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Mar 15, 2010
I'm not sure about the original encoding. I know that it was ripped to MP3 using Audacity for the final master. I've played it in my car, and the quad effects work beautifully.
Quadraphonic Freakout (MP3)
An Evolution of Man in Motion (4:17) I've posted previously about the psychedelic flavor of quadraphonic promos, as opposed to the genteel, family-centered tone of many 1950s stereo demos. Here's another example, in the form of a sound-effect montage tracking humankind's ascension from biped ...
Thanks for the info on the date. At last we've got one for a J's with Jamie album.
It's interesting that the packaged "oldies" sound goes back that far, as I'd always thought of it as a '70s invention for the older listeners who were frightened by what was playing on FM radio. Then again, plenty of people were scared by The Beatles in the early '60s.
Jamie and the J. Silvia Singers - Encore (MP3s)
1. Hold on Tight (2:37) 2. Goin' Out of My Head (2:51) 3. Secret Love (3:07) 4. I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face (2:26) 5. What the World Needs Now (2:42) 6. The Inch Worm (2:50) 7. You've Got Your Troubles (2:31) 8. Sweetness Is My Love (2:37) 9. What Now My Love (2:12) 10. Dear Heart (2:2...
Given the very wry style of the song and the fact that it's on Columbia, which was Dorothy Shay's label, I believe that it is her. She's not singing as The Park Avenue Hillbilly character, so this would be from earlier in her career.
Wish Book (MP3s)
Demonstrating Silvertone Stereophonic Sound – Store and Home (12:17) Mr. Sears and Mr. Roebuck (2:43) Not that long ago, Sears was the coolest store ever. One of those places where the whole family could formulate their consumer desires, complete with catalogs you could take home for coveting ...
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