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Bought this one recently via mailorder at V.S.O.P. records without the plastic shell to save postage with some others from the same source.

a good one indeed! Now playing

Yes this french RCA series has a lot of good Items. Have about 12 Items of them

Excellent Now playing

Excellent recording. Thats the one I'm looking for years. Have a few tracks from the Internet on my harddisc.

Excellent -have to get this one wonderful vinyl (also here)!

Here is another artist with the same talent:

Excellent. Have only the mono edition.

More of RCA Special Products for the U.A. Air Force Museum Foundation Here is Vol II with original members in Stereo

Re: Don Sebeski "The Giant Box" Yes correct but means what? In box sets you can find often separate cat numbers on each vinyl . Shall that mean they can be issued as separate records?

Quoted from Discogs (history of the Item - copy in my hand ---> 2 LP box) This is actually an unmarked SQ Quadraphonic version, per this thread on QuadraphonicQuad.com . This is denoted by the "SQ" legend on the labels, and in the deadwax. This also means it was a 2nd pressing, as the original pressing had separate Stereo and Quad issues; second pressings came after the separate Quad version was deleted from the catalog and Quad stampers were used for the subsequent pressings.

Great CD box

Yes I inherited it from the humid basement party room of a late relative from Michigan. It has slumbered there for decades until it was shipped to me to Germany ;-}}

All tracks are from "The Genius Of Charlie Parker Vol 1" (= Ch. Parker & His Orchestra [with strings] are on this compilation VERVE 0251703690 Charlie Parker with strings - The Mastertakes - Order of the tracks differs from the CLEF / VERVE vinyl editions because there are more tracks on the CD. Here are the data from the booklet

10 " edition

For Glenn Miller collectors & Swing fans only Got recently some Glenn Miller volumes I to IV on RCA "Special Products" released 1976 and later for exclusive sale at the gift shop of the Glenn Miller AAF Band Exhibit at the Air Force Museum Foundation at Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio 45433. Here is the first one.