Sentence examples for record changer from inspiring English sources

He graduated (1943) from Columbia University, served in the U.S. Army Air Forces during World War II, and in the late 1940s edited The Record Changer, a magazine for jazz collectors.

Jazz, Glenn Kenny writes in, is all to the point, informing us of Deitch's book "The Cat on a Hot Thin Groove,"—specifically, a collection of cartoons done in the forties and fifties for the jazz magazine "The Record Changer," featuring a bespectacled enthusiast based on Deitch himself.

After the war, he worked as a book editor for Simon & Schuster and, in 1948, began writing for former classmate Bill Grauer, who published Record Changer magazine.

The original double album was configured with sides 1 and 4 on one disc, and sides 2 and 3 on the other, to facilitate record changers.

Kicks Sr. was supposed to play a dance at West Mifflin High School, so he passed his collection of 45s, two RCA record changers, the switch box that connected them, several guitar amps, and the keys to his 65 Chevy Station Wagon, to Kicks Jr., who was then a freshman at Westinghouse Memorial High School.

In what still seems on course for a record turnout, a game changer for the undecideds is more likely to be economic than electronic.

I think his record will be a game changer, it's really danceable club music but without ever becoming boring or cliched in the way that I find so much current dance music to be.

This brave record is Cyrus's game-changer.

If the record is not the game-changer that the original was, the same values of style and scale are in play.

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Downloadable voice changer apps allow you to record your voice into your cellphone and play the words back using a filter that alters the sound of your voice.