Dusty Springfield pictured playing LP records including discs by The Shirelles and Peggy Lee with a cat in 1963.
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Dusty Springfield pictured playing LP records including discs by The Shirelles and Peggy Lee with a cat in 1963.
Santa Claus is Coming to Town EP - 1970.
A group of sailors peers through the window of the Rivoli Music Center on New York’s Broadway in 1948. On June 21, 1948, Columbia Records introduced the long-playing (LP) phonograph at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. With up to 20 minutes of music per side, the LP pushed the shorter duration 78 out of production and became the leading unit for music buyers until cassettes and then compact discs began to dominate sales in the 1980s. source: Graphic House/Archive Photos via Getty Images
On this day in history, the LP record was introduced to the masses! 🎵
Nowadays, vinyl records are used to hurl at your mortal enemies like a saucer, and music plays while it whizzes through the air at high speeds. Oh how the times have changed!
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