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MusicBrainz aims to be a repository for all kinds of music and old 78 singles are largely still missing from the database.

The Internet Archive is a digital library/archive that works on many interesting preservation projects, and The Great 78 project happens to be very relevant to MusicBrainz!

For this task, go through this playlist of digitalised 78's and find something you like the sound of. Make sure to experiment with the filters in the sidebar!

Once you find something you like, make sure that it is not already in MusicBrainz, read the information on the individual records' pages' clues about release date (publication date), label (publisher), language, performer and catalog number, and finally, add the release.

Important: Individual record pages will have several sound files to play, with long names including metadata about styluses and recording techniques. These are for the Archive's preservational needs. For the MusicBrainz release you should only add each track once (use the song with a "more friendly filename").

Make sure to add both sides of the release! For example, the given record specifies: "The recording on the other side of this disc: (Que Rico) El Mambo".

You should also upload the images of both sides of the disc, if available, to the Cover Art Archive. See the upload guide.

For an example of the desired end result, see this release.

To complete this Task, provide links to the edits adding the three releases and the original Internet Archive Record pages.