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I really enjoy listening to old records. I have a 1923 Edison Diamond Disc player and plenty of 78’s and hundreds of 33’s. I found these two videos on YouTube about the vinyl record manufacturing process in 1942. Although the process is not much different today, I think this vintage video captures the distilled essence of the time period.
Tags: 33, 78, diamond, disc, edison, pressing, rca, records, vinyl
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In the 29 years since Steve Allen was born, he has fulfilled a personal, musical mythology–collaborating with the most respected professionals in gospel music, performing the Grand Ole Opry and buying the recording studio where he began as an intern in 1998.
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