[78-L] Live recordings in the 1930's (was Jack Jackson date)

[Kristjan Saag]

What I'm trying to figure out is how often bands were recorded outside 
studio context - not counting broadcast recordings which were made for - 
broadcasts, thus recorded over wire in studio. Both are live recordings, 
but the latter usually not meant for commercial record release, as I 
understand. I can imagine that some dance hall recordings were made on 
location, although the event was simultanously broadcast over wire. In 
order to use the gig as a recording session and get better sound quality.
Kristjan


Julian Vein wrote 2011-01-23 11:29:
> What is the definition of "live"? My understanding is that is not made
> in a recording studio context, and that there must be an audience of at
> least one person--technicians and observers don't count. This would
> cover broadcasts. When did the term "live" come into use?
>
>        Julian Vein
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