Many activities of Friends of the Phonograph are just for fun like celebrating the Birthday of Edison's Phonograph.

Documenting Memories of the Phonograph and celebrating the legacy of the phonograph, however, are more than blowing out birthday candles.

The history and wonder of the phonograph are embedded in Phonographia and its phonograph connections. Human connections with recorded sound and its world of music are everywhere. Ironically, phonograph connections are probably invisible to most music listeners.

Friends of the Phonograph, a.k.a. Phonographians want to make those phonograph connections visible by enjoying the connections and sharing what they see as a living legacy when they repeat the mantra (designed to sound like a broken record): "The phonograph is a revolution still turning...The phonograph is a revolution still turning....The phonograph is a revolution still turning...."

 

The Phonograph

Began a revolution of recorded sound.

Created the Best seat in the house. Forever.

Is a revolution still turning. ©

 

 

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