It wouldn't surprise me to find that Les Paul may have done some early
stereo.  It's something I may be able to look into if no one else has any
info.  

After all, he also operated recording studios in CA and Long Island and had
lots of early stereo-possible recording equipment.

Steve Smolian


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Mike,
 
Neither disc was issued; Sony has a complete run of the ML/MS series, but
not these catalogue numbers. The Mendelssohn MSND music that was paired on
LP  with the Schubert WAS issued on a two-track stereo tape, though, so the
stereo  versions were likely more than the mere figment of someone's
imagination;  they probably existed at one time.
 
Rich Kaplan
 
 
In a message dated 9/25/2012 3:06:22 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
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From my  database - don't know if the disc was ever actually issued ...  


Mike Gray
Data
ID Composer Work Number De Bellis 78 Prefix  / Suffix 78 matrix Date Initial
Label Ensemble Artists Conductor Producer /  Engineer 
146812     GLIÈRE     Ilya  Mourometz, Symphony No. 3 in B minor, op. 42    
 MS-6045    


11/25/1956    Columbia     Philadelphia Orchestra     
Ormandy, Eugene     

147356    SCHUBERT     Symphony No. 8 in B minor, D759 'Unfinished'  
MS-6042     


11/25/1956     Columbia     Philadelphia  Orchestra     
Ormandy, Eugene