TITLE

And the SCAB Goes To

AUTHOR(S)
Lehman, Paul D.
PUB. DATE
August 2006
SOURCE
Mix;Aug2006, Vol. 30 Issue 8, p24
SOURCE TYPE
Trade Publication
DOC. TYPE
Article
ABSTRACT
The article chronicles the history of various awards for the sound recording industry in the United States. The first awards in professional audio were given out in 1946. The awards party took place during the semi-annual conference in New York of the Vinyl, Cardboard and Stylus Manufacturers Association.
ACCESSION #
22083865

Tags: AWARDS;  SOUND recordings -- Awards -- United States;  SOUND recording industry;  CULTURAL industries

 

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