Gramophone magazine: a history – the 1930s

James Jolly
Tuesday, January 9, 2024

The decade the record industry came of age, a period of great creativity and ambition

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Gramophone magazine: a history – the 1920s

In 1923 Compton Mackenzie responded to music-lovers’ pleas for a new magazine about records and...

Gramophone magazine: a history – the 1940s

Reading the correspondence pages from the early 1940s is to be genuinely moved by not only the...

Gramophone magazine: a history – the 1950s

One of the most revolutionary decades in the history of recorded music

Gramophone magazine: a history – the 1960s

A decade of colossal productivity and ambition as recorded music takes off

Gramophone magazine: a history – the 1970s

Digital recording arrives, and a trailblazing independent label starts up in Sweden

Gramophone magazine: a history – the 1980s

The arrival of the CD gave the classical record industry a much-needed boost

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