Some links, not necessarily related to the subjects on my web pages: obviously these are to other sites and I have no responsibility for them. Inclusion of a commercial site does not constitute an endorsement.

Jose Garriga has provided information, including track listings, on a number of CDs of music hall recordings. There is some good material here and his listings are very useful.

Dismuke's Virtual Talking Machine is elegantly designed and has many RealAudio streams of 78s.   Helmut Weber has a site about 78rpm records with links to other sites on the same subject.

There is more information on old records at the WOLVERINE ANTIQUE MUSIC SOCIETY, including addresses of some American manufacturers of variable speed turntables and other goodies. (This link seems to have gone dead but I'll leave it up for the time being in the faint hope of a resurrection.)

Jean-Luc Fradet has an interesting and well-illustrated site on old gramophones and radios

RecordFinders in Virginia, USA, sells collectable 78s, 45s, LPs, and can transfer your 78s to CD for you.

The Red Hot Jazz Archive has a large collection of classic jazz recordings in RealAudio.

Julian Myerscough's site offers his own transfers of music-hall records to CD, including the complete Billy Williams ('The Man In The Velvet Suit' - made many records including 'When Father Papered The Parlour').

	The BHMS "strives to preserve the history of Music Hall and Variety, and to recall the artistes who were part of that scene. It also continues to actively support and encourage the entertainers of the Present." Members receive a copy of the Society's own magazine - The Call Boy - which is published four times a year
The Max Miller Appreciation Society celebrates the king of stand-up comics.

There exists, believe it or not, (which conjures up a vague image of boiling pans and Kilner jars) dedicated to collecting Goon Shows and material pertaining to them.