Before there were CDs, there were records - lots and lots of records - 45s, 78s, etc. And record players that could play a single record or a stack of records, one at a time. The technology was primitive compared to today but to the millions of record lovers, this was the golden age of music.
Before there were CDs, there were records - lots and lots of records - 45s, 78s, etc. And record players that could play a single record or a stack of records, one at a time. The technology was primitive compared to today but to the millions of record lovers, this was the golden age of music.
This film collection explores key aspects in the development of record technology - including showing how record are made, how stereo sound was developed and even a film showing the birth of taped music with the development of a four track tape.
The film series concludes with a visit to the Wurlitzer Juke Box factory where you will see how these coin operated phonograph players were manufactured.
Here are the contents of this collection:
Command Performance (1942)
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How to Listen To... New Dimensions in Sound (1957)
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Living Stereo (1958)
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Miss Clark Introduces Panorama (1960s)
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A Revolutionary New Triumph in Tape (1958)
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A Visit to Wurlitzer (ca. 1950)
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