Complete History of Recorded Music, Part 1 

Why does everyone hate the overlapping so much? I actually LOVE it.

1860 - 2018.... Wow

Feels great to be back.

Everything gets clearer and clearer was the years go by. It is indeed amazing how much we improve with technology and such. Just amazing.

My mother's voice as a little girl is recorded on a glass 78 RPM record. It was made in 1950 A.D. This record is part of my personal collection and so I will not be posting it. But the fact may be of interest to you, my listeners.

Here's Part 2 of the list, 1921 to 1960! 1921 Home Again Blues - Original Dixieland Jazz Band 1922 Okeh Laughing Record - Okeh 1923 Charleston - James P. Johnson 1924 It Had to Be you - California Ramblers 1925 Danse Macabre - Leopold Stokowski 1926 Me Too Fox Trot - Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra 1927 Rhapsody in Blue (Piano Roll Recording) - George Gershwin 1928 You Took Advantage of Me - Bing Crosby 1929 Love Me or Leave Me - Guy Lombardo 1930 Puttin' On the Ritz - Harry Richman 1931 Puzzle Record Tune (Part 1) - Novelty Orchestra 1932 Scat Song - Cab Calloway 1933 Tango: Du schwarzer zigeuner (Du svarte zigenare) - Ulla Billquist 1934 Memories - Ben & Alf Pearson 1935 Love Song - Paul Robeson 1936 Sing Me a Swing Song - Chick Webb with Ella Fitzgerald 1937 Sing Sing Sing with a Swing - Benny Goodman 1938 The Bee Song - Arthur Askey 1939 The Good Egg - Carl Stalling 1940 In the Mood - Glenn Miller 1941 Lazy Bones - Hoagy Carmichael & Dorothy Dandridge 1942 Der Furher's Face - Spike Jones and the City Slicker Orchestra 1943 Stormy Weather - Lena Horne 1944 Soviet National Anthem - Red Army Choir (not an endorsement) 1945 I Got Rhythm - Benny Goodman Sextet 1946 Hawk's Boogie - Erskine_Hawkin 1947 Cement Mixer Put-ti Put-ti - Slim Gaillard Trio (This recording is featured with the incorrect year in the video) 1948 Ol' Man River - Paul Robeson 1949 A Little Bird Told Me - Evelyn Knight 1950 Cupid Boogie - Little Esther Phillips 1951 El Cumbanchero - Desi Arnez 1952 Night Train- Jimmy Forrest 1953 That's Amore - Dean Martin 1954 Rock Around the Clock - Bill Halley and His Comets 1955 Ain't That a Shame? - Fats Domino 1956 Why Do Fools Fall in Love? - Teenagers featuring Frankie Lyman 1957 Round And Round - Perry Como (This was featured in the John Hughes movie "Blast From the Past" (1998)) 1958 You Make Me Dizzy, Miss Lizzy - Larry Williams 1959 Kookie Kookie (Lend Me Your Comb) - Edward Byrnes with Connie Stevens 1960 The Twist - Chubby Checker

The sound at the end scared the shit outta me

1860 was so creepy at the end 😟

The ending with a "playing" of Leon Scotts Phonoautograph at the end is clever. Scott actually invented sound recording but did not anticipate playback. The Phonoautograph was a scientific instrument devised for the study of sound.

Mid 1950's it started to get upbeat and jolly.

I can feel the hardwork you put into this 💗😊

I don’t really know why but I thought the transition from 1969-70 sounded really cool, I guess the stones + Dunn and Mccashen go pretty well together. Great vid!

Nice one Mr. Tinnitis... im crazy for very old music and that old technology and groove... cheers from Chile !

Memories are made of these in the days of my Dad still doing recording and taking care Band Bentoel.

the last one creeped me out so much 😨😨😨

Also, Astro, 7:16 is something that's hard to describe. Rich Grueler combines elements of classical, hip hop and death metal.

the only thing i notice and love, is the sound quality got increasingly better throughout the years... i just wonder how much more audio quality can improve in the future.

Very nicely done. Thank you for putting in so much time and effort 😀 much love

Good job! I like the way you animated the video ;)

This is pretty awesome, I've been looking for something like this XD!

I like how you did the screen how it was all flashy and then as time went by it got better

I seriously doubt no one has commented on this in 11 months. Where are the comments for a video awaiting approval? What's wrong with YT?

I don't care what anyone says I LOVE this I've listened to it over 20 times already xD it's interesting and I like how all the different music and recordings r played in order and how they evolved over time xD I also really like how u did that dial with the years it's really cool c:

can you please tell me what are the songs from the 2000's that are featured there?

