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RE: "Loving the music! "...

Posted by cactuscowboy@bresnan.net on July 6, 2017 at 11:44:42:
The sixteen inch transcription discs are a lot of fun to listen to. Some truly great music. Over the past weekend, I transferred a batch of these giant records to WAV files. Since the condition of these discs ranges from "G" to "VG", I then cleaned up clicks & pops with Click Repair software.

The running time on these is about 14:50 per side. They're all live recordings and it's great to hear the artists speak to the audience as they introduce songs. Ferlin Husky and his alter-ego "Simon Crum" are featured on one disc, what fun!

I'd love to put some of this on my youtube channel as most (perhaps all) were never released commercially. I'll have to track down copyright owners for permission first though.