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ARSC Journal 54:2 & ARSC CD 002 (Fall 2023)
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- ORIGINAL ARTICLES (login required)
- Cover, Masthead, Table of Contents
- Letter from the Editor by Christopher C. King
- The Gramophone Company, Ltd.'s Chief Recording Experts, Theodor Heinrich Max Hampe and Arthur Spottiswoode Clarke in India and Asia: 1910-1915
by Michael Kinnear - Digital Phono Equalization Using the iZotope RX and Ozone Equalization Modules
by Gary A. Galo - Finding Nelson Eddy's Grandmother: Soprano Caroline A. Kendrick
by Emil Pinta - Somebody's Angel: Peter Allen, The Boy from Oz in the Key of Camp – A 21st-Century Reevaluation of His Music
by Lawrence Schulman - The "Crippled London LP" Recording Curve
by Wolfgang Leister - Community Audio Archiving: Coming to Terms: Lessons and Challenges for Community Audio Archiving
by Shawn VanCour; edited by Shawn VanCour
- BOOK REVIEWS (login required)
- Analyzing Recorded Music: Collected Perspectives on Popular Music Tracks, edited by William Moylan, Lori Burns, and Mike Alleyne
by Edward Komara - Let's Do It: The Birth of Pop Music, A History, by Bob Stanley
by Edward Komara - She's at the Controls: Sound Engineering, Production and Gender Ventriloquism in the 21st Century. By Helen Reddington.
by Blaine Brubaker - Rags and Bones: An Exploration of The Band, edited by Jeff Sellars and Kevin C. Neece
by Carlos Peña - Biography of a Phantom: A Robert Johnson Blues Odyssey, by Robert "Mack" McCormick, edited by John W. Troutman
by Christopher C. King - Wasn't That a Mighty Day: African American Blues and Gospel Songs on Disaster, by Luigi Monge
by Robert M. Marovich - The Rise and Fall of Paramount Records: A Great Migration Story, 1917–1932, by Scott Blackwood
by Edward Komara - The House of Blues Records Story and Discography, The Holy Grail of Blues Music Labels: The Most Definitive Guide to the History and Releases of the House of Blues Record Company (Second edition), by Tom Tourville
by Edward Komara - Blues on Stage: The Blues Entertainment Industry in the 1920s, by John L. Clark Jr.
by Tim Brooks - Recorded Solo Concert Spirituals, 1916-2022, compiled by Randye Jones
by Tim Brooks - The Real Ambassadors: Dave and Iola Brubeck and Louis Armstrong Challenge Segregation, by Keith Hatschek
by Ricky Riccardi - Babe Egan and the Hollywood Redheads: Women Musicians in the Jazz Age, by Jeanie Gayle Pool
by Fumi Tomita - Kansas City Jazz: A Little Evil Will Do You Good, by Con Chapman
by Fumi Tomita - Solid: Life and Death of a Jazz Genius, by Vincenzo Staiano
by Robert Iannapollo - C'Mon, Get Happy: The Making of Summer Stock, by David Fantle and Tom Johnson
by Lawrence Schulman - Book Reviewers
- Books Received for Review
- SOUND RECORDING REVIEWS (login required)
- South Pacific (Jay Records CDJAY2 1246); South Pacific (Jay Records CDJAY2 1470); The King and I (Jay Records CDTER2 1214); The King and I (Jay Records CDJAY2 1276); My Fair Lady (Jay Records CDTER2 1211); My Fair Lady (Jay Records CDJAY2 1277)
by Lawrence Schulman - L'art Phonographique: Premiers Enregistrements 1860-1934 (Frémeaux & Associés FA 5846)
by Lawrence Schulman - Patsy Cline's Greatest Hits (Analogue Productions AAPP 74854); Patsy Cline's Greatest Hits (Analogue Productions CAPP 74854, Decca DL 74854, Universal Music Special Markets BOO17469-06); Patsy Cline's Greatest Hits (Analogue Productions AAPP 74854-45); Patsy Cline's Greatest Hits (MCA Nashville)
by Lawrence Schulman - Peggy Lee: Tender Ballads (2xHDJA1135); Peggy Lee: Swing (2xHDJA1164); Peggy Lee: I'm A Woman (Capitol Records and Universal Music Enterprises); Peggy Lee: I'm A Woman (CAPITOL CATALOG MKT C92)
by Lawrence Schulman - From Hollywood to the World: The Rediscovered Recordings by Pianist and Conductor José Iturbi, José Iturbi, pianist (SONY Classical 19439836502)
by Richard Masters - Foreigner: Foreigner (Analogue Productions AAPP 008-45)
by Matthew Barton - Sound Recording Reviewers
- CURRENT BIBLIOGRAPHY (login required)
- Current Bibliography
edited by Tim Brooks
- COMPACT DISC (login required)
- Notes on the CD
by Various Authors - Track List, Introduction, and Color Gallery
by Matthew Barton
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COMPACT DISC (ARSC 002): FIRSTS IN RECORDED SOUND (Aviary site login required)
Contact ARSC Aviary Site Editor to request a login. To see track notes, see the Supplemental Files tab for each track. - 1. Sousa's Band – King Cotton March (2:25) 1895
- 2. George J. Gaskin – Do We Want Him? (2:25) 1896
- 3. Ladies Brass Quartette of Boston Fadettes – Sweet and Low (1:32) 1897
- 4. Joseph P. Cullen – The Charlatan: March (2:04) 1899
- 5. Bohumir Kryl – Že peníze světem vládnou (2:23) 1903
- 6. James I. Lent and the London Regimental Band – The Ragtime Drummer (2:13) 1903
- 7. Matuka and Bokani – Folk Songs of "The Pygmies" (2:54) 1905
- 8. Len Spencer & Ada Jones – Chimmie and Maggie at the Table D'Hote (2:16) 1908
- 9. Trio Na Gugukakh Pavel Maisuradze – Bayati shiraz (2:55) 1909
- 10. Joska (Joseph) Szigeti – Zephyr (Hubay) (3:29) 1906
- 11. Frank C. Stanley – Take Me Up With You, Dearie (2:14) 1909
- 12. Modest Mentsins'kyi – People's Hymn (3:10) 1910
- 13. Albert Benzler – Black and White Rag (2:06) 1911
- 14. Rumynskij Orkester, under the direction of bandmaster W. Belf – Rumynskij zog (2:26) 1911
- 15. Bernard Blumenthal – Bar Mitzvah speech (4:22) 1914
- 16. Nina Koshetz – Aria, To Look from Nizhny from "The Enchantress" (Tchaikovksy) (4:16) 1914
- 17. The Versatile Four – Down Home Rag (3:37) 1916
- 18. Columbia Symphony Orchestra conducted by Charles A. Prince – Rienzi Overture (Wagner) (8:45) 1917
- 19. Jascha Heifetz – La Ronde des Lutins (Bazzini) (3:55) 1917
- 20. Váša Příhoda – Sextette from "Lucia" (Donizetti) (4:34) 1921
- 21. Hamilton Harty conductor, Hallé Orchestra – Allegro Deciso, from Handel's "Water Music Suite" (3:22) 1921
- 22. Willem Mengelberg – N.Y. Philharmonic – Oberon Overture (Weber) (8:50) 1922
- 23. Frank Ferera – Maui Girl (2:45) 1922