- Country
- United States
- Active
- from 1901
- Comments
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Company and manufacturer started as Victor Talking Machine with Victor Record as a label. Upon merging with the Radio Corporation of America in 1929, the company was named RCA Victor. Victor for a while remained a label thereof and was later also named RCA Victor.
- Related labels
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Improved Gram-O-Phone Record Predecessor
Monarch Record Sublabel
RCA Victor Succeding label
Victor Red Seal Record Sublabel
Victrola Sublabel
- Related artists
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Orquesta Típica Victor
Victor Orchestra [US]
Victor Studio Artists
Label
Releases
Album
Catalog nr. | EAN | Performer | Title | Date | Format |
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08 2876 52738 2 4 | Michael Amante | Tell Her I Love Her | 2003 | CD | |
08 2876 55882 2 5 | Amici Forever | The Opera Band | September 2003 | CD | |
J 2 | Frank Luther | Winnie-The-Pooh Songs | 1933 | 78rpm | |
J 8 | various artists | Songs from Walt Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs | January 1938 | 78rpm | |
G 28 | Raymond Paige and His Orchestra | Musical Americana | 1940 | 78rpm | |
G 30 | Raymond Paige's Young Americans | From the Golden Pages of Melody | October 13, 1941 | 78rpm | |
G 31 | Lucy Monroe and Victor Concert Ensemble – Charles O'Connell, Conductor | The Songs You Love | April 1942 | 78rpm | |
S 40 | various artists | Mexicana - South of the Rio Grande | March 1942 | 78rpm | |
SJX 10106 | 尾崎紀世彦 (Kiyohiko Ozaki) | Screen Theme Super Collection | September 25, 1975 | 12" LP | |
V 40334 | A. C. (Eck) Robertson and Family | Brown Kelly Waltz | December 19, 1930 | 78rpm |