Here's Part 3 of the list, 1961 to 1990! 1961 Variations II - John Cage 1962 Eep Opp Ork - Jet Screamer (From the TV series, "The Jetsons") 1963 Luck Be a Lady - Frank Sinatra 1964 I Get Around - Beach Boys 1965 It's Gonna Rain - Steve Reich 1966 Taxman - Beatles 1967 These Boots Were Made For Walking - Nancy Sinatra 1968 Crystal and Clover - Tony James 1969 2000 Light Years From Home - Rolling Stones 1970 Alright in the City - Dunn and McCashen 1971 One Toke Over the Line - Brewer & Shipley 1972 Popcorn - Hot Butter 1973 I Know It's Funky But I Like It - Ripple 1974 Jive Talkin' - Bee Gees 1975 Ohm Sweet Ohm - Kraftwerk 1976 I Can't Get No Satisfaction - Residents 1977 Mongoloid (Stiff version) - Devo 1978 Ce Plane Por Moi - Plastic Bertrand 1979 Warm Leatherette - Normal 1980 Xanadu - Olivia Newton John 1981 Another One Rides the Bus - “Weird Al” Yankovic 1982 Walking in L.A. - Missing Persons 1983 Shiny Shiny - Hysai Fantayzee 1984 The Army Now - Art of Noise 1985 Obsession - Animotion 1986 Rockit Miss U.S.A. (Death Wish IV mix) - Sigue Sigue Sputnik 1987 Fun to Be Had - Nitzer Ebb (Sample taken from a promo CD dated 1987) 1988 Straight Up - Paula Abdul 1989 The Perfect Cut (Rudy Poops) - Negativland 1990 They Want EFX - Das EFX

This is so cool! I love it! By the way, why does your title say part one? Are you going to make a part 2?

This reminds me very much about the movie "Contact" opening sequence (run backwards)

Wow, this is cool!

This is SO cool.

Thanks for enjoying it. Parts 1 and 2 will be on my upcoming album, "Dawkins vs the Monkey Shakespeare SImulator".

Awesome!

Gungor, Thank you for commenting. Good job identifying some of the songs. A few of your posts are in a language I don't recognize, though I think it's of Germanic origin. Can you enlighten me please?

Fascinating. Simply fascinating. This should be sent into space like that Earth Sounds record.

Itx been so long sincr i have watched this. And the first comment in a long time on this vid Still love this video!

You’re named after my 15 year long lasting ear problem

I'd like everyone to know that the Tinnitis discography is gradually being uploaded to BandCamp, roughly in chronological order for listening, digital download and purchase. tinnitis.bandcamp.com Be warned of two things: 1) Tinnitis is not your ordinary music, and 2) Works that are covers and song parodies will not be posted on BandCamp, but will be available for CD purchase. I might as well add a 3) The dividing line between old and new Tinnitis is 2007. Tinnitis music really realizes its full potential by 2007, but so far only pre-2007 Tinnitis has been posted. The first release from 2007 is titled "Retro Chic". Look for that one to be posted on bandcamp in the near future.

People, don't criticize what you don't understand. It's an amazing show of audio recording evolution. .. If it was separated it wouldn't have the same feeling. please appreciate.

8:13 When I was 9, I heard this recording and was shocked, jaw-dropped, and almost creeped out. That recording was only 154 years old at that time, but is currently 157.

Also, at the age of 9, I really hated today's music. the only music I used to think was real music was 1800's music.

Awesome!!!!

Thanks!

Thanks! I used a mix of Flash and Sony Vegas Studio! This recording is going to appear on my upcomng album, "Dawkins vs The Monkey Shakespeare Simulator". I'm working on "The Complete History of Recorded Music Part 2", but I'm still writing the lyrics and changing around instruments for the arrangement before I sing it.

Astro, #1, I designed the odometer and all the numbers with differing fonts myself. I animated it with Macromedia Flash MX. The static was an effect that comes standard with Sony Vegas Studio, the program I use to edit video. I designed it to gradually change as technology improves. But all graphic elements (except static and film grain ) were designed by me.

The recording at the very beginning of Thomas Edison is not his original one, but a different one he did many years later explaining what he recited the first time.

This is a lot to ask but old music fascinates me and I was wondering if you knew what song was 1940-1943? Thank you!

I was about to comment that Leon Scott made the first voice recording but I saw a comment that said it was at the end so thank you for that, but you played the version that was at the wrong speed, the recording was actually slower than what you played.

Love this kind of histories!

I Remember commenting here about 4 years ago

So is there going to be a part II one day in the near distant future?

BTW how to you make those years go down and a new year comes up kinda like 1999 where all of the numbers move down and it becomes 2000, also how did you make the moving static , that was cool

The song at 3:35 is THE GOOD EGG by Carl Stalling (1939). It is from the soundtrack to the Warner Brothers Merrie Melody of the same name. I just checked to see if it's been posted on YT. It is.

I found the list. I though I put it on my flash drive... but it's not here. I will actually finally fulfill the promise & post the list of songs!

just me or did this video disappear for a while?

What is the 1860s music? Can you give me the link too? Just curious to wonder what the music is because it fascinates me.

wow. evolution. you start to really hear bass in the 70s

I noticed the lack of Michael Jackson's hits from the 1980's, but the inclusion of the lesser known "Blood on the Dance Floor" from 1997 took the cake. :) Nice video, when's the full song list coming out?

Can't find the request... but someone 3 wks ago asked what the song is from 1916? It's "POOR BUTTERFLY", from an old 78 RPM record.

