Re: [ARSCLIST] Another discography question ... Bix Beiderbecke Columbia 78 albums

[Roger and Allison Kulp <thorenstd124@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Dick,

You wouldn't be able to enlighten me a little offlist about Rendition Records,and that Muriel Gaines EP I have ? I would love to be able to pick your brain sometime about calypso records,and artists sometimes,if I could sometime.I had forgotten that you were on this list here.


                                   Roger

Dick Spottswood <dick@xxxxxxxx> wrote: For the most part, prewar Columbia jazz reissues (including albums and 
singles) were copied using original metal parts;  postwar sets were 
usually dubbed.  If I recall, this was the case with Beiderbecke, except 
that Whiteman's "Sweet Sue" was dubbed from a 12" to a 10" master.
ds





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OK, feeling lucky today after that quick Spike Jones success.

This question relates to the several late-78-era albums that Columbia put 
out gathering Bix 
Beiderbecke recordings. The albums generally had 4 x 2-side 10" 78's. My 
question is, how were these 
reissues made? Were they disk-to-disk transfers with new manufacturing 
parts made or were they new 
copies of original manufacturing parts?

-- Tom Fine


       
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