What type of music did Vocalion Records primarily focus on in the 1920s?
Jazz
Blues
Country
Race Records
Answer
In the 1920s, Vocalion Records primarily focused on producing "race records," which were recordings of African-American musicians performing blues, jazz, and gospel music. This genre played a significant role in the development of American popular music.
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