Another Peculiar RVG PRLP 7024 Prestige?
Sonny Stitt Bud Powell Prestige PRLP 7024
PRLP 7024 RVG Hand Etched!
Sonny Stitt Bud Powell Prestige PRLP 7024
PRLP 7024 RVG Hand Etched!
Welcome back to JBJ Jazz Lab!Actually, it has been a long time since I did the last sound comparison, right? The sound comparison this time, I think, is QUITE INTERESTING! I wanted to do this for a long time you know…Bill Evans Undercurrent, Toshiba LBJ series, King Record GXC series and the same King Record…
Toshiba EMI reissued this Kenny Burrell Midnight Blue three times.The 1st reissue was LNJ in the mid 70’s, the sample I am talkin’ here on the video. And that was the 1st reissue of Midnight Blue in Japan.After LNJ, they reissued it again as BNJ series in the mid 80’s. Thereafter in the early 90’s,…
I already talked about the greatness of Disk Union Blue Note Premium Reissues.But…Did you know that they also reissued some other great jazz titles apart from Blue Note?Together with Blue Note titles, they added some other titles from other labels in the same series as BONUS TITLES. Here below, you can see the brochure they…
Originally this great album was released in 1957 under the label, Specialty US. Really unique and interesting album. Lee Morgan Wynton Kelly Dizzy AtmosphereLee Morgan on trumpet but…the rest are from the Dizzy Gillespie Band as the album title goes. Not many Jazz collectors know the presence of the album, very minor and as you…
I believe this is a unique Jazz reissue and not known series by King Record,The Last Jazz LP SeriesKing Record picked up mainly Savoy and its related labels like Regent and so on.There are Part 1 up to Part 9!! and in each Part, there are 10 albums reissued. These reissued titles were released from…
There are only 2 companies making lacquer disks in the world. You know, without lacquer disks, there will be no vinyl records. It is that important BUT there only 2 facilities in the entire world!As you know, in 2020, one of those 2 companies, Apollo Trusco US had a tragic incident. Their entire lacquer production…
Hi Takashi, the session tapes for that recording were done in 1949 and 1950, still the very early days for analogue tape and analogue tape recorders. Most likely recorded on an early Ampex machine.
The France pressing you have was the original release for that title in France. Since it has RVG stampers, the lacquer was cut in the US and shipped to France where pressing took place; 1959 to 1961. Do not know who did the plating (could have been US or if shipped fast enough, could have been done in France) prior to stamping. Not sure about the UK issue, but would guess that would be a bit later.
I have an orig US pressing of this title. Was also released as an OJC title in the US in the 1980s and as you noted, Victor Music issued this title in Japan.
John
Thank you for your great info and observation!
I see the Etching on the dead wax exactly the same each other assuming that French Barclay and Esquire used the same lacquer then stamper…
I really appreciate for your contribution!
Takashi