The new website provides access to more than 10-thousand historical recordings for free on a streaming-only basis – no downloads. It covers the first quarter of the twentieth century and includes music, poetry, political speeches and other spoken word recordings. Right now, it only includes recordings made by the Victor Talking Machine Company, which Sony controls. The project is also a collaboration with the University of California, Santa Barbara – and its Encyclopedic Discography of Victor Records – which is helping to create a searchable database for every recording in the National Jukebox.
for release next February. No additional details yet, but this will no doubt cover the first few years of the 1960s Avengers series with scripts by Stan Lee and art by Jack Kirby and Don Heck.
The Salvation Army said the 100-year-old wrought iron gates...will be taken into storage for "safe keeping".
The replacements have been made by a local specialist, Jim Bennett, and gifted to the charity.
