Description
Media Condition: Very Good (VG)
Sleeve Condition: Very Good (VG)
record has some light marks. plays at a nice VG. cover has age/corner/shelfwear. 2 staple holes top left. wear at open edge. orig inner
Notes:
HI-FInformation
This stereophonic session was recorded in Hollywood. An Altec 21B microphone was suspended five feet above the conductor's podium to pick up the reeds. Two Telefunken U-47's were arranged in front of the trumpet and trombone sections, respectively. An RCA 44BX on a boom was used to pick up all solos, except amplified guitar. Bass and guitar worked to an Altec 639, while drums and percussion; RCA 77DX; and piano, RCA 44BX. Miss Olay worked behind an isolation screen to a Telefunken U-47. A Telefunken U-47 on either side of the studio about 7 feet in front of the musicians and eight feet from the studio floor picked up the direct right and left stereo channels, augmented by the accent mikes.
Pete Rugolo
Recording Director
A1. Singin' In The Rain 2:30
A2. Slow But Sure 1:53
A3. Lover Man (Oh Where Can You Be) 3:00
A4. When The Sun Comes Out 3:03
A5. Lucky Day 2:23
A6. It Never Entered My Mind 3:52
B1. You Make Me Feel So Young 3:20
B2. I Let A Song Go Out Of My Heart 2:51
B3. Love For Sale 3:12
B4. I'm Glad There Is You (In This World Of Ordinary People) 4:05
B5. After You've Gone 1:28
B6. I Wanna Be Loved 3:15
Barcode and Other Identifiers:
Matrix / Runout SR 60085A MS1 I A1
Matrix / Runout SR 60085B MS1 I A1
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