Editing RCA Records (section)

===East 24th Street, New York===
{{see also|RCA Studios New York}}
In 1928, the Victor Talking Machine Company built a recording studio at 155 East 24th Street in Manhattan, which became RCA Victor Studios following the Radio Corporation of America's purchase of the Victor Company in 1929. Operational from 1928 to 1969, the studio was the site of numerous notable recordings by such artists as [[Glenn Miller]] and [[Glenn Miller Orchestra|His Orchestra]], [[Eddie Fisher]], [[Elvis Presley]], [[The Isley Brothers]], [[Charles Mingus]], [[Perry Como]], [[Harry Belafonte]], [[Lena Horne]], [[Della Reese]], and [[Neil Sedaka]]. In 1969, the building was sold to the [[City University of New York|City College of New York]], which occupied it until 1998, after which the building was razed to facilitate construction of the [[Baruch College]] Newman Vertical Campus.