George J. Gaskin
About George J. Gaskin
An early recording artist who worked with Edison as early as 1891 with his initial hit "Drill, Ye Terriers, Drill". Born in Belfast, his Irish accent is clear in the music. A string of hits followed in the 1890's, with a small amount after the turn of the century.
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