Victor Artists
Frank Burbeck (speaker)
On this Date...
May 24th, 1930
The dying soldier (Matrix BVE-59986, take 2) was recorded by Carter Family in Memphis, Tennessee
Matrix BVE-34838. List no. 70 / Miss E. Ross
| Primary Title | Source | |
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| List no. 70 | EDVR legacy data | |
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| List no. 70 (Primary title) | EDVR legacy data | |
| Bell Telephone Laboratories articulation test record (Series title) | EDVR editors | |
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| Miss E. Ross (speaker) | ||
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| Miss E. Ross (speaker) | ||
Description: Test of electrical recording reproduction of speech
Category: Test/technical
Master Size: 10-inch
Category: Test/technical
Master Size: 10-inch
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| 2/17/1926 (New York, New York. Bell Laboratory) | 1 | |||||
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| EDVR legacy data note: "Pad out except when noted. Loud speaker is disconnected and equalizer on. All made for Bell Laboratory's research." |
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