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Open Reel's: Miscellaneous Non-Classical - continued 95.*GUY LOMBARDO: The Lombardo Touch and A Wonderful Year! [Double-Play tape; 3 3/4 ips] Capitol Y2T-2516(2). ......................................................................................................................... 12.00 96.*GUY LOMBARDO: The Sweetest Music This Side of Heaven - A Musical Biography, 1949- 1954. Decca ST74-4329. (small cut-out hole drilled in box corner) .................................................. 12.00 97.*GUY LOMBARDO: The Sweetest Pianos This Side of Heaven - Featuring Fred Kreitzer & Hugo D'Ippolito. Decca ST74-4123. ............................................................................................................ 12.00 98.*GUY LOMBARDO: The Sweetest Waltzes This Side of Heaven and The Sweetest Sounds Today! [Double-Play tape; 3 3/4 ips] Capitol Y2T-2644(2). .......................................................... 12.00 99.*GUY LOMBARDO: They're Playing Our Songs! [3 3/4 ips] Capitol Y1T-2689. .............................. 10.00 100.*GUY LOMBARDO: Your Guy Lombardo Medley Volume 3. Capitol ZT-1598. ........................... 12.00 101.*GUY LOMBARDO: Your Guy Lombardo Medley and Your Guy Lombardo Medley, Volume 2. [Double-Play tape; 3 3/4 ips] Capitol Y2T-2239(2). ..................................................... 12.00 102.*HARRY BELAFONTE/MAKEBA: Songs from Africa. RCA FTP-1303.......................................... 12.00 103.*HAWAIIAN HITS: Kamuela & His South Sea Islanders. Tandberg / SMS S-6. ............................. 12.00 104.*LEON BIBB: Sings Folk Songs. With Fred Hellerman, guitar; Okun/Orch & Cho. Tandberg / SMS S-1............................................................................................................................................ 12.00 105.*RAY CONNIFF: Honey. Col CQ-1012. ............................................................................................... 10.00 106.*ROBERT DE CORMIER FOLK SINGERS: Dance Gal - Gimme the Banjo. Command RS 4T- 865. ................................................................................................................................................... 12.00 107.*SWINGLE SINGERS: Getting Romantic - Works of Chopin(3), Beethoven(2), Schumann, Mendelssohn(2), Schubert, Albeniz & Mussorgsky. Philips PTC-600191. (minor box scuffs) ...... 12.00 108.*THE VOGUES: Memories. [3 3/4 ips] Reprise RST-6347-B.............................................................. 10.00 109.*ZOUNDS!: A Concert for Jaded Stereophiles. [Humorous notes don't identify performers...] Stereotape 14. ................................................................................................................................... 12.00 That's all for tapes this time - go to the next page for a listing of Schwann's and other comprehensive record catalogs �
PAPER: Comprehensive Catalogs The catalogs listed below are ones which sought to list all of the records available in the given country at the time of the catalog's issue. The standard reference of this sort in the United States during the LP era was the Schwann Catalog, with updated listings by composer issued monthly beginning in 1949, and with Artist Issues (listings by artist in all the various performer categories) issued irregularly every few years. From the early 1950's until about 1959, there was also a very similar publication in the United States called The Long Player. In Great Britain, the standard reference during the same period was the Gramophone Catalog. All catalogs listed below are in excellent condition unless otherwise noted. This means that you may find minor scuffing, a dog-eared corner or two, or occasional marks, but everything is physically sturdy and shows no more than the expected signs of careful use. If you are not particular about precisely which issue you would like to acquire, you are welcome to make a bid and designate it, for example, "any monthly catalog from the years 1952-1954." Catalog's: Schwann Catalogs 110. GRAMOPHONE: 1966/03 - March 1966. (slightly worn) ...................................................................... 9.00 111. GRAMOPHONE: 1969/03 - March 1969. ............................................................................................... 9.00 112. GRAMOPHONE: 1971/06 - June 1971. .................................................................................................. 9.00 113. GRAMOPHONE: 1977/06 - June 1977. .................................................................................................. 9.00 114. GRAMOPHONE: 1979/12 - December 1979. ......................................................................................... 7.00 115. SCHWANN: 1952/03 - March 1952. (exceptionally fine copy) ............................................................ 25.00 116. SCHWANN: 1952/11 - November 1952. (exceptionally fine copy)...................................................... 25.00 117. SCHWANN: 1952/12 - December 1952. (taped spine repair; some notes made in ink) ....................... 18.00 118. SCHWANN: 1954/05 - May 1954. (exceptionally clean copy) ............................................................. 