[Realistic CTR-72 Cassette Recorder]
Creation: 1988
Jack Hurst was the first full-time music writer for The Tennessean, the first Nashville contributing editor for Country Music Magazine and originated the country music beats at the Philadelphia Inquirer and the Chicago Tribune. In 1981, the Maryville, Tennessee, native was the first recipient of the Country Music Association media achievement award. Hurst used recorders such as this one to record the interviews he conducted with musicians, often referring to them later for exact quotes from the artists.
Title
[Realistic CTR-72 Cassette Recorder]
Contributor
Date
Creation: 1988
Subject
Description
Jack Hurst was the first full-time music writer for The Tennessean, the first Nashville contributing editor for Country Music Magazine and originated the country music beats at the Philadelphia Inquirer and the Chicago Tribune. In 1981, the Maryville, Tennessee, native was the first recipient of the Country Music Association media achievement award. Hurst used recorders such as this one to record the interviews he conducted with musicians, often referring to them later for exact quotes from the artists.
Rights
Copyright; licensed to Vanderbilt University
Format
Tape recorders
Source
MSS0360, Jack Hurst Collection, Memorabilia
Collection
Citation
“[Realistic CTR-72 Cassette Recorder],” Gallery, accessed July 7, 2022, https://gallery.library.vanderbilt.edu/items/show/954.