[78-L] Story of the LP (queries)
David Lennick
dlennick at sympatico.ca
Mon Nov 24 20:31:20 PST 2008
Michael Biel wrote:
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>> I think it was RCA that came up with the term "microgroove" at a later date.
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> Nope. That word appears on the covers and labels of every one of the
> first Columbia Lp releases in June 1948. Decca LPs also used the term
> on their jackets and labels. But ironically, Bell Labs had done some
> microgroove experiments for Victor around 1928.
Was there any particular reason for Philips to call it "Minigroove"? Was
"microgroove" a trade mark? How many of Decca's early LPs were cut and pressed
by Columbia? Who put eight great tomatoes in that itty bitty can? Can a woman
over 40?
dl
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