RCA Above-Logo Phrases

[Head Man]

Yes, it did have excellent sound and the music was excellent as well. I sure wish I still had my copy which I foolishly sold to a traveling jazz record dealer from California. If I remember correctly he gave me twenty bucks for it. God knows how much he got for it when he sold it.

Hopefully it will form part of the boxset that Jonathan Horwich is intending to release sometime on International Phonograph.

[Larry Kart]

I remember sitting in Hal Russell's Southwest Side Chicago apartment with his wife, Russell Thorne, and Russell's girlfriend Shelly Litt -- inspiration of "Knell (for Shel)" -- as we listened to a test-pressing of the about to be released album. I recall sarcastic things being said about the staginess of Joe's announcements tacked-on announcements. This was a turbulent band made up of three turbulent guys.

[JSngry]

Wondering if that particular cutout sticker/price indicates that it came from a particular source...I got a lot of records for that price around that time, as well as some for a little more, but none more than $2.99...including the two Joe Harriot Jazzland sides. Mind-boggling from today's perspective. But that big round orange 59 cent sticker, that one imprinted, for sure.

[Teasing the Korean]

Buddy Morrow - Impact - LPM 2042 - "A Stereo Must"

Buddy Morrow - Double Impact  - LSP 2180 - "Super Sound"

[Teasing the Korean]

Joe Morello - It's About Time - LSP 2486 - "Spectacular Drums!"

From 1962, this must be one of the final instances of RCA using these phrases.

Edited March 11, 2018 by Teasing the Korean

[Big Beat Steve]

Bought this one a couple of days ago:

Chet Atkins - Teensville - LSP 2161 - "Guitar With A Beat"

[Shrdlu]

His Master's Cat:

[Teasing the Korean]

Perez Prado - Pops and Prado - LSP 2028 - "A Latin Goes American."

[Teasing the Korean]

Tito Puente - Tambo - LPM 2257 - "SAVAGE DRUMS"