Victor Talking Machine Company
The Victor Talking Machine Company was an American recording company and phonograph manufacturer, incorporated in 1901. The company operated independently until it was purchased by the Radio Corporation of America in 1929 and subsequently operated as the RCA Victor Division of the Radio Corporation of America.
Victor Talking Machine Company People (First 49 people) - Page 1
Orquesta Riverside
Band
Casa Loma Orchestra
Band
Blind Joe Reynolds
American singer
Hijiri Kuwano
Japanese Violinist
Setsuo Yamamoto
Japanese composer
The Ink Spots
Pop group
Eck Robertson
American fiddler
Akito Katayose
Chocolat's husband
Takeshi Senoo
Japanese composer
Jan Garber
Musician
Billie Maxwell
Kelly Harrell
American singer
Heiko Mathias Förster
German conductor
Peerless Quartet
Vocal group
Morton Harvey
American singer
Lucy Isabelle Marsh
American soprano
Margaret Young
American singer
Eddie Morton
American singer
Corinne Morgan
Contralto
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Musical artist
Akifumi Tada
Japanese musical composer
Yoshikazu Suo
Japanese musician
Trio Matamoros
Mewhan
Singer-songwriter
13 Cats
Musical group
Carlos Païta
Argentine conductor
Tsukasa Masuko
Composer
Hideyuki Fukasawa
Japanese composer
May Singhi Breen
American composer
Special Others
Band
jizue
Musical group
J. Alfred Tanner
Finnish singer
Mother's Army
Supergroup
Tsutomu Aragaki
Japanese tenor
Roy Bargy
American composer
Kumi Miyasato
Japanese singer
Bernardo De Pace
Actor
Love Psychedelico
Rock band
Martha Copeland
American singer
Pietro Deiro
Accordionist
Michio Miyagi
Japanese musician
Willard Robison
American vocalist
Hugo Diaz
Musical artist
Jesse Crawford
American organist
Bennie Moten
American jazz pianist
Yasuji Ohagi
Japanese guitarist
Al Bernard
American singer
