Preservation of Correspondence - And Media
Sridhar Ayengar
ploopster at gmail.com
Wed Feb 7 09:09:55 CST 2007
William Donzelli wrote:
>> In my experience _everything_ that has been recorded since about
>> 1917 is available on cd if you go to the right sources.
>
> Sorry, but you are extremely wrong here. There is a huge amount of
> music that is only available on LP, 45, 78, or other even old formats.
> Most early rock and roll, like 1950/60s rockabilly, has not made it
> past the 45 format, and the same is true for old soul. Lots of live
> jazz never jumped off the LP. There is a ton of stuff from the 1980s,
> like dance remixes and B sides, that never made it. To the extreme,
> there is the whole bootleg market.
Indeed. I have some recordings of Ignacy Paderewski playing his *own*
compositions. Only available on 78.
I've made FLACs out of them just in case.
Peace... Sridhar
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