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Hi David, I have that album, in E condition, but not with that album cover. It's a wonderful concert, and well recorded. Also, probably the only existing recording of tenor saxophonist Gerald Brashear. DOUG POMEROY Audio Restoration & Mastering Services 193 Baltic St Brooklyn, NY 11201-6173 (718) 855-2650 [log in to unmask] > Date: Sat, 26 Sep 2015 07:13:50 -0400 > From: David Lewis <[log in to unmask]> > Subject: Welcome to the Orchard > > One company name that crops up on YouTube frequently in regard to music > files is Orchard Enterprises, whose copyright may be seen on > releases from Sony, Documents and other labels -- it's quite ubiquitous. I > was curious about them, so I looked them up on NASDAQ, which > reads: > > "Digital Music Group, Inc. was incorporated in April 2005 to become a > leading owner of digital rights to music and other sound recordings and > distributor of these recordings to online music stores. Concurrently with > the completion of this offering, we have agreed to acquire Digital > Musicworks..." > > That's where it runs out. The company link provided does not work for me. > > I note their copyright on a recording by Cecil Young. Young's album "A > Concert of Cool Jazz" was recorded in Seattle in 1951 by Young himself > and provided to Syd Nathan, who released it on King Records as its first > 10" LP the following year. King discontinued making 10" LPs in 1956, > and this particular album has never been offered again. Young died around > 1976, and the recordings made by King belong to Gusto, which has > never revived this particular recording. > > Orchard's copy is in poor condition and certainly does not involve any kind > of tape. They frequently issue takedown notices to other users, as per > https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Orchard_(company) My concern is that who > would issue a takedown notice to them when they are infringing on > something in the public domain? Which I suspect the Cecil Young recording > would be -- it was issued just that one time, in 1952, and was never > seen again. > > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fDH5EJNialY > > best, > > David N. Lewis > Hamilton, OH