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Play Their Own Records [Vinyl]

Play Their Own Records [Vinyl]


After long years in remission, this release is back in circulation. By the turn of 1990, The Mummies were fed up with the records of their time. Not content to take things lying down, these cut-rate visionaries put out a bunch of their own. So pleased were they with those 45s, that they recorded a mix tape. In 1992, they convinced Estrus Records to release it as the standard long player, "The Mummies: Play Their Own Records," which sold out sometime in 2005. Relive those lazy, hazy, crazy days of the twilight years of the last century with this LP.
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Long Play Record

Long Play Record


Release Date: 2009-12-08, Audio CD, CDBY
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Loving You [Long Play]

Loving You [Long Play]


One of Elvis's Earliest records, an Original pressing. Strip below title says: "Songs from Hal Wallis Production 'Loving You' A Paramount Picture in Technicolor and Vistavison." A "New Orthophonic" High Fidelity Recording, Long Play record (sound equivalent monaural), RCA Victor LPM1515. Printed in the USA, RCA Records, Radio Corporation of America printed in 1957.
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Play Their Own Records [Vinyl]

Play Their Own Records [Vinyl]


After long years in remission, this release is back in circulation. By the turn of 1990, The Mummies were fed up with the records of their time. Not content to take things lying down, these cut-rate visionaries put out a bunch of their own. So pleased were they with those 45s, that they recorded a mix tape. In 1992, they convinced Estrus Records to release it as the standard long player, "The Mummies: Play Their Own Records," which sold out sometime in 2005. Relive those lazy, hazy, crazy days of the twilight years of the last century with this LP.
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First Long Play Record (Reis)

First Long Play Record (Reis)


All products are BRAND NEW and factory sealed. Fast shipping and 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed.
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Dreams on Long Play

Dreams on Long Play


Release Date: 1995-02-07, Audio CD, Muffin Records -- M.S. --
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First Long Play Record (Reis)

First Long Play Record (Reis)


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Nojima Plays Liszt

Nojima Plays Liszt


"Demands recommendation alongside history’s best recorded performances." – Stereophile Connoisseurs of great piano playing will love this classic reissue. A reclusive cult figure who records even less often than he plays in public, Nojima is Japan’s most celebrated concert pianist and a Cliburn Competition Silver Medal winner. Long out of print—brought back by popular demand! Newly remastered from the original analog tapes in HDCD. A contemporary pianist that evokes the wonders of the golden age of pianists typified by Horowitz, Godowsky, Lhevinne, and the other giants of that period. Nojima performs with Japan’s major orchestras, including frequent appearances with the New Japan Philharmonic, Tokyo Symphony, Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra, Yomiuri Nippon Symphony, Kyushu Symphony, and Gunma Symphony in domestic subscription performances and as a soloist on overseas tours, as well as collaborating with orchestras and conductors such as the Montreal Symphony and Charles Dutoit. His 1988 recording Minoru Nojima Plays Liszt quickly became a reference! work, named Best Recording of the Month by Stereo Review, which described it as "a stunning demonstration of technique put at the service of profoundly musical ends".
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Music Recommendation and Discovery: The Long Tail, Long Fail, and Long Play in the Digital Music Space

Music Recommendation and Discovery: The Long Tail, Long Fail, and Long Play in the Digital Music Space


While the amount of new music has grown, some of the traditional ways of finding music have diminished.  Thirty years ago, the local radio DJ was a music tastemaker, finding new and interesting music for the local radio audience. Now radio shows are programmed by large corporations that create playlists drawn from a limited pool of tracks. Similarly, record stores have been replaced by big box retailers that have ever--shrinking music departments. In the past, you could always ask the owner of the record store for music recommendations.  You would learn what was new, what was good and what was selling. Now, however, you can no longer expect that the teenager behind the cash register will be an expert in new music, or even be someone who listens to music at all. As we rely more and more on automatic music recommendation it is important for us to understand what makes a good music recommender and how a recommender can affect the world of music. With this knowledge  we can build systems that offer novel, relevant and interesting music recommendations drawn from the entire world of available music. Aimed at final-year-undergraduate and graduate students working on recommender systems or music information retrieval, this book presents the state of the art of all the different techniques used to recommend items, focusing on the music domain as the underlying application.
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Vol. 52, Collectors' Items (Book & CD Set) (Play-a-Long)

Vol. 52, Collectors' Items (Book & CD Set) (Play-a-Long)


All Levels. Truly outstanding collection of tunes with emphasis on melody. As usual, Jazzmen have made each of these songs 'standards' through their own performing. In particular, John Coltrane,Tommy Dorsey, Sarah Vaughn, and Benny Carter have enjoyed the songs well enough to record them over the decades. What better endorsement for the melodic and harmonic value of these great songs than this refreshing tour of great American songwriting.Rhythm Section: Rob Schneiderman (p); Rufus Reid (b); Akira Tana (d). Includes: Stardust, Emily, Sweet Lorraine, Easy Living, Serenata, Mr. Lucky, Ghost Of A Chance, Stars Fell On Alabama, When Lights Are Low, I'm Getting Sentimental Over You, The Night Has A Thousand Eyes, Too Young To Go Steady.
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Nojima Plays Liszt

Nojima Plays Liszt


"Demands recommendation alongside history’s best recorded performances." – Stereophile Connoisseurs of great piano playing will love this classic reissue. A reclusive cult figure who records even less often than he plays in public, Nojima is Japan’s most celebrated concert pianist and a Cliburn Competition Silver Medal winner. Long out of print—brought back by popular demand! Newly remastered from the original analog tapes in HDCD. A contemporary pianist that evokes the wonders of the golden age of pianists typified by Horowitz, Godowsky, Lhevinne, and the other giants of that period. Nojima performs with Japan’s major orchestras, including frequent appearances with the New Japan Philharmonic, Tokyo Symphony, Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra, Yomiuri Nippon Symphony, Kyushu Symphony, and Gunma Symphony in domestic subscription performances and as a soloist on overseas tours, as well as collaborating with orchestras and conductors such as the Montreal Symphony and Charles Dutoit. His 1988 recording Minoru Nojima Plays Liszt quickly became a reference! work, named Best Recording of the Month by Stereo Review, which described it as "a stunning demonstration of technique put at the service of profoundly musical ends".
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Fourtold by Fourtold

Fourtold by Fourtold


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