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Jun 23, 1848
Setting the stage for Boots Randolph, inventor Antoine Joseph Sax patents the saxophone in France
Apr 4, 1850
The city of Los Angeles is incorporated. It becomes a major music center, a home to such acts as Gene Autry and Dwight Yoakam, and a recording site for the likes of Buck Owens, Glen Campbell, Merle Haggard and Bob Wills
Aug 12, 1877
Thomas Edison uses the phonograph to make the very first sound recording, a rendition of "Mary Had A Little Lamb"
Nov 21, 1877
Thomas Edison announces the invention of a "Talking Machine," the phonograph
Dec 24, 1877
Thomas Edison files for a patent on a phonograph that uses a disc, rather than tinfoil, to record. Edison discounts the disc, however, and devotes his energies to a model that incorporates a wax cylinder
Feb 19, 1878
Thomas Edison receives a patent for his invention: the phonograph
Apr 24, 1878
Inventor Thomas Edison opens the Edison Speaking Phonograph Company in West Orange, New Jersey, to sell dictation equipment to businesses, an early development in what becomes the recording industry
Jul 4, 1882
Buffalo Bill Cody presents a Wild West show in North Platte, Nebraska. The concept serves as a precursor to the singing cowboys of Hollywood
Oct 5, 1886
Having been distracted nearly a decade by work on electrical lighting systems, Thomas Edison returns to work on the phonograph, conducting his first experiment on a new model that records on a wax cylinder. His first model in 1877 had used tinfoil
Sep 30, 1887
Thomas Edison forms the Edison Phonograph Company to market his new machine that records on wax cylinders. The first models retail for $85, $100 and $130. Edison envisions the phonograph as a business dictation machine--not for entertainment
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