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 EUROPEAN 78 rpm RECORD Spain Odeon E VACHER ORQUESTA  US $24.99
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 EUROPEAN 78 rpm RECORD Odeon E VACHER ORQ MUSETTE US $24.99
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 EUROPEAN 78 rpm RECORD Odeon QUINTET OF THE HOT CLUB FR US $24.99
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EUROPEAN 78 rpm RECORD Spain Odeon E VACHER ORQUESTA US $24.99
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EUROPEAN 78 rpm RECORD Odeon E VACHER ORQ MUSETTE US $24.99
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EUROPEAN 78 rpm RECORD Odeon QUINTET OF THE HOT CLUB FR US $24.99
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 CIOCIORKI VAGO PAESE ODEON POLKA 78 RPM RECORD 10032 US $1.50
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 MARIE JOSE 7 45 RPM 4 SONG EP ODEON RECORDS FRENCH US $20.00
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 EUROPEAN 78 rpm RECORD Odeon E VACHER ORQ MUSETTE US $24.99
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 EUROPEAN 78 rpm RECORD Odeon QUINTET OF THE HOT CLUB FR US $24.99
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 EUROPEAN 78 rpm RECORD Spain Odeon E VACHER ORQUESTA US $24.99
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 EUROPEAN 78 rpm RECORD Spanish Odeon BARNABAS VON GECZY US $24.99
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 OPERA 78 rpm RECORD Odeon TENOR EMILIO VENDRELL Cançó US $24.99
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 OPERA 78 rpm RECORD Odeon ÁNGELES OTTEIN Ave Maria US $49.99
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 GERMAN CHOIR ODEON 78 RPM RECORD 55005 US $3.30
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 GERMAN CHOIR ODEON 78 RPM RECORD 55006 JOHANN BACH US $2.40
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 ARGENTINA 78 rpm RECORD Odeon HIGINIO CAZÓN Payador BA US $199.99
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 EARLY 78 rpm RECORD 7 Odeon WASHINGTON POST Orquesta US $49.99
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 JAZZ 78 rpm RECORD Odeon ORQUESTA LOS SOLISTAS REUNIDOS US $49.99
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 CUBAN 78 rpm RECORD Odeon ANTONIO MACHÍN Dos gardenias US $49.99
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 CUBAN 78 rpm RECORD Odeon TRÍO WEENO BRAVO Y GODY Cuba US $49.99
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 DISCO MUSIC RECORD ODEON JESUS GOIRI VASCAS 45 RPM US $35.00
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 CUBAN 78 rpm RECORD Odeon ANTONIO MACHÍN Y SU CONJUNTO US $49.99
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 BERTA SINGERMANN Odeon 196014 POETRY RECORD 78 RPM US $24.99
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 Lot of 78 RPM Records Victor Brunswick Odeon Okeh 11 US $9.95
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 SVENSSON CO SCANDANAVIAN ODEON 78 RPM RECORD 19070 US $2.10
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 GERMAN COMIC RECORD Odeon O 1630 78 RPM RARE US $19.99
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 JAZZ 78 rpm RECORD Odeon JOE DANIELS Y SUS HOT SHOTS US $24.99
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 JAZZ 78 rpm RECORD Sp Odeon WILLIE LEWIS BENNY CARTER US $49.99
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 JAZZ 78 rpm RECORD Odeon ORQUESTA DE LOUIS ARMSTRONG US $49.99
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 JAZZ 78 rpm RECORD Odeon SAM LANIN HIS FAMOUS PLAYERS US $24.99
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 JAZZ 78 rpm RECORD Odeon ORQUESTRINA MARCHETTI Foxtrot US $24.99
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 JAZZ 78 rpm RECORD Odeon MICHIGAN JAZZ BAND Arco Iris US $24.99
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45 Rpm: A Visual History Of The Seven-Inch Record $1.8 45 Rpm: A Visual History Of The Seven-Inch Record |
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Odeon Recordings $11.99 Odeon Recordings |
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RPM A is $5.99 RPM A is |
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Hammersmith Odeon London '75 $13.99 Hammersmith Odeon London '75 |
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Nazareth:odeon Brazilian Dances $12.99 Nazareth:odeon Brazilian Dances |
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Odeon the Death of the Duke of Wellington $10.27 Odeon the Death of the Duke of Wellington |
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The Odeon Recordings, 1928-1929 $17.31 The Odeon Recordings, 1928-1929 |
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Randy Newman - Live At The Odeon $130.07 Randy Newman - Live At The Odeon |
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Archivo Odeon: 1960-61 $6.93 Archivo Odeon: 1960-61 |
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Odeon: Brazilian Dances $13.4 Odeon: Brazilian Dances |
