The Battle of the Speeds
The 1948 introduction of the 33 1/3 RPM vinyl long-playing record by a team of engineers at CBS Labs, headed by Dr. Peter Goldmark, was a signal event in cultural history that had roots in an earlier...
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From the motion picture, The Man Who Knew Too Much; (J. Livingston/R. Evans); Conducted by Frank DeVol; Rec. Los Angeles, February 24, 1956. Columbia single 4-40704 (mx. RHCO 33718); Originally Released 1956