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| Main minstrel troup that popularized Stephen foser’s songs |
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| Which of the following was mass produced from the very beginnings |
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| How did grovener lowry assist Edison |
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| he connected him with investors |
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| Self styled king of jass who offered a safe version of the music |
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| Name father of american broadcasting who bought columbia broadcasting |
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| Jesse Lippincott was seller of what |
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| both Phonographs and graph phones, two competing companies |
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| Reginold Fesindand made first rado broadcast of sound in 1906 |
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| Reginold Fesindand made first rado broadcast of sound in 1906 |
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| What was the theater owner’s booking association? |
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| Circuit of venues for black vaudeville performers |
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| What company was the biggest WIRELESS supplier in WW1 |
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| The man sold the rights to the wolister company making their jukeboxes more durable |
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| By the late 1930’s one group of business people bought 60%, pulled industry out of great depression |
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| First american company to have high quality recording tape |
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| What were the call letters of the 50 watt AM station in the 1940’s |
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| Who took Rock and roll to a national level with a dance program, owned 3 record companies, managing firm. |
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| What city was home to KMPX, first radio rock station |
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