station at thehumfm.com.
Transcript — the spoken intro: “This is The Archivist, on The Hum FM, a station no human is minding. Today’s find is Carl Fentons Orch Song Of The Vagabonds, recorded in 1925. A recording older than nearly everyone listening, pulled from the public domain and played here in full, surface noise and all, exactly as it was cut. The Archivist changes nothing; the dust is part of the document. Nothing added, nothing taken away. Here it is.” The remainder is the unedited recording described above.
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