ANAKIN SKYWALER, the song from 1954 is ROCK AROUND THE CLOCK, from 1954. I don't remember it in Superman I but you're probably correct. It's just my memory. Funny cos I watched it a few months ago.

My mind in 8 minutes and 46 seconds

Are there any non-commercial substitutes/alternatives (not Sony Vegas Movie Studio with minimum of 20 vids and sounds or Wondershare Filmura which won't let you have two vids or sounds play at once and you can't use vids as sounds) that let me make videos just as good as this one?

One other thing about THE GOOD EGG, the clucking by Mel Blanc fits in nicely in key and tempo with the beginning of IN THE MOOD (1940). Curiously, comic country artist Ray Stevens recorded a cover of IN THE MOOD performed in chicken clucking. If memory serves me, it appears on his "I HAVE RETURNED" album.

North Axe, YT/Google isn't showing me a REPLY hyperlink for your comment, so I'm commenting as an individual comment not linked to yours. The song at 5:39 is "Ohm Sweet Ohm", by Kraftwerk, from their album "Radioactivity" (1975). Very powerful song; very cozy to hear on a snowy winter night. If you seek out the album, don't confuse "Radioactivity" with the various Kraftwerk singles released in 1991. The one this song is from is black & white and features a radio on the cover (one Cleopatra Records' CD release from the 1990s is green & white)

Forgive my laziness, because I promised that list! I will really make an effort to post it! If it's on my flash drive, I'll do it in a few mins, otherwise, I'll find the file (always hard 2 find on my D, that's part of the prob) and post it very soon!

hey again, didn't mean to annoy you but was there an audio recordings in 1861 because i heard like a piano sound when the years stopped moving backwards.

Thanks, Vladimir, for your comment. Closer inspection of things is something Tinnitis likes to promote in its music. I wanted a "stream of conciousness" tone to the video. I hope you were able to discern some of the music as they swept by! I've got a list of the songs and the years which I'll try to post sometime soon.

Whats the name of the song in 1916

STOMPER YOSHI: The fact that Michael Jackson songs from his 1980 era aren't in the video isn't intended to diminish his work from the era. The 1980s was a time of experimentation in the pop realm and I focused on some of those tracks, like "The Army Now" by Art of Noise (1984) and "The Perfect Cut (Rudy Poops) by Nevativland (1989). Blood On The Dance Floor is one of my favorite songs from the King of Pop, and often overlooked in favor of his earlier work.

The first known sound recording dates back to 1850 by Claude-Servais-Matthias Pouillet

I agree with everyone else. Good video. Maybe you could make a 2.0 video without the overlapping. Appreciate the work you put into this. Just consider that issue.

Tinnitis should do a 'Complete History of Radio Broadcasts (the Contact intro gave me that idea)

I only recognized most of the songs from the 60s and back lol I heard a few march songs a few jazz a few boogie and some beach boys and rock n roll but didn't recognize anything after that

Very good video but unfortunately it's quite hard to make out individual songs due to the extreme overlapping.

1978 is "ca plane pour moi" by the French band Plastic Bertrand

How Did You Make The Numbers Move?

headache producing but really interesting -thanks : )

Will you be updating this?

Awesome

the song from 1860 is the oldest recording. (Edison' was 1st to be played back. 'Au Clair de la Lune' from April 9th, 1860. Just recently resotred by scientists. That's the complete recording at the 1860 point. Had to type this on a txt editor & paste because YT is acting JERKY again & omitting every other letter, but what else is new with Screwgle?

Hey... Give me time and I'll produce the list. I have the list somewhere on a disc but have to find it... or retype.

Where can I listen to all these early songs? What are the song's names?

What is that xylophone song around 1907

Yo can u tell the names of the 80s and 2000s songs plz?

When the album is completed, in the part 2 could you delete the overlap of the songs? because that makes difficult to listen at the songs, Greetings, friend :)

How did you find "the good egg"? I searched for it and could not find it. I guess it's a very rare song to find.

What are the names of the songs in the 60s,70s and 90s?

thanks to Karl Heilbron for leading his HISTORY OF RECORDED MUSIC CLASS playlist with "Complete History of Recorded Music, Part 1". You can view his playlist HERE: ru-vid.com/group/PLJ6A216Jfpw8AD0D1zp4LwHSbDIiP9msO

Does Sony Vegas Studio cost?

Holy shit ths is the video i looking for hahahaha because i saw this last 2016 haha

What is the name of the song that starts in 1988, and ends in 1989? (6:28)

7:58 When I was 9, I was so scared that I had a heart attack and almost died.

How did you find this video? Let me know!

I'd like to thank everyone who left their comments. It's been nice to read your thoughts and opinions and comments on this audio track.

1904 song?

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7:16 Just creeps me out

I still receive many questions and comments and love to read them all. In fact, by far it draws more conversation than anything on TinnitisChannel. Please share your thoughts after listening to this composition; they are all welcome.

Groves Wiler, That is correct.

the end is sooo0 cool ..

Why did you make it so the songs overlap ?