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Monthly Archives: June 2011
the next two Columbia MLs – 78 set, sticker version, full-size lp cover
My next two Columbia Masterworks lps. For the second one, I have the 78 set, the sticker version and the lp with a full-size cover. all are Steinweiss.
Robert Maguire, illustrator
This is the full comment from a reader: I peered at the closeup of the artist’s signature on your “Dream Time Music” album and saw it as “Maguire”. Turns out the cover was painted by Robert Maguire, a prolific artist … Continue reading
the first appearance of columbia stickers
first, shellackophile contributed the following comment: YI, All these covers originally appeared as 78 sets – MM-631, MM-697, MM-584, MM-603 and MM-621. By which he means ML-4010, 4012, 4014 4015 and 4016. Then, a new contributor points out that the … Continue reading
the next two ML4000s by Steinweiss, and another comment
shellackophile.blogspot.com wrote the previous comment, and adds this about ML-4010, 4012, 4014, 4015 and 4016 that I recently posted. These are my next two Columbia Masterworks ML lps, ca 1950. I also repost the picture of the copy of the … Continue reading
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Tagged alex steinweiss, bruno walter, columbia masterworks, Igor Stravinsky
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some comments from a friend
CL-791 was a reissue of ML-4065, which in turn was a reissue of 78 set M-681. Someone has M-681 on Ebay right now and it has the same cover. In about 1954 or ’55 Columbia converted a bunch of their … Continue reading
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color variants – columbia ML 4020s in slight variations
In the 1800s postage stamps were issued to be useful, not to be collected. When a country reprinted a stamp, often a new color that was slightly different from the original was used. This leads to some valuable rarities. In … Continue reading
columbia masterworks lps ML4010 through ML4016 steinweiss covers
all I have of ML 4010 through ML 4016 that have steinweiss covers. One color variant, which leads me to believe others exist. 1948 to 1949.
Columbia generic lp covers in different paper and cardboard
A number of very early Columbia lps were issued with a generic cover picturing a column. These came in a variety of paper or cardboard types. In the previous post I showed ML 4004 in a generic cardboard cover that … Continue reading
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Tagged adolf busch, bach concerto, daphnis and chloe, rodzinski
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Serkin plays the Emperor Concerto, 78 set and lp issues
We now begin the Columbia Masterworks lps – classical composed music with prefixes of ML. Many of the earliest ones are reissues of 78 sets, or came out contemporaneously with a 78 rpm version. I have a lot more Columbia … Continue reading
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Tagged Beethoven Emperor, bruno walter, rudolf serkin, Steinweiss
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My remaining Columbia CL500 series lps
A random assortment of lps that I bought just for the covers. I am now getting rid of these, if anyone wants them. Can’t collect everything. The earliest one is a drawing the signature of which I read as “Maynire”. … Continue reading
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Tagged 1950s. art van damme, columbia lp covers, hal aloma, paul weston
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