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The History of the Independent Record Labels
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The History of the Independent Record Labels
1 of 87 		The Berliner gramophone
2 of 87 		Sound recording device before the advent of electrical recordings
3 of 87 		The Chamberland string trio
4 of 87 		Collection of Canadian songs
5 of 87 		Sophisticated design characterizes this Victrola, used for listening to the records of the day.
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Score for a romance sung by popular song performer Alexandre Desmarteau(x)
7 of 87 		Score performed by the singer Dubuisson
8 of 87 		Alfred Fertinel, performer of popular songs
9 of 87 		The Starr Gennett label
10 of 87 		Sleeve for a record by baritone Louis Chartier, on the Melotone label
11 of 87 		The Dubois String Quartet with violinist Albert Chamberland
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The Brunswick label
13 of 87 		Record by Jos Bouchard, traditional violinist, on the economy Bluebird label from RCA
14 of 87 		Pianist Billy Munro
15 of 87 		Singer Mary Travers, called La Bolduc, wrote songs that became very popular.
16 of 87 		Pianists Jos Brousseau and Marcel Grondin of the Montagnards laurentiens
17 of 87 		The Montagnards laurentiens performed a traditional repertorie that inspired many musicians
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