Steve -
Correct for non-US Columbias; I don't recall seeing too many -2's on the
lab sheets I have, though,
Mike
Steven Smolian wrote:
> That is true for US issues. Those from Europe still use take numbers
> in the old-fashioned way.
>
> I recall different take number or the equivilent for US made 1940 and
> later 78s as well. I assume they refer to the selected take from
> multiple tries as recorded on the lacquer discs.
>
> Steve Smolian
>
> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mike Gray" <[log in to unmask]>
> To: <[log in to unmask]>
> Sent: Thursday, April 29, 2010 12:14 PM
> Subject: Re: [ARSCLIST] [88sOn78s] Pianists featured in the Columbia
> Masterworks 78rpm Discography
>
>
>> Matrix numbers before 1940 would be useful; those after 1939 would
>> show only the dubbed 78 side number created by rerecording audio from
>> original 16 master discs - takes on these sides were indicated by
>> disc number and track number. For recording dates, take a look at
>> DISMARC.org until an even better and more up-to-date website makes it
>> debut ... soon, I hope!!
>>
>> Mike Gray
>>
>>
>>
>> Steven Smolian wrote:
>>> This looks great- really great- as far as you've gone.
>>> The basic weakness is the lack of complete matrix numbers, including
>>> takes. I realize this requires more space and will affect a
>>> publisher's attitude toward the book's size if they are included in
>>> an uncompressed way but I feel it is essential to include them.
>>> This is particularly true for the European-dervied issues. The only
>>> take numbers publised in the dead wax for many was in their U.S.
>>> iterations, particularly the earlier ones. It also helps serious
>>> users with test pressings to figure out if they have a "me, too" or
>>> an alternate take.
>>>
>>> There is a strong interest, particularly among younger collectors,
>>> in cover art. I'd include cover artists when known or researchable
>>> - Steinweiss, Flora, etc. It's worth noting that some albums were
>>> issued with generic covers and were reissued with illustrated ones.
>>> I have many of the early Columbia sets and catalog data and will be
>>> glad to contribute to your project so long as I don't have to meet
>>> any deadlines.
>>>
>>> Will you be attending the ARSC conference in New Orleans next month?
>>>
>>> Steve Smolian
>>>
>>>
>>> ----- Original Message ----- From: S West To:
>>> [log in to unmask] Sent: Thursday, April 29, 2010 1:25 AM
>>> Subject: [88sOn78s] Pianists featured in the Columbia Masterworks
>>> 78rpm Discography
>>>
>>>
>>> I am just about finished the mammoth task of writing the Columbia
>>> Masterworks 78rpm Discography (Draft)
>>>
>>> - includes numerous pianists (Casadesus, Friedman, Levant, etc...)
>>>
>>> *View the blog here:*
>>>
>>> http://masterworks.gramophile.com/2010/04/27/columbia-masterworks-78-rpm-discography-v1-9/
>>>
>>> Also lists the sets I am missing info on. Any help, most appreciated.
>>> *And yes, there are errors, mistakes and missing info - please direct
>>> corrections, additions etc to me via list or email.*
>>>
>>> *View the full draft document here:*
>>>
>>> http://www.scribd.com/doc/30624296/Columbia-Masterworks-78rpm-Discography-v1-9
>>>
>>>
>>> Many thanks
>>> Sam
>>>
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