[78-L] Goodman / Carnegie at 80

[David Lennick]

Gotta love these dubs that were made at various studios...some years ago a 
member of CAPS in Toronto brought me a load of Art Tatum lacquers, all cut in 
Toronto at a club and a private house in the late 40s, all obviously dubbed 
from a common tape source, some duplication, and done at 3 studios. And I have 
no idea if anything will ever happen with them.

dl


On 1/17/2018 6:28 PM, Douglas Pomeroy wrote:
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>
>   Hi David,
>
> In June of 2011 George Avakian came to my studio with Jon Hancock and his 24 lacquers
> so I could transfer them. The name of the original engineer is shown as Brickerhoff.
> Unfortunately the quality of the dubs is quite poor, including huge level changes and
> questionable EQ (extreme shrillness). The positive thing is that Buck Clayton's 3rd chorus
> on Honeysuckle Rose is intact, which I'm told  it is not on the Sony issue. And my notes
>   show that I Got Rhythm "has edits".
>
> I know George and Jon where very disappointed.
>
> Douglas Pomeroy
> Audio Restoration and Mastering Services
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> Date: Wed, 17 Jan 2018 00:13:21 +0000
> From: David Jessup <dgjessup at hotmail.com.invalid>
> Subject: Re: [78-L] Goodman / Carnegie at 80
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> Seth owns the original lacquers of the concert and was able to get - from all reports - a beautiful transfer.
> Jon Hancock (who wrote an entire book about the concert) has a low-generation set of dub lacquers.
> Neither have been commercially released. But there's always hope that a legitimate agency will do the right thing.
> -- Dave
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