20.00 119. SCHWANN: 1956/02 - February 1956. (superb but for a few listings checked in ink)......................... 20.00 120. SCHWANN: 1956/03 - March 1956. ..................................................................................................... 20.00 121. SCHWANN: 1956/04 - April 1956. (tape spine repair; a little writing; bit worn)................................. 12.00 122. SCHWANN: 1956/05 - May 1956. ........................................................................................................ 20.00 123. SCHWANN: 1956/06 - June 1956. (very slight stains).......................................................................... 20.00 124. SCHWANN: 1969/02 - February 1969. ................................................................................................... 5.00 125. SCHWANN: ARTIST ISSUE - 1953 (June). [The very first Schwann Artist Issue; only the second copy I've ever seen! After 57 years, this copy has had careful spine repair and shows minor cover dog-earing and tiny tears, but remains fully intact] ..................................................... 45.00 126. SCHWANN: ARTIST ISSUE - 1956-57. (a little dog-eared; firm spine tape repair) ........................... 32.00 127. SCHWANN: ARTIST ISSUE - 1970..................................................................................................... 12.00 128. SCHWANN: ARTIST ISSUE - 1976..................................................................................................... 12.00 129. SCHWANN: ARTIST ISSUE - 1979..................................................................................................... 12.00 130. SCHWANN: ARTIST ISSUE - 1982 (10th Edition). ............................................................................ 12.00 131. THE LONG PLAYER: 1952/08 - August 1952. (very clean copy) ....................................................... 25.00 132. THE LONG PLAYER: 1952/09+10 - September/October 1952. (very slight cover stains).................. 20.00 133. THE LONG PLAYER: 1953/04 - April 1953. (superb copy)................................................................ 25.00 134. THE LONG PLAYER: 1954/02 - February 1954. (significant wear on spine/cover; still sturdy) ........ 15.00 135. THE LONG PLAYER: 1956/01 - January 1956. (minor cover stains).................................................. 18.00 136. THE LONG PLAYER: 1956/06 - June 1956. ........................................................................................ 18.00 137. THE LONG PLAYER: 1956/11 - November 1956................................................................................ 18.00
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Page 7 and 8: Open Reel's: Vocalists 9.*HORNE: "S
Page 9 and 10: Open Reel's: RCA's - continued 39.*
Page 11: Open Reel's: Musicals - Original Ca
Page 15 and 16: LP's: Operatic, Choral & Vocal Repe
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Page 27 and 28: LP's: Vocalists - continued 334. BA
Page 29 and 30: LP's: Vocalists - continued 364. FE
Page 31 and 32: LP's: Vocalists - continued 395.*KU
Page 33 and 34: LP's: Vocalists - continued 430.+ME
Page 35 and 36: LP's: Vocalists - continued 463.*SC
Page 37 and 38: AUDIOPHILE AND SPECIAL LABEL RECORD
Page 39 and 40: LP's: Londons The very early [c.195
Page 41 and 42: LP's: Mercuries - continued 544.*SR
Page 43 and 44: LP's: RCA's - continued 556. LD-702
Page 45 and 46: LP's: RCA's - continued 586. LM-192
Page 47 and 48: LP's: RCA's - continued 621. LM-198
Page 49 and 50: LP's: RCA's - continued 645.*LSC-20
Page 55 and 56: LP's: RCA's - continued 746.*VICS-1
Page 57 and 58: LP's: Miscellaneous Audiophile & Sp
Page 59 and 60: LP's: Orchestral & Instrumental Rep
Page 61 and 62: LP's: Orchestral & Instrumental Rep
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LP's: Orchestral & Instrumental Rep
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LP's: Orchestral & Instrumental Rep
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LP's: Chamber Music - continued 954
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LP's: Collections - continued 988.
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LP's: Oboe 1015.*GOOSSENS: Handel C
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LP's: Violinists - continued 1046.*
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LP's: Violinists - continued 1084.
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LP's: Violists 1114.*COLETTA: Hinde
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LP's: Pianists - continued 1147. BA
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LP's: Pianists - continued 1196. FI
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LP's: Pianists - continued 1250.*KR
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LP's: Pianists - continued 1295.*RA
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LP's: Conductors 1336. ANSERMET: Gl
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LP's: Conductors - continued 1372.*
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LP's: Conductors - continued 1412.
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