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RE: Polyphonic Label (fwd)

The solution I suggest for a CD recorded at different sessions with
slightly different members is the one I see occasionally used in jazz
recordings (yes, some of us also listen to jazz!).

Include the list of everyone from both sessions, but put a single
asterisk next to those who did the first but not the second session, and
a double asterisk next to those who did the 2nd and not the 1st.  A
footnote explains the difference.

That way, everyone gets their due credit and no one gets left out.

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>From: Simon.Loukes@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx[SMTP:Simon.Loukes@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
>Sent: Thursday, May 14, 1998 11:04 AM
>To: brass-band@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>Subject: Re: Polyphonic Label
>
>Graham Young wrote:
>> The obvious solution is to list the members who
>>performed on the CD.
>
>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
>http://www.universal.oaktree.co.uk/CFB
>
>
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