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ELI OBERSTEIN: AND BY HIS LAWSUITS WE SHALL KNOW HIM presented by David J. Diehl

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A WINDOW OF OPPORTUNITY: A CONVERGENCE OF STYLES, PERFORMERS, AND TECHNICIANS AT SIGMA SOUND STUDIOS

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BEYOND BEBOP: CONTEMPORARY CLASSICAL MUSIC ON DIAL RECORDS presented by D.J. Hoek

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ARCHIVING AND PRESERVING THE ENDANGERED ARCHIVES OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY IRANIAN PERFORMING ARTS

0:32:41

RECORDS: THE NEXT BIG COLLECTIBLE presented by John Tefteller

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CELEBRATING THE MUSIC OF PAPA CHARLIE JACKSON presented by Cary Moskovitz

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SHARING STUDS TERKEL'S RADIO ARCHIVES WITH THE WORLD by Allison Schein, Tony Macaluso, Anne Wootton

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TALKIN' 'BOUT MOJO: PRESERVING THE 1969 ANN ARBOR BLUES FESTIVAL by Parker Fishel, Sophie Abramowitz

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THE BLUE AMBEROL AT 100 presented by David Giovannoni, Richard Martin, and Megan Hennessey

0:28:39

HISTORY OF RECORDING VERNACULAR MEXICAN MUSIC IN LOS ANGELES, WITH A TRIBUTE TO LALO GUERRERO

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THE STARDAY STORY: LEFTY FRIZZELL, THE BLUEGRASS BOOM, AND THE KING CONNECTION by Nathan D. Gibson

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JAZZ IN PITTSBURGH presented by Marty Ashby

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DIGITAL AUDIO INTERSTITIAL ERRORS: RAISING AWARENESS AND DEVELOPING NEW METHODOLOGIES FOR DETECTION

0:33:32

PUSHING THE ENVELOPE: TEST CYLINDERS & A RADICALLY NEW ARCHIVAL TRANSFER PLATFORM by Nicholas Bergh

0:43:52

THE BLUE BONNET MUSIC COMPANY AND THE MAKING OF AN AMERICAN MEMORY, THE WESTPHALIA WALTZ by Joe Weed

0:26:48

NO BETTER THAN THIS - VINTAGE RECORDING IN THE DIGITAL AGE presented by Paul Mahern

0:49:49

HOW BLUE CAN YOU GET? “TIGHT LIKE THAT” AND THE HOKUM BLUES TRADITION by Roberta Freund Schwartz

0:31:59

AMERICAN WOMEN MAKING HISTORY & CULTURE (1963-1982): PACIFICA RADIO'S HISTORY OF WOMEN'S MOVEMENT

0:34:57

GIVE MY POOR HEART EASE: VOICES OF THE MISSISSIPPI BLUES presented by William Ferris

0:27:17

PROVIDING ACCESS TO THE BASCOM LAMAR LUNSFORD COLLECTION AT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY

0:40:24

THE REDISCOVERY, RESTORATION, AND RESURRECTION OF THE LOST COLUMBIA MULTIPLEX GRAPHOPHONE OF 1900

0:23:44

THE CHARLES LUMMIS CYLINDER COLLECTION: EARLY VOICES FROM THE SOUTHWEST presented by Kim Walters

0:58:43

THE BLACK EUROPE REISSUE PROJECT presented by Dr. Rainer E. Lotz

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PITTSBURGH JAZZ RECORDINGS AT 33 AND 45 RPM presented by Carlos E. Peña