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RCA-MO and RCA-VA mean the RCA from Montreal and Vancouver, respectively.

Ms. McBride's "Timeless" (RCA), a collection of classic country songs, opened at No. 3, and Mr. Wonder's first new album in a decade, "A Time to Love" (Motown), reached No. 5, selling 121,000.

If you plan to connect older devices like a VCR, analog cable box or previous-generation game console, you'll need to resort to this classic set of red, white, and yellow RCA-style jacks that have been on every TV set for the past several decades.

The Bridge (RCA) is one of his many classic recordings, as is Way Out West (Fantasy), with Shelley Manne, drums, and Ray Brown on bass.

To help me put the Met's current "Traviata" in context, I relistened to three classic recordings: Toscanini's live 1946 performance with the NBC Symphony Orchestra (RCA and other labels), Carlo Maria Giulini's live 1955 performance at La Scala Opera in Milan (EMI Classics) and Carlos Kleiber's studio recording with the Bavarian State Orchestra, released in 1977 (Deutsche Grammophon).

Finally, someone from RCA just wanted to apologize to me on behalf of RCA.

Key recording: Fritz Reiner (RCA).

Berlin Philharmonic (RCA).

'BING WITH A BEAT' (RCA Victor LTM-1473).

Bionic (RCA) is out now.

St . Petersburg Philharmonic conducted by Yuri Temirkanov (RCA Victor Red Seal 68408-2).