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check out this Issac Hayes acetate for abc-dunhill, also from 1976. Look how well constructed it is

well im totally following yr youtube page now, so much awesome stuff

god i gotta email this to mickey somehow

thanks for transfering it bro, hey was it vhs or betamax? since your here on the board maybe i can pose the question to you: how did you end up with so much are rare jazz video, did you record this stuff off TV in europe through the years. OMG

wow!!

paper it is!!!!!!!

wow i never seen the johnny cash 78s. i have early issue sun lps of those, but those are 10 steps less cool than those 78s

well my dawg look im not going to destory it, thats for sure. but i have to go back to the fact that my pat boone acetate sounds studio quality still and thats way older than this one dawg. hey, i know exactly when thats from, 1956. ok so only 20 years prior to what im getting. but the real audio test of that is the b-side of the pat boone record---- commericals for the Cinerama film SEVEN WONDERS OF THE WORLD. Its f-i-n-e. do you feel me on this at all. is it different cause they are 78s? they are audiodisc. actually its a 12" disc, what i describe, pat boone side a and film commercials side b. why didnt any of you guys get it before me, it was up for like 4 hours. I didnt want to be the person to be responsible for this, but i had no choice. I HAD NO CHOICE

hmm, i see. should i make my needle lighter on my machine n stuff OH yea. u know what i was thinkning, its like a modern acetate in a way, its from 1976. It isnt like the bird glass acetate with the chips of laquer falling off, you know what i mean- it looks real nice! that marty stewart 10" 45 rpm acetate i saw once from the early 80s looked like you could get 1,000 plays on it- no i am not going to play the crap out of it. very sparingly but by 1976 i would of hope they were making hella good acetates

would plastic (that wouldnt stick, good plastic sleeve eg. deutch grammaphone or london records style)......or a paper sleeve, be better for the acetate. ill wait n see what comes with it....

george cables on lincoln center livestream now!

cool, thankx u guys!

thanks everybody so ok on jazzdisco.org it has the letter desingnations after the number, which appears, to correspond with the disc? as in Hot stuff 3 is the master??? Saints 2 is the master? the others have A cause their only one take??? makes sense, no?

the audience and staff both could of been more respectful to julian. people shouting "turn it up"! staff calling on the talkbox down to julian no dont touch that mic to which julian shrugged, it was my only jazz show of the year i just wanted it to be perfect, but the band sounded good. in fact i dont think ive heard julian on mic like that before, with his own band. i knew he plays more quietly, but some of the audience started to freak out after the 1st number. i couldnt believe what was going on. it was a 12 row theatre it wasnt exactly madison square garden, when thepeople said turn it up we cant hear u! julian said: " i think we have a protest"!

saw Julian Priester quartet just now- he was lookin good- DAMN GOOD. played the whole show standing up, no chair anywhere, 10 yrs ago, he played sitting down....

You guys, im really excited about my special record. Maybe i can make a video of it, im not set up for some direct kind of transfer. But I promise to take good care of it. Concords never going to need to use it again, trust me. Theres no "ultimate gene ammons" box set around the corner, and im sure they didnt loose the tapes, Fantasy's been pretty good about not loosing tapes.

anyone have info for whos on this-- the sound quality is perfect. this is not part of the mosaic- but it is transcriptions. i think its after she left kenton

the CTI album is amazing. and on a different label variation that i have never seen before. the one with the ballet cover

that must be when the guy got it. he sure turned it around fast. but i emailed him and he said they are definetly alternate takes, so i went ahead with it

wow

dawg bob porter did the notes for Gene ammons: the 78 era...it must of been his

so the guy got it from the "jazz etc" auction-- it appears this site is run by Bob Porter....anyone know of this thing?

wow

I SUPPOSE THEY SPOOLED THE ORIGINAL TAPE UP, TURNED THE LATHE ON, AND LET IT FLY!!!!!!!!!! ITS GONNA BE SO GOOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

YOU DAWGS WONT BELIEVE WHAT I JUST GOT ON EBAY::::::: THIS GENE AMMONS SESSION, THE COMPLET SESSION TAPE ON FANTASY ACETATE, CUT IN 1976 WHEN "GENE AMMONS: THE 78 ERA" WAS BEING COMPILED. MY DISC INCLUDES 3 TAKES OF ONE SONG AND TWO OF ANOTHER, THE ALTS NOT BEING RELEASED ANYWHERE AS FAR AS I CHECKED. Gene Ammons, tenor sax; Clarence Anderson, piano; Earl May, bass; Teddy Stewart, drums. NYC, August 14, 1951 160C Hot Stuff Prestige 754, PRLP 149, P-24058 161A Them There Eyes Prestige PRLP 149, P-24058 162B When The Saints Go Marching In Prestige 754, PRLP 149, P-24058 163A Archie