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Playback-only machines description of
history of xx
Player piano (pianola)
Pocket Discman
Portability CDs
MP3 files
tapes
Walkman
Preacher and the Bear, The (Collins)
Precursor (technology life cycle)
Presley, Elvis Caruso connection to
Hollywood and
Press Play
Pretenders (technology life cycle)
Prince Buster
Prisoner s Song, The (Dalhart)
Prohibition repeal (1933)
Provocative Percussion (Light)
Public Enemy
Pulse-coded modulation (PCM)
Punch phasing
Put a Ring on My Finger (Ford/Paul)
Put a sock in it,
Q Bert (Richard Quitevus)
Quadrophonic sound
Queen
R&B music Alan Freed and
following "WW II
rock and
sex and
Race music
Radio & Television News,
Radio computer programming and
current demand of
during FM rock era
early sound of
effects on phonographs
as furniture
Great Depression and
independent stations
Internet radio
live musicians and
patents for
phonograph/record player competition
record use on,
satellite radio
transcription discs and
Radio Corporation of America. See RCA
Radiohead
Radio stations beginnings of
stifling of new music by
Telecommunications Act (1996) and
"WW I and
Radio syndication beginnings
Radio transcription discs
Ragtime music fad of
origins of
Rahiem (Guy Williams)
Rainey, Ma
Rakoff, Jed S.
Rap becoming mainstream
first recordings of
hip-hop MCs and
See also Hip-hop
Rapper s Delight (Sugar Hill Gang)
Rastafarianism
RCA formation of
record format and
television patents and
theremin designs and
RCA Victor
Read, Oliver
Real Player
Record changers
Record companies artists on multiple labels
early companies,
online music services of
See also specific companies
Recording duration CD design and
CDs and
early attempts at increasing
Edison s improvement to
LP invention and
opera/symphony music and
technology and
Recording Industry Association of America. See RIAA
Recording process (early) description of
electrical technology adaptation
recording curve standardization
sound distortion with
Recording studio as instrument
Record player. See Phonograph/record player
Record producer
Records decline in interest
discounting records
Goldmark s improvements to xxi
interdependence with radio
lateral/vertical modulation and
mass production beginnings
opponents of
radio use of
record sales following "WW II
records as instrument
regional specialties
tapes vs. records,
"WW II material shortages
See also Phonograph/record player
Redwood, Rudolph ( Ruddy )
Reggae origins of
popularity of
See also Hip-hop; Rap
Reid, Duke,
Rhapsody
Rhino Records
RIAA Aimster/file sharing and
CD sales demographics
Diamond RIO players and
home taping
Napster/file sharing and
stereo standardization and
Richardson, Elaine
Riddle, Nelson
RIO PMP
player
Robertson, Michael,
Robie, John
Robinson, Sylvia
Rock disco vs.
FM radio and
hip-hop vs.
rise of
synthesizers and
Rock Encyclopedia (Roxon)
Rockit (Hancock)
Rockport System III Sirius
Rock Your Baby (McRae)
Rolling Stone magazine
Romeo, Max
Rosen, Hilary
Roxon, Lillian
Royalties on blank tapes
Caruso and
Goldmark and
Internet radio and
MP3.com and
Napster and
Rubell, Steve
Run-DMC
Ryrie, Kim
SACD (Super Audio CD)
Samplers and hip-hop
Sanctuary
Sanjek, Russell
Sarnoff, David record speed and
television patents and
Satellite radio
Saturday Night Fever,
Saturday Night Fever soundtrack
Schaeffer, Pierre
Schneider, Florian
Schraeger, Ian
Scientific American,
Scorpio (Eddie Morris)
Scott, Raymond
Scratching
Selection. See Music choice
Sellers, Peter
78 rpm records
Sex and music Love to Love You Baby and
R&B and
Sexy "Ways (Hank Ballard & the Midnighters)
Sgt. Pepper s Lonely Hearts Club Band (Beatles)
Shearer, Harry
Siemens Synthesizer
Silverman, Tom
Sinatra, Frank
Sirius and satellite radio
Ska
Slack, Freddie
Slip-cueing
Sly and the Family Stone
Smith, Bessie
Smith, Harold C
Smith, Mamie
Smith, Whispering Jack
Solomon, Russ
Sony CD standardization
Columbia and
digital audio tape (DAT)
MiniDiscs
Pocket Discman
SACD
transistor radios and
videocassette format war
Walkman
Soul Makoosa (Dibango)
Soul music
Soundscan
Sousa, John Philip/Marine Band
Spector, Phil
Spellbound (Hitchcock)
Spencer, Len
Standardization for CDs
International Organization for Standardization
recording curve/stereo and
Steam engine patents
Stereo beginnings of
home computer vs.
miniaturization of
records and
tapes and
Stewart, Sylvester
Stigwood, Robert
St. Louis Blues (Handy)
Storz, Todd
Streaming description
Strike (musicians)
Studio
Sugar Hill Gang
Sugar Hill Records
Summer, Donna
Swift, Rob
Swing
Switched-on Bach (Carlos)
Symphonie Pour un Homme Seul (Schaeffer)
Synthesizers hip-hop and
Moog synthesizers
Siemens Synthesizer
Tainter, Charles Sumner
Take Me Back to Tulsa (Wills)
Tape players/tapes adoption of
attempts to tax
cassette tapes/players
cassingle (cassette single)
CD quality tapes,
editing music and
tracks,
home taping and
music choice and
Nazi regime and
portability of
as pretenders challenge (seventies)
as record competition,
royalties/blank digital tapes
stereo and
tape recording as musician
videotape comparison
Technology hip-hop and
impact on music overview
life cycle of
See also specific technologies
Telecommunications Act (1996)
Telegraph
Telephone
Television MTV
patents for
Telharmonium
Telstar (Tornados)
Theremin
Theremin, Leon
There s a Poison Going On (Public Enemy)
There s No Tomorrow (Martin)
331/3 rpm records. See LP records
Thomas, Rufus
Thomas, Timmy
Thriller (Jackson)
Time magazine
Tin Pan Alley music publishers
Toasters
Tommy Boy Records
Toop, David
Top
beginnings of
Bossand
Murray the K and
of today
Tornados
Toscanini, Arturo
Transcription discs and radio
Trans Europe Express (Kraftwerk)
Transistor radios
Travolta, John
Tubular Bells (Oldfield)
Turntables history of
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