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WHEN YOU AND I WERE YOUNG MAGGIE
Composers: George
W. Johnson, J.A. Butterfield
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File Name: When You And I Were Young Maggie |
File size: 810 Kb |
Playing Time: 3:27 |
Victor
Record 64913; Year 1920
John McCormack, Irish tenor
About: John McCormack
File Name: When You And I Were Young Maggie |
File size: 747 Kb |
Playing Time: 3:11 |
Turtle Talk:
Columbia A1196
Some
performances allow the background noise to be minimized without significantly
affecting the sounds Turtle wants
you
to enjoy. This performance did not respond well. Several methods of minimizing
the background noise
were tried and failed. The most effective method took the brilliance
out of the instrumental sounds. Please enjoy "When You And I Were Young
Maggie" with the background noise.
Victor 64913
This performance also has light background noise from beginning to end. Nonetheless,
you are likely to enjoy this performance by Irish Tenor, John McCormack.
Tech Tidbits:
Columbia A1196 was
transferred using a 2.5 mil truncated elliptical stylus in a Stanton 500 stereo
cartridge
at 78 rpm on a United Audio Dual 1219 turntable.
Victor 64913 was transferred using a 2.7 elliptical stylus
in a Stanton 500 stereo cartridge at 76 rpm on a United Audio Dual 1219 truntable.
Often the two channel transfer is converted in to one channel (monophonic)
signal by digitally combining the left and right channels (the signals from
the left and right sides of the record groove).. Sometimes one channel has
less noise than the other. In the case of Victor 64913, the right side of
the record groove less noisy than the left. So this tranfer was completed
using only the signal from the right side of the record groove.
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