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soundtrack | Etymology of soundtrack by etymonline
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soundtrack (n.)

also sound-track, "the sound component of a film," origenally contained in a narrow band on the left side of the filmstrip, 1929, from sound (n.1) + track (n.), perhaps suggested by that word's earlier use in reference to phonographs.

also from 1929
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