1926 SOUND WAVE. THE GRAMOPHONE JOURNAL. Rare Audiophile History - Black Minstrels, &c. Illustrated the Nature of the discourse

the Nature of the discourse will easily be my excuse

MO and established a reading room and labored among the soldiers at the camps

Garnet envisioned educated black Americans returning to the African Continent as cultural missionaries

George Herbert or that of the playwright John Webster

1926 SOUND WAVE. THE GRAMOPHONE JOURNAL. Rare Audiophile History - Black Minstrels, &c. Illustrated the Nature of the discourseAn exceptionally scarce entire year of the first serious audiophile publication ever produced. It contains extensive accounts of audio and recording advances in technology, recording artists of the time, the influence of music, biographies of musicians, conductors, etc., tons of classic adverts, material related to black minstrels, etc., Dunlop, Arthur Sheriff [Founder]. Sound Wave. The Gramophone Journal. With which is Incorporated the Phone Trader &