[78-L] Dates on AFRS transcriptions

[joe@salerno.com]

I've also wondered that AFRS orchestral series followed chronological 
b'cast dates. In some instances yes, a series of 2-3 shows in a row may 
show dates a week or so apart. In other instances, I am not sure, but 
assume that NYPS #1 happened some time before NYPS #200 (if the series 
went that high)

joe salerno


Thomas Whetston wrote:
> It's USUALLY an assembly date, but there's nothing consistant about these.
> 
> Thomas Whetston
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> On Sun, Jan 4, 2009 at 3:31 PM, David Lennick <dlennick at sympatico.ca> wrote:
>> When an AFRS transcription shows a date in the land, which other sources
>> confirm to be the original broadcast date, is it safe to assume that this may
>> have nothing to do with the actual date of cutting or dubbing? I've been
>> transferring several "Date with the Duke" programs, some of which show dates
>> and others showing "dubbed" (meaning pieced together from leftovers), but in a
>> couple of cases with dates, there are songs inserted which the band didn't play
>> till a couple of months later.
>>
>> (Related question: Did the AFRS producers have a bet to see how many times they
>> could insert the execrable Kay Davis massacring "Yesterdays"? I swear I've
>> heard it six times so far. What was the deal with her anyway..did she come out
>> naked?)
>>
>> dl
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