Laurindo Almeida – Virtuoso Guitar
Laurindo Almeida – Virtuoso Guitar
Laurindo Almeida – Virtuoso Guitar
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Laurindo Almeida – Virtuoso Guitar
Laurindo Almeida – Virtuoso Guitar
Laurindo Almeida – Virtuoso Guitar

Laurindo Almeida – Virtuoso Guitar (45RPM, D2D, unsealed)

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RARITY – Unsealed - (Good conditions close to Mint)

Guitar – Laurindo Almeida

Bass – Chuck Domanico (A1-3)

Drums – Chuck Flores (A1-3)

Percussion – Aime Maurice Vereeck (A1-3)

Piano [Acoustic], Electric Piano – Clare Fischer (A1-3)

Vibraphone, Marimba – Emil Richards (A1-3)

Written by John Lennon & Paul McCartney (A1), Laurindo Almeida (A2-3), Leonard Feather (A3), Radamés Gnattali (B1-3)

 

1 LP, Standard sleeve

Original analog Master Tape : YES

Direct-to-Disc

Heavy Press : 180g

Record Color : Black

Speed : 45 RPM

Size : 12’’

Stereo

Studio

Record Press : unspecified

Label : Crystal Clear Records

Original Label : Crystal Clear Records

Recorded November – December 1976 at Kendun Recorders Studio, Burbank, California

Engineered by Edward S. Wodenjak, Lee Herschberg, John Meyer

Produced by Edward S. Wodenjak, Michael R. Phillips, D.S. Pierce

Album Graphics by Leslie Cabarga

Art Direction by Michael R. Phillips

Originally released in 1977

Reissued in 1990

 

Tracks:

Side A:

1. Crystal

2. Don't Believe It

3. Tearin' Down My Mind

4.  (I Think) It's Finally Over

5.  Lifeline

Side B:

1. Zero To Sixty In Five

2. Look To The Sky

3. Never See That Girl Enough

4. Who Knows

5. Good Ship Pablo Cruise

 

Reviews:

"A recent recording of mine that came out very well is a 45 rpm direct- to- disc album on the Crystal Clear label, called “Virtuoso Guitar”. They claim the sound is better at 45, you know. The first side is in popular idiom, with “Yesterday” by Lennon and McCartney, and two of my compositions– one of them written jointly with a guy who was born in England, Leonard Feather, who lives there in the Valley. The other musicians with me on these are Clare Fischer on piano, Chuck Domanico on bass, Chuck Flores on drums, Emil Richards on vibes and marimba, and Aime Maurice Vereeck on percussion. On the second side I recorded the Sonata For Guitar And Cello in three movements, again by Radames Gnattali. The cellist was Frederick Seykora; I wrote some percussion effects to be played by Chuck Flores in addition– a little cymbals and things here and there.

The direct- to- disc thing is very difficult to do, because it’s not done on the tape– it’s done on the disc. You start each side from the beginning, and if you make a mistake you’ve got to start the whole thing all over again. It’s very, very demanding."

 

Direct-to-disc (D2D) recording refers to sound recording methods that record audio directly onto analog disc masters bypassing steps as master tapes, overdubs, and mix downs from multi-tracked masters. This approach avoids problems of analog recording tape such as tape hiss (high frequency noise).

 

 

Ratings :

Discogs : 4.28 / 5

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