From tinfoil to stereo: the acoustic years of the recording industry, 1877-1929

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A reference book for record and phonograph collectors. This book investigates the individuals, the companies and the legal machinations that led to major developments in the talking-machine industry, up to the installation of sound on Hollywood stages and in movie theatres across the country.

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