Title	RCA Studio A: interior view recording studio
Creator(s)	Eatherly, Brad, photographer
Date	2015
Coverage	2010-2019
Property name	RCA Studio A
Additional property name	RCA Victor Studios Building
Date of construction	1964
Property type	Studio
Community Name	Nashville, Davidson County, TN
Description	Color photograph of a large, three-story, recording studio room with three grand pianos, an electronic keyboard, a small upright piano, and various mike stands, along with an oriental carpet, bookcases, lamps, and a large statue of a seated dog on the parquet wood flooring. The walls have three convex wood panels disposed horizontally and tilted inward to deflect sound downward. There are six large modern chandeliers suspended from the ceiling.
Historical Notes	The RCA Victor Studios Building was built in 1964-65 along Nashville's Music Row by W.B. Cambron and Company at the urging of Chet Atkins and brothers Owen and Harold Bradley. Studio A, inside the building, is a large rectangle that is virtually intact from it's original construction date. The room measures 75' x 45' x 25' and is three stories high. A control room abuts the studio. Many musicians, including The Monkees, Joe Cocker, Leon Russell, Waylon Jennings, Dolly Parton, Tony Bennett, George Strait, The Beach Boys, William Shatner, George Jones, Jewel, and Willie Nelson, have recorded at the studio.Chandeliers were installed circa 1974 at the request of musicians who desired the studio to be more classy.
Subject-LCSH	Recording Studio
Subject-AAT	recording studios music
Subject-TGM	Music Studios
Type	Still image
Genre	Photograph
Contributing Institution	Center for Historic Preservation, Middle Tennessee State University
Copyright status	Copyright of the creator. Reproduced with permission.
Conditions for use	Reproduction permitted for non-profit educational and research purposes only
Digital Publisher	Digital Initiatives, James E. Walker Library, Middle Tennessee State University

RCA Studio A: interior view recording studio

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