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Re: Polyphonic Label



You are right Martin.........
Jazz albums nearly always give the proper credit to the players....
I feel the same way about anyones participation on a CD...including
arrangers, times, dates and locations... ( often left off )

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> From: Martin Irwin <mirwin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> To: brass-band@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: Re: Polyphonic Label
> Date: Friday, May 15, 1998 3:56 AM
> 
> > While i agree completely with what everyone says about listing the
> players who played 
> > on the CD, what do you do if it is a CD using two sessions months apart
> when the band 
> > personnel has changed. I'm thinking of Egon Virtuosi's Brillante CD, as
> an example 
> > where the first track is taken from a live recording from the Open Gala
> Concert. Several 
> > players featured on the opening track, but on the rest of the CD,
should
> their names be 
> > included too??
> > 
> > Simon Loukes
> > Eb Bass Chalk Farm and Coventry City SA Bands
> 
> Yes, their names should be on.  I have numerous jazz records where a full
> list of players is given for each piece, due to different recording
> sessions.  So why not.  Also, if they are going to put a section in
> detailing the conductor, why not use some space for a list of players
> names, afterall they are the people who make up a band, not the
conductor.
> 
> Martin Irwin.
> 
> 
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