[78-L] Are There Still Any Operatic Collectors?

[Darrell Lehman]

They have nice, padded rooms where you can listen all day long...

David Lennick wrote:
> No barriers any more.....I heard Django while I was in the grocery store this afternoon. I hear Ella elsewhere, sometimes Louis Prima.
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>> Date: Thu, 19 Mar 2015 15:58:17 -0700
>> To: 78-l at klickitat.78online.com
>> From: kenmath at yahoo.com.invalid
>> Subject: Re: [78-L] Are There Still Any Operatic Collectors?
>>
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>> I picked up about 150 pre 1920 European opera
>> records from an estate, that the old gentleman had
>> obtained from a library or conservatory. I sold a
>> few. They did much better then other records I
>> have put on Ebay. So there must be some collectors
>> out there, or people that just like opera.
>>
>> People that like opera or classical are lucky
>> because it does not go out of style. Most people
>> acquire a taste for a particular music in their teenage
>> years. You have to like what is in at the time to
>> be one of the crowd.
>>
>> I notice casinos play rock from the 50s, and
>> 60s because they are catering to the 50 to 80 year
>> old crowd. I still like some of the 50/60s rock, but
>> I have acquired a taste for blue grass, Japanese pop,
>> and a few others.
>>
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