coin in slot machine phonograph entertainment history

Maya Levin: I have, downtown in Fredericksburg. There’s a barbecue place in my town that has a jukebox in it that I used to play as a kid. Jack Sweetak: Have you ever listened to a jukebox in real life? We have a jukebox with a bunch of 60s and 70s music in it, and it just reminds me of being around my family and stuff like that. Matthew Pron: I think of my mountain house. Maya Levin: I think of like, the 50s or 60s. Jack Landers: Like an old diner, or like an old club back in the 50s. Jack Sweetak: When you hear the word “jukebox,” what do you think of?Ĭaroline Pagano: Older music, like my grandparents, like what they listened to music off of. Most of the time it’s just on my phone or on my laptop. Matthew Pron: I use Apple Music and Spotify. Maya Levin: Spotify, or through my headphones, or I listen in the car with my friends. Jack Landers: I listen on my phone through Spotify on my headphones or through a speaker, or in my car. Jack Sweetak: How do you listen to music?Ĭaroline Pagano: I listen to music with music apps like Spotify, Apple Music, and Sound Cloud with my phone using headphones, or in the car. Please view the transcript of our documentary below:

Coin in slot machine phonograph entertainment history