I have the Japanese CD-4 version of Share the Land. The stereo version was the second LP I ever bought … sandwiched between CCR Cosmos Factory and Led Zeppelin II.
7 More Dutton Vocalion Releases in July 2019 - Guess Who, Paul Revere & Raiders, Charlie Rich
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I have the Japanese CD-4 version of Share the Land. The stereo version was the second LP I ever bought … sandwiched between CCR Cosmos Factory and Led Zeppelin II.
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American Woman / Share The Land ordered over my first cup of coffee this morning.
You're killin' it today!
Then the "Road Food" / "#10" two-fer must have done well enough to do more of The GH. How does that sound?
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Boy, never thought that we would have such a good collection from Ray Conniff and The Guess Who.
Now lets complete Henry Mancini and start Broadway like Hair, Hello Dolly, Fiddler On The Roof.
Now off to order 6 of the new releases.
Now lets complete Henry Mancini and start Broadway like Hair, Hello Dolly, Fiddler On The Roof.
Now off to order 6 of the new releases.
Snood thinks I've been missing out not buying any Canadian band music.
But I tell him I bought Mahogany Rush's Maxoom and Strange Universe on release ("72 & 75" Vinyl). Oh and wife has a Nickleback CD so we are good I'd say.
Just ordered DV title of The Guess Who for research purposes through Amazon this time again, last DV (Firebird) came in a flimsy corrugated mailer with damage.
But I tell him I bought Mahogany Rush's Maxoom and Strange Universe on release ("72 & 75" Vinyl). Oh and wife has a Nickleback CD so we are good I'd say.Just ordered DV title of The Guess Who for research purposes through Amazon this time again, last DV (Firebird) came in a flimsy corrugated mailer with damage.
I'm thrilled with the Indian Res album and even more so over the unreleased (hopefully different than the Robin Reel) Hard & Heavy. I mentioned this release to Mr. Mark over Fishbook tonight. A man famously of few words, but I did prod for a little info and got this reply:
Shame he's not a fan. But, as the creator of this work - I can understand why. They should have at least tried to get his input. I mean, the album was mixed to Quad by Al Lawrence and Larry Keyes - two parts of the Holy Trinity of Quad. If they'd have had the Big Cat himself in the mixing room with them, I think a good Quad album could've been a GREAT Quad album.
Shame he's not a fan. But, as the creator of this work - I can understand why. They should have at least tried to get his input. I mean, the album was mixed to Quad by Al Lawrence and Larry Keyes - two parts of the Holy Trinity of Quad. If they'd have had the Big Cat himself in the mixing room with them, I think a good Quad album could've been a GREAT Quad album.
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Looks like I'll be dragging more dollars from my 401K to send to Mr. Dutton. My accountant (who is my daughter) will not be pleased. 
How about some high-res covers? 
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That reel had a song from another LP (Here Comes The Pain) instead of the main single, the DV song list indicates the correct contents.
All 7 ordered here.
Had there been no quad mix, there would have been no SACD of these two albums at all. And the albums been virtually forgotten. Mark Lindsay should count his blessings and lucky stars that they did in fact do a couple of quad mixes of his act’s albums.
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This month’s batch of SACD titles represents something of a musical cornucopia, taking in everything from the easy-listening sound of Ray Conniff and the lush sonorities of film music legends Miklós Rózsa, Erich Korngold and Max Steiner, to the relaxed vocal style of country music giant Charlie Rich, and the gritty grooves of Canadian rockers The Guess Who and West Coast psych-pop pioneers Paul Revere and the Raiders. And as if that were not enough diversity, the mercurial Artur Rubinstein is featured in his landmark 1975 recording of Beethoven’s Fifth Piano Concerto.
This month’s batch of SACD titles represents something of a musical cornucopia, taking in everything from the easy-listening sound of Ray Conniff and the lush sonorities of film music legends Miklós Rózsa, Erich Korngold and Max Steiner, to the relaxed vocal style of country music giant Charlie Rich, and the gritty grooves of Canadian rockers The Guess Who and West Coast psych-pop pioneers Paul Revere and the Raiders. And as if that were not enough diversity, the mercurial Artur Rubinstein is featured in his landmark 1975 recording of Beethoven’s Fifth Piano Concerto.
Back from vacation and this caught me by surprise: ordered new Guess Who and Paul Revere (!), and put Gephardt and Rubenstein (I have the first two, so let's finish it!) in the cart for my next paycheck (poor, emaciated thing).
I ordered six of the seven. Experience has taught me to order in even numbers in order to minimize the chance of jewel case damage.
I'm not sure if this was mentioned, but the Charles Gerthardt "Spellbound" release includes a bonus track remixed by Michael Dutton from the multi-tracks.
"BONUS TRACK
From THE SPECTACULAR WORLD OF CLASSIC FILM SCORES LP RL 42005 (1977) STEREO/REMIXED IN QUADRAPHONIC from the original analogue multi-track tapes by Michael J. Dutton
10: Julius Caesar (Rózsa)
Overture"
I'm not sure if this was mentioned, but the Charles Gerthardt "Spellbound" release includes a bonus track remixed by Michael Dutton from the multi-tracks.
"BONUS TRACK
From THE SPECTACULAR WORLD OF CLASSIC FILM SCORES LP RL 42005 (1977) STEREO/REMIXED IN QUADRAPHONIC from the original analogue multi-track tapes by Michael J. Dutton
10: Julius Caesar (Rózsa)
Overture"
I feel like Michael Dutton must also be a Rózsa fan, between this release and https://www.duttonvocalion.co.uk/proddetail.php?prod=CDLK4590, which is also entirely a new mix from Michael Dutton: https://www.quadraphonicquad.com/fo...rózsa-miklos-rózsa-conducts-rózsa-sacd.22969/
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Wow!!!! Ordered Guess Who, Raiders, Charlie Rich and the Errol Flynn scores. Sweet stuff!
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