The Shazam app is shockingly good at recognizing contemporary music. But how well does it do at recognizing music from 100 or more years ago, whose copyrights have expired and is now in the Public Domain? Let's test it with some original 78(-ish)-RPM shellac records from 1922 and older. Time flow: 0:00 Introduction 2:28 My Buddy 3:14 When Winter Comes 3:55 Thru' the Night 4:31 Red Moon 5:11 I Makes Mine Myself 6:12 Loveless Love 6:51 Old Fashioned Garden 7:34 Rose 8:15 Japanese Sandman 9:08 Koolemoff 10:18 Nelly Was a Lady 11:21 Nobody Knows 12:13 Comes to the Moon 13:37 You and I 14:26 Anytime, Anyday, Anywhere 15:05 Mother, Here's Your Boy! 16:07 The Navy Will Bring Them Back! 17:02 Arabian Nights 17:45 Sand Dunes 18:36 Ave Maria 19:31 Mother Machree 20:37 A Little Bit of Heaven 22:08 Carmena 23:08 Cavalleria Rusticana 24:48 A Picnic for Two 28:28 Conclusion #shazam #78rpm #shellac