Rebuilding—and Recording With—the 1920s Technology That Changed American Music Forever
(via Wired) Without the recording lathe, Willie Nelson would have never heard the Carter Family sing. Neither would Merle Haggard
Read more(via Wired) Without the recording lathe, Willie Nelson would have never heard the Carter Family sing. Neither would Merle Haggard
Read more(via Great Big Story) The Boston Typewriter Orchestra is making mechanical typewriters “sing” again. Since 2004, this six-man ensemble has
Read more(via mental_floss) On this day in 1970 Paul McCartney announced the breakup of the Beatles. The legendary rock band, remembered for
Read more(via Great Big Story) You’ve probably heard that vinyl is back—sales of vinyl records have been on the rise and
Read more(via Vulture) For Danny Rubin, who wrote the beloved movie and the new musical, every day is Groundhog Day. “I’m
Read moreDominic Fragman plays guitar, drums and sings simultaneously on the Rush classic Tom Sawyer!
Read more(via mental_floss) On January 30, 1969, at lunch time, The Beatles appeared on the rooftop of their record label’s headquarters,
Read more(via mental_floss) First pressings by big acts like The Beatles or Bruce Springsteen, and finds like misprints and pressings with
Read more(via Great Big Story) Whether you’re a “Seinfeld” devotee or not, the iconic synth-bass sounds of the sitcom’s theme music
Read more(via Atlas Obscura) The artist who sold the most CDs in 2016 hasn’t toured in over 200 years, but is
Read more(via Great Big Story) Bob Dorough composed the beloved “Schoolhouse Rock!” songs that taught us elementary school math and grammar.
Read more(via mental_floss) MTV Unplugged is a long-running show that showcases musical acts performing with stripped-down arrangements they’re not usually associated
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