Thomas Edison made his first sound recordings on sheets of tinfoil at Menlo Park, New Jersey in 1877. At West Orange, New Jersey in 1888, he developed a solid wax cylinder record. During 1896-1897, Edison organized the National Phonograph Company and began mass-producing cylinder recordings of music and entertainment. Edison merged the National Phonograph Company with several of his other companies in 1911 to form Thomas A. Edison, Incorporated. The following year, Thomas A. Edison, Incorporated introduced the Edison Diamond Disc record. Record production continued until 1929, when Edison left the entertainment phonograph business due to declining sales.
Here are 6 tracks edited back to back... each track is a song recorded by Edison prior to 1920. First Song: Abba Dabba (ca.1914). Second Song: Gasoline Gus and His Jitney Bus (ca. 1915) Third Song: Floating Down the Green River (ca. 1916). Fourth Song: A Farmer's Life (ca. 1917) Fifth Song: The Preacher and the Bear (ca. 1918) Sixth and final song: Little Canoe (ca. 1919) Can be found in National Archives.