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45 Rpm $13.01 This is a complete history of the 45 rpm record from the birth of the recording industry through the format's invention, development, marketing, and current standing. The book describes how this new technology and rock and roll, born almost simultaneously, became a single world-shaking phenomenon; how upstart labels broke into the market while major labels tried to outfox each other; and how musical and music-industry personalities shaped this fascinating history. Along the way are stories of legendary records and artists. |
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45 RPM: A Visual History of the Seven-Inch Record $2.83 45 RPM is the first ever collection of 7-inch sleeves. Organized chronologically, it juxtaposes more than 200 albums, from all genres of music, chosen for their inventive design. It includes albums by such legendary artists as Paul Anka, the Beatles, the Boston Pops, the Clash, Dizzy Gillespie, Jerry Lee Lewis, Dean Martin, and many others. 225 illustrations. |
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The Flute on Record $110 The Flute on Record: The 78 rpm Era is a discography of flute recordings made between 1889 and 1954. Citations include recordings of popular and classical repertory by over two hundred flutists, listing formats such as cylinders, 78 rpm discs, films, and transcriptions of broadcasts and live performances. |
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The 78 RPM Era : 0810852934 $206.95 The Flute on Record: The 78 rpm Era is a discography of flute recordings made between 1889 and 1954. Citations include recordings of popular and classical repertory by over two hundred flutists, listing formats such as cylinders, 78 rpm discs, films, and transcriptions of broadcasts and live performances. |
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Conferences Dramatiques: Odeon, 1888-1898 (1898) $31.88 Conferences Dramatiques: Odeon, 1888-1898 (1898) |
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Hightower [RPM] $11.98 In a happenstance guaranteed to foul up discographies for eternity, in 1971 Rosetta Hightower released two different LPs for two different British labels with very similar titles. One, for Rediffusion, consisted exclusively of cover versions of soul hits, and was titled Rosetta Hightower. The other, for CBS, put the emphasis very much on material specifically supplied to Hightower, and was simply titled Hightower. (Adding to the confusion, both albums were reissued on CD, within a couple years of each other, by the same British label, with different bonus tracks added to each.) Hightower -- the subject of this review -- was very much the superior recording, and not just because it's not a relative all-covers throwaway. The backup musicians are of an all-star caliber, including Jim Price, Bobby Keys, Henry McCullough, Harold McNair, and ex-Blind Faith/Family man Rick Grech. What's more, Grech and McNair teamed up to write four of the LP's songs. While it might be more a soul record than anything else, there are also far more rock and folk influences at work than there are on most early-'70s soul LPs; Doris Troy's Apple recordings might serve as a rough comparison, though there's more pop and folk at work on Hightower. It's not a great album, but it's a satisfying one, especially when it gets into almost folky singer/songwriter territory on "Michael" on "What a Day It's Been," two of the four numbers contributed by Kenny Craddock and Colin Gibson. The 2008 CD reissue on RPM adds all eight tracks from her four non-LP 1969-1971 singles as bonus tracks. All of these additions are considerably more pop-soul in orientation -- including material penned by Burt Bacharach and Hal David, Tony Macaulay and Geoff Stephens, John Lennon and Paul McCartney, and Chip Taylor and Al Gorgoni, as well as a couple by Hightower herself -- though not in a bad way, making for decent soul that managed the feat of sounding commercial without selling well. Another oddity among the non-LP cuts is "Persuader," which sounds like the theme song for a hit thriller movie that never was, co-written by none other than Dudley Moore. ~ Richie Unterberger, RoviPerformers: Harold McNair - Woodwind; Gordon Beck - Keyboards; Ken Craddock - Guitar (Acoustic), Keyboards, Vocals; Rick Grech - Bass; Colin Green - Guitar; Ian Green - Keyboards; |
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It's A Record $21.99 It's A Record |
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Record $10.99 Record |
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For The Record $12.99 For The Record |
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For the Record $65.99 For the Record |
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[Record] $20 [Record] |
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On the Record $33.81 On the Record |
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