[78-L] World Program Service

[David Lennick]

The track number is unique and part of a continuing series, and the prefix can vary. The World Discography doesn't show 200 before the track numbers on this or any of the adjacent discs, and I've seen Duke Ellington discs with 200 and 300 prefixes. Note that sometimes one track can have 2 numbers if it runs over 3 minutes. Since the station was paying for the library I don't know why declaring two separate track numbers would be of importance.

dl
 
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> Date: Tue, 8 Jun 2010 21:47:14 -0500
> Subject: [78-L] World Program Service
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> Specifically my question has to do with discs with the individually numbered tracks, not the numbered discs with "Track A, B, C" etc. For instance, I have Tracks 3769-3776 by Ray Bloch and his Orchestra (don't fall all over yourselves...) Anyway, each track has a prefix of 200. Does this track indicate a musical style, or is indicative of a series. My real question is, is 3769 unique to "I Love You Truly" by the Ray Bloch unit, or is 200-3769 this track, and 300-3769 a different track by a different artist?
> 
> Thanks!
> 
> Tyrone
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