Besides, purists are less and less sniffy because they appreciate that we’re adding to jukebox history. The jukeboxes we make will be around in another 50 years.

Besides, purists are less and less sniffy because they appreciate we're adding to jukebox history. These will be around in another 50 years. We've engineered them to make sure that's the case.

Cambridge art project features a jukebox of stories The interactive installation plays oral history interviews featuring Cantabrigians ...

Jukeboxes have been the most iconic pay-per-use entertainment machine in history. Put in a coin, choose your classic, and sit ...

Its first jukebox, the Debutante model, was introduced in 1933, playing 78 rpm records before 45s became standard. Swiss-born designer Paul Fuller created Wurlitzer's iconic “lit-up” arched ...

According to Chris Pearce‘s 1991 book, Jukebox Art, etymologists believe the word “juke” is derived from Black Southern slang and the West African word “dzug,” which means to lead a ...

Tableside at diners or Internet-enabled, jukeboxes are still pumping out the music for LIers.

Broadway Jukebox: Songs for Black History Month Look no further for your Broadway soundtrack of February 2023.

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