Ongoing History Daily: Silent records, part 1
Back in the late 1950s when there were jukeboxes everywhere, a Detroit guy named Bill Rabe came up with a
Read moreBack in the late 1950s when there were jukeboxes everywhere, a Detroit guy named Bill Rabe came up with a
Read moreLast time we talked about the first jukebox installed in a saloon in San Francisco back in 1889. Eventually, amplifiers
Read moreThere was a time when almost every restaurant, bar, bowling alley, and truck stop, had a jukebox. For a coin
Read moreBack in the 1930s when music charts first appeared, songs were ranked on not how many times they were played
Read moreI might not be writing this had it not been for a jukebox. Lemme explain. My first experience to a
Read moreAs this show went into production, I was suffering from severe anxiety. Somewhere in the handoff between United and Air
Read moreThe history of the jukebox–a machine in a public place that plays music in exchange for a coin or two–goes
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