RCA Victor
Historic phonograph company
RCA Victor was an American record label and electronics company, dominant in recorded music and consumer electronics through much of the 20th century.
The name combined the Radio Corporation of America with the Victor Talking Machine Company after their 1929 merger.
The label's logo featured Nipper, a terrier listening to a gramophone, with the slogan "His Master's Voice." RCA Victor released recordings by Elvis Presley, Glenn Miller, and countless other artists, and pioneered developments in phonograph and television technology.
- gramophoneDisc-playing sound machine
- phonographGrooved disc audio player
- vinylSynthetic resin plastic
- recordsStored data or albums
- turntableRotating music player
78rpm · dog · record player · Edison · Columbia · record label · stereo · Elvis · needle · album cover · shellac · jukebox · transistor · radio · broadcast · vacuum tube · console · tube
RCA VictorColumbia Records
Oldest surviving American label
Capitol Records · Atlantic Records · Motown · EMI · Sun Records
RCA VictorSpotify
Music streaming platform
streaming platform · SoundCloud · Bandcamp · digital distribution · iTunes
victor, victors, victory, victories, victorious, victoriously, invincible, vanquish, convince