Victor Talking Machine Company Sessions in Bristol, Tennessee

Ted Olson

Victor Talking Machine Company Sessions in Bristol, Tennessee

Ted Olson

Department of Appalachian Studies

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Abstract

Excerpt: In a 1988 essay published in the book “Country: The Music and the Musicians,” music scholar Nolan Porterfield observed: "Music historians and others fond of dates and places have a special weakness for 'Bristol, August 1927.' As a sort of shorthand notation, it has come to signal the Big Bang of country music evolution."

Original language	American English
Journal	National Recording Registry Website
State	Published - Mar 1 2015

Keywords

Bristol
Tennessee
Victor Talking Machine Company Sessions

Disciplines

Appalachian Studies
Music

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Victor Talking Machine Company Sessions in Bristol, Tennessee

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