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VINTAGE MUSIC MEGATHREAD 🎶 The 19th century experienced an explosion of popular songs. Countless thousands of these songs were published as sheet music. Many do not survive. Those that do are mostly forgotten and have never been recorded. Until now. Enjoy these timeless gems!

@coolhandan4 is that true lol

@foundring1 I payed a crackhead to listen to it. $2.83 . They enjoyed

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@paintwithalex love it!!

The History Lesson - oil on linen - 33 by 42 inches

Jerry Bryant was the eldest Bryant brother and founder of Bryant's Minstrels. He was a protege of the “father of minstrelsy" Billy Whitcock and was an accomplished comedian, singer and "bones" player. He died in 1861, just 2 weeks shy of his 33rd birthday. #Page58" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">readingroo.ms/6/9/8/2/69826/…

More info about Jerry Bryant: Jerry Bryant was the oldest of the famous Bryant Brothers; he was an excellent comedian, and was especially good on the “bone end” of the minstrel first part. He made his initial appearance as a ballad singer in 1842. Billy Whitlock, the “father of minstrelsy,” first brought him before the public. In 1844 he became a member of the Ethiopian Serenaders, subsequently appearing with the Operatic Brothers and Sisters. In June, 1847, he formed one of the original Campbell’s Minstrels, organized in New York City. The following year he played in London, England, with Major Dumbleton’s Ethiopian Serenaders. In 1849 he returned to America and made a tour of the country, and on April 8, 1850, he opened with Earl Pierce’s Minstrels at No. 442 Broadway, New York City; subsequently he went to Boston, where he met with much success with Ordway’s Aeolians. When George Christy seceded from the E. P. Christy Minstrels, in New York, October 1854, Jerry Bryant took his (Christy’s) place, and remained with the company until it disbanded, on July 15, 1854; in September, the same year, he went with E. P. Christy’s Minstrels to California, and continued until the final dissolution of that company took place, a short time after their arrival. In San Francisco he next managed the San Francisco Minstrels, in conjunction with Eph. Horn and Sher. Campbell. In 1855 they went to Australia, subsequently returning to the United States, and on Monday, February 23, 1857, in[59] conjunction with his brothers, Dan and Neil, and about ten others, the first performance of Bryant’s Minstrels was given in New York City, at Mechanics’ Hall, No. 472 Broadway. Mr. Bryant was married in the Spring of 1859; his widow subsequently became the wife of Thomas Donaldson, proprietor of the London Theatre, New York. Of Jerry Bryant it may be truthfully said that he was one of the most capable and popular performers that ever blacked up. His last appearance was with his own company, April 2, 1861. Jerry Bryant was born in Chesterfield, N. Y., June 11, 1828; he died in New York City April 8, 1861. Pictured: Jerry's younger brother Dan who took over the troupe after his elder brother's death.

The Aristocratic Nigger (1857) by P. B. Isaacs & Jerry Bryant

The O'Neill brothers (stage name Bryant) formed one of the most successful pre-Civil War minstrel troupes. They were praised for keeping the old minstrel traditions alive. "Dixie" songwriter Dan Emmett joined the troupe where the song was first performed. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bryant's_…

Little is known about composer Phil Isaacs. He was described as "one of the early minstrel leaders and a fine musician." He played the fiddle and published several songs. He was born in London in 1831 and died in San Francisco in 1865. Here are a few more of his surviving works:

@foundring1 needs moar minstrel meets bizkit. minst bizkit?

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Posobiec blocked me over this tweet lol

@groypocalypse Yes you will hear this a lot in the early American concert I'm preparing. The composer J. P. Isaacs was a fiddler born in Ireland who moved to the US to perform in minstrel shows. Also, the song is written to *sound* haughty and European on purpose which is part of the gag!

@foundring1 Wow. This one sounds much more European than many of the late 19th century songs

@Know_More_News @SlowNewsDayShow It was strange tbh how that baron guy exploded out of no where.

@SlowNewsDayShow @foundring1 The grift is from Candace, stew, Baron and all of the conspiracyslop peddlers. They've been raking in millions harassing Charlie's family and friends.

The people lying about seeing Tyler take the "kill shot" are traitors.

This classic minstrel song from the 1850s was never recorded. You are hearing it for the first time in over a century and a half! Please support my work in preserving this important era of American history, I'm one of the only people alive doing this work: foundring.gumroad.com/l/aristo

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If I may interrupt your doomscrolling. Today I recorded one of the greatest pre-civil war minstrel songs. Will drop tomorrow. Yes it heavily features the gamer word. Now plz resume your regular programming.

RIP Tim Russert

Why yes, my opponent and I were both in the same Luciferian secret society at Yale. Would be a shame if you died suddenly for asking!

For example, the "AIDS" epidemic was not natural nor caused by "HIV". It was the result of Koprowski's deadly "polio vaccine" experiments that used toxic monkey sludge to make deadly "vaccines" that destroyed the immune systems of generations of Africans. x.com/foundring1/sta…

They will denounce the horrors of slavery but then stay remarkably quiet about how Big Pharma repeatedly poisoned Africa with toxic chemicals and vaccines less than a century ago. They love to rant about "white men" but refuse to challenge the genocidal pharmaceutical industry🤐