[78-L] Lord Buckley

[David Lennick]

Okay..by now you've been wondering what I was smoking when I fired off the 
previous message. The version on LPV 580 not only DOES have music..it has it 
throughout, instead of just at the start. And the album credits the musicians 
as including Milt Bernhardt (trombone), Ted Nash (tenor sax) and Benny Carter 
(clarinet). Matrix F2PL 1617/B1 which (except for the B1) is the same as the 
ten inch RCA LP, but it's definitely a different version. So what's going on 
here, like what?

dl

Michael Biel wrote:
> David Lennick wrote:
>> Speaking of Buckley without accompaniment, RCA put out an album in the LPV 
>> series (Golden Age of Comedy) with a version of "Hipsters Flipsters" minus the 
>> music, so I wonder if that was added later?
>>
>> dl
>>   
> I never noticed that!  I'm lucky enough to have the 10-inch original.  
> I'll have to compare them.  It would be interesting to find what method 
> they used to overdub.  Hopefully the artist folder is not missing at 
> BMG/Sony. The question would be, which came first, the routine or the 
> music.  I would think that flipsters would want the influence of the 
> others rather than overdub at a different time.  Maybe they just 
> isolated him in a booth.  (Come to think of it, that probably would have 
> been a very good idea!  Not the kind of guy you'd want running around 
> loose.)
> 
> Mike Biel  mbiel at mbiel.com
>