In 1889, a San Francisco tavern called the Palais Royale debuted a hot new attraction: a modified Edison phonograph that, ...

But he's billing his new project, Western Where Records, as an old-fashioned country "jukebox" 45 label. We sat down with Love for a couple of beers to find out what to expect.

It was 1946, and while bluegrass legend Bill Monroe was making a big name for himself in Nashville, a man named James Stanton ...

For Sound Leisure, one of the world’s two remaining makers of handmade jukeboxes, business is booming.

It’s this mentality that has helped him build the Texas Jukebox Project, a nonprofit organization dedicated to archiving, preserving, and promoting Texas music on phonograph records.

Island Records founder Chris Blackwell looks back on a life spent getting musicians, from Bob Marley to U2, on vinyl.