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000304601 1001_ $$aMorton, David,$$d1964-
000304601 24510 $$aSound recording :$$bthe life story of a technology /$$cDavid L. Morton, Jr.
000304601 250__ $$aJohns Hopkins Paperbacks ed.
000304601 260__ $$aBaltimore, Md. :$$bJohns Hopkins University Press,$$c2006.
000304601 300__ $$axiii, 215 p. :$$bill. ;$$c24 cm.
000304601 440_0 $$aGreenwood technographies
000304601 500__ $$a"First published in 2004 by Greenwood Press" - t.p. verso.
000304601 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references (p. [201]-205) and index.
000304601 5050_ $$aBirth of recording -- Out of the laboratory -- The commercial debut of sound recording devices -- The introduction of discs -- Recording in the business world -- The heyday of the phonograph -- The talkies -- Records and radio in the United States -- The crucial 1930s -- Recording in World War II -- The postwar scene -- Hi-fi -- Revolution in the studio -- Mobile sound -- Cassette to compact disc -- Record companies versus the world -- Online music and the future of listening.
000304601 650_0 $$aSound$$xRecording and reproducing$$xHistory.
000304601 650_0 $$aSound recording industry$$xHistory.
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