[78-L] Jack Jackson date
Kristjan Saag
saag at telia.com
Thu Jan 20 19:06:54 PST 2011
J. E. Knox wrote:
> I went to the Abbey Road Studios Web site and saw there were, and
are, three studios. Any thoughts as to which one might have been used
for a dance-band side like the Jack Jackson item in question? Studio One
seems bigger than necessary, and Studio Three seems too small given the
sound on the recording. That leaves -- well -- Studio Two, which is
referred to as "the most famous studio in the world."
--
You're probably right. Studio One was the large one, primarily used for
classical orhestral recordings. Studio Three had room for about 15
musicians, and was too small for dance bands.
That leaves us with Studio Two, of which I found this:
"Studio 2 was used for many dance band recordings with such as Ray
Noble, including some 1933 stereo experiments"
(from http://www.ibs.org.uk/audiocompendium/index.php?title=Abbey_Road)
Kristjan
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