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Oct 30, 2026
Dave ShawHOST
After the commercial failure of their most recent releases, Coley left the group in 1968 to focus on her family.
Dave ShawHOST
The remaining three Sheryls recorded songs for several labels, including Bell Records, RCA Victor, and United Artists until 1971.
Dave ShawHOST
Afterwards, they toured singing their older songs and participated in the filming of the 1973 documentary Let the Good Times Roll, recording two songs for it.
Dave ShawHOST
Coley returned as lead singer in 1975, replacing Owens, who left that year to pursue a solo career.
Grandmaster FlashGUEST
And the little red light had a picture of a dog.
Grandmaster FlashGUEST
And it said, RCA Victor.
Grandmaster FlashGUEST
I didn't know what that was.
Grandmaster FlashGUEST
But I watched dad do the procedure, take the black disc out, put it on a silver stick, press the button, watch the procedure.
speaker_0HOST
He began his music career singing on local radio from the butcher shop where he worked.
speaker_0HOST
He got a contract with RCA Victor in the early 1950s, and he became famous for his flashy rhinestone suits, his blonde pompadour, and his traditional country sound.
speaker_0HOST
Porter Wagner joined the Grand Ole Opry in 1957.
speaker_0HOST
He eventually earned the nickname Mr.
John ClarkHOST
And we'll hear some recordings by this group coming up.
John ClarkHOST
Benjamin Nauahi was originally a ukulele player on the vaudeville stage, but he switched over to steel guitar and made this recording, which was actually done for RCA Victor.
John ClarkHOST
Now we're going to go to three tunes that were done by Andrew Iona's Novelty Four.
John ClarkHOST
These were done, I believe, for Columbia in January, January 14th of 1929.
Bob ThomasHOST
Some of the others, you don't really identify the songs.
Bob ThomasHOST
Like A View to a Kill, you got that one down? Play that all the time on the RCA Victor? I
Robin JaffeHOST
remember it.
Bob ThomasHOST
I don't even remember.
Bob ThomasHOST
Some of the others, you don't really identify the songs.
Bob ThomasHOST
Like A View to a Kill, you got that one down? Play that all the time on the RCA Victor? I
Robin JoffeCORRESPONDENT
remember it.
Bob ThomasHOST
I don't even remember.
Colin SkehanHOST
The Insiders, and I'm just a man.
Colin SkehanHOST
It was released on RCA Victor in 1967, and this is a superb, underplayed Northern Soul dancer from a Harlem vocal group.
Colin SkehanHOST
The Insiders grew out of the poets and featured lead singer Donald MacPherson alongside Luther Simmons Jr., and Tony Sylvester.
Colin SkehanHOST
The insiders later evolved into the main ingredient, who went on to achieve major success in the 1970s.
Paul AbbottHOST
Well, we'll get to that.
Paul AbbottHOST
This is on RCA Victor.
Paul AbbottHOST
This becomes number one on the week of the 5th of December 1964.
Paul AbbottHOST
The B-side is Bonanza.
13 MINS LATER
Garry AbbottHOST
I've given it a kind of a good 61 for production, but it's nothing.
Paul AbbottHOST
It's exactly what you'd expect from a big Hollywood studio.
Paul AbbottHOST
It's recorded in RCA Victor's studios, which are called the Music Centre of the World.
Paul AbbottHOST
quite grandly in Hollywood, California, engineered by a chap called John Norman.
Paul AbbottHOST
Well, we'll get to that.
Paul AbbottHOST
This is on RCA Victor.
Paul AbbottHOST
This becomes number one on the week of the 5th of December, 1964.
Paul AbbottHOST
The B-side is Bonanza.
12 MINS LATER
Paul AbbottHOST
I'll listen again at some point and I will contribute.
Paul AbbottHOST
It's exactly what you'd expect from a big Hollywood studio.
Paul AbbottHOST
It's recorded in RCA Victor's studios, which are called the Music Centre of the World, quite grandly, in Hollywood, California, engineered by a chap called John Norman.
Paul AbbottHOST
The producer, Joe Reisman, was a guy who'd sort of grown up through the swing period as a swing musician who goes into composing and arranging music.
Robb SpewakHOST
A lot of people, I mean, I know a lot of the brands out there like HisSense and LG and, of course, the Samsung.
Robb SpewakHOST
Have you looked into RCA Victor? because they make a company they make a great television and i just found this promotional video for them
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
the remote unit from its handy storage space and you're set for hours of pure pleasure
Mike O'MearaHOST
it's a remote
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
favorite programs black and white or color the color turn the set on join select your channel see all color shows in living color like all the controls on this remote unit the volume is fully variable yes select any volume you want when you want to turn off picture and sound just press this button it turns off the set amplifier
speaker_2NARRATOR
turns it off
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
yes here is the ultimate in television a supreme achievement in television engineering A color set that puts RCA Victor years ahead in dependable performance.
Robb SpewakHOST
And the good news is it only costs the equivalent of $8,000 and it weighs two metric tons.
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