Little labels--big sound: small record companies and the rise of American music

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Introduction - Little Labels and the American beat, 1920-1970 Gennet Records Paramount Records Dial Records King Records Duke-Peacock Records Sun Records Riverside Records Ace Records Monument Records Delmark Records Little Labels on reissue anthologies.

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