Victor Talking Machine Company
Victor Talking Machine Company, fondazione 1901: artisti e album jazz dell'etichetta.
The Victor Talking Machine Company o, più familiarmente, Victor, fu un'azienda statunitense leader nella produzione di apparecchiature audio come fonografi e grammofoni nel pieno dei cosiddetti "anni ruggenti".
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Artisti di Victor Talking Machine Company
George Gershwin
1898–1937 · compositore, pianista e direttore d'orchestra statunitense…
Original Dixieland Jass Band
1916– · gruppo musicale statunitense
Boswell Sisters
gruppo musicale statunitense
Bennie Moten
1894–1935 · direttore d'orchestra e pianista statunitense
Nick La Rocca
1889–1961 · compositore e direttore d'orchestra statunitense
Zez Confrey
1895–1971 · pianista e compositore statunitense
Huey Long
1904–2009 · American musician (1904–2009)
Armand J. Piron
1888–1943 · American musician (1888–1943)
Profilo dell'etichetta
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The Victor Talking Machine Company was created in 1900 as The Consolidated Talking Machine Company by Eldridge Johnson with Leon F. Douglas. Its name was changed to The Victor Talking Machine Company on October 3, 1901 following a court case victory over patents with The Columbia Graphophone Company. For the next three decades the company was a leading American producer of phonographs and phonograph records and one of the leading phonograph companies in the world. It was headquartered in Camden, New Jersey.
In 1929 it was acquired by the Radio Corporation Of America (RCA). The company was renamed Victor Talking Machine Division - Radio-Victor Corporation Of America. In 1930, it was changed to RCA Victor Company, Inc. (1930-1935) and later to RCA Manufacturing Co., Inc. (1935-1943).
Formally dissolved on October 26, 1934.
See also E. Berliner's Gramophone.
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