$72.00
1 in stock
1 in stock
1 in stock
Media Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)
Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Beautiful coldition in and out. We use the “Helmet” to ship your records , audiophile sleeve included and plastic inner sleeve
Notes:
Electrosound pressing; note large outside pressing ring and “EMW” initials in runout etchings.
Track A1 inspired by friends and places of Miles City, Montana.
Track A2 an Appalachian carol of the late Eighteen Hundreds. Collected by the eminent folklorist John Jacob Niles.
Track A3 inspired by an arrangement by guitarist David Qualey.
Track A4 inspired by [a=Vince Guaraldi].
Track A5 a Nineteenth Century Ukrainian carol.
Track A6
Part One: Snow 1:51
Part Two: Midnight 1:56
Part Three: Minstrels 2:00
Minstrels was inspired by St. Basil’s Hymn, a traditional Greek children’s New Year’s carol based upon a rendition by Malcolm Dalgish, from his album Thunderhead, on Flying Fish Records.
Track B1 composed circa 1699, the Kanon was originally an organ piece.
Track B2 an Eighteenth Century English carol based upon an earlier French carol.
Track B3 composed in 1951 by Jazz trumpeter Alfred S. Burt [1921 – 1954]. Some Children See Him was one of fifteen carols written as gifts for friends. The piece was originally a song with lyrics by Wilha Hutson expressing the unconditional love present within children.
“SLM △” in the runout etching indicates that the lacquer disc was processed at, and the metal parts used to manufacture the record were made at [l=Sheffield Lab Matrix].
A1. Thanksgiving 4:40
A2. Jesus, Jesus, Rest Your Head 2:40
A3. Joy 3:13
A4. Prelude 1:16
A5. Carol Of The Bells 3:56
A6. Night 5:47
B1. Variations On The Kanon By Johann Pachelbel 5:21
B2. The Holly And The Ivy 4:52
B3. Some Children See Him 3:43
B4. Peace 4:02
Matrix / Runout (Side A):WH-1025-A-RE-1 SHO7 O Δ 10770 1-1 VEMW-V
Matrix / Runout (Side B):WH-1025-B-RE-1 SH3 Δ 10770-X U Emw-U 1-15M1-1
Matrix / Runout WH-1025-A-RE-1-SH4 SLM △ 10770 1- S-E.M.W.-S
Matrix / Runout WH-1025-B(R-1) SH3 SLM△ 10770-X 1-2 S-E-M.W.-S
Distributed By A&M Records, Inc.
Mastered At Sheffield Lab Matrix
Pressed By Electrosound Group Midwest, Inc.
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Wonderful experience: oodles of LPs(especially jazz); knowledgeable staff; enough space for parking. 5 of 5 in Longmont!
I love Recycled Records! They have a fantastic selection, and all of the used records are of great quality. I've been very happy with every purchase. The staff are also incredibly helpful in helping me find certain records or artists.
We started in 2010 as collectors that wanted find and rescue records from basements, attics, closets and garages. Now our main focus is to get records back into the hands of those who need them.
