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Electrical transcription

Electrical transcriptions are special phonograph recordings made exclusively for radio broadcasting, which were widely used during the "Golden Age of Radio". They provided material—from station-identification jingles and commercials to full-length programs—for use by local stations, which were affiliates of one of the radio networks.

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Electrical transcription

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Electrical transcription

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related to External links · 32
Electrical transcription → American University LibraryFybush, Armed Forces Radio Services, BeaupreElectrical Transcription, Bensman, Bing Crosby Internet Museum, BostonRadio, California Historical Radio Society, Canadian Communication FoundationOld Time, CBS, Communications Museum, Connecticut, Electrically Transcribed, Elizabeth McLeod's Broadcasting HistoryMusic, Frequently-Asked Question, Hickman Collection, History, Marvin, Memphis, Old Time Radio CollectionA, Radio Archive
related to Government use · 10
Electrical transcription → AFRTS, Congress, ETs, Library, More, Recruiting, The American Forces Network, Transcriptions, United States Government, World War II
related to Emergence · 8
Electrical transcription → Autograph, Chicago, Columbia, Electrical, Marsh Laboratories, Thomas Edison's, Victor, Western Electric's
related to Transcription discs · 4
Electrical transcription → However, Sometimes, That, Transcription
related to Use · 4
Electrical transcription → Advertisers, In, Spot, The

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radio transcription discs transcriptions stations use electrical recording disc used recorded recordings programs rpm records one broadcast broadcasting service two

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Electrical transcriptionrelated to EmergenceElectrical0.60section
Electrical transcriptionrelated to EmergenceThomas Edison's0.60section
Electrical transcriptionrelated to EmergenceMarsh Laboratories0.60section
Electrical transcriptionrelated to EmergenceChicago0.60section
Electrical transcriptionrelated to EmergenceAutograph0.60section
Electrical transcriptionrelated to EmergenceWestern Electric's0.60section
Electrical transcriptionrelated to EmergenceVictor0.60section
Electrical transcriptionrelated to EmergenceColumbia0.60section
Electrical transcriptionrelated to External linksTranscriptions0.60section
Electrical transcriptionrelated to External linksCalifornia Historical Radio Society0.60section
Electrical transcriptionrelated to External linksElizabeth McLeod's Broadcasting HistoryMusic0.60section
Electrical transcriptionrelated to External linksElectrically Transcribed0.60section

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