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General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above):
Recorded at The Kingsway Hall, London, on 26-27 January 1950
"Announcing... Decca Long Playing 33 1/3 r.p.m. Microgroove Full Frequency Range Unbreakable Records", Gramophone magazine, June 1950, p. v.
LABELS:
- Yellow & Gold, grooved, labelography code EY1
- This has a groove around the circumference but no groove around the spindle hole
- "MADE IN ENGLAND" around circumference at 12 o'clock
- DECCA logo / "LONG PLAYING UNBREAKABLE MICROGROOVE full frequency range recording" above spindle hole
- "Recorded at The Kingsway Hall, London" printed just below and around the spindle hole
- ffrr 'ear' logo at 2 o'clock
- Matrix numbers at 3 o'clock
- Catalog Number: LXT.2509 at 3 o'clock
- Track and performer details below spindle hole
- Circular "LONG PLAYING 33⅓ RPM" logo at 10 o'clock
SLEEVE:
- Not laminated straight flipback sleeve
- Circular "LONG PLAYING 33⅓ RPM" logo on front cover (bottom left)
- DECCA logo "FLEXIBLE Long playing microgroove full frequency range recording" on front and back cover (bottom centre)
- ffrr 'ear' logo on front cover (bottom right)
- Sleeve notes on the back in English only (uncredited)
- ”The Decca Record Company Limited, London” / ”Made in England" on the back
- "Printed in England by James Upton Ltd., London and Birmingham” on lower flipback
CATALOG NUMBERS:
- LXT 2509 on sleeve
- LXT.2509 on labels
OTHER
- Recorded 26-27 Jan 1950
- Released June 1950
. Violin Concerto In D Major, Opus 35
Barcode and Other Identifiers:
Matrix / Runout ARL.278Matrix / Runout ARL.279
Recorded At Kingsway HallPrinted By James Upton Ltd.Data provided by Discogs
Barcode and Other Identifiers:
Matrix / Runout ARL.278 Matrix / Runout ARL.279
Recorded At Kingsway Hall Printed By James Upton Ltd.
Recorded at The Kingsway Hall, London, on 26-27 January 1950
"Announcing... Decca Long Playing 33 1/3 r.p.m. Microgroove Full Frequency Range Unbreakable Records", Gramophone magazine, June 1950, p. v.
LABELS:
- Yellow & Gold, grooved, labelography code EY1
- This has a groove around the circumference but no groove around the spindle hole
- "MADE IN ENGLAND" around circumference at 12 o'clock
- DECCA logo / "LONG PLAYING UNBREAKABLE MICROGROOVE full frequency range recording" above spindle hole
- "Recorded at The Kingsway Hall, London" printed just below and around the spindle hole
- ffrr 'ear' logo at 2 o'clock
- Matrix numbers at 3 o'clock
- Catalog Number: LXT.2509 at 3 o'clock
- Track and performer details below spindle hole
- Circular "LONG PLAYING 33⅓ RPM" logo at 10 o'clock
SLEEVE:
- Not laminated straight flipback sleeve
- Circular "LONG PLAYING 33⅓ RPM" logo on front cover (bottom left)
- DECCA logo "FLEXIBLE Long playing microgroove full frequency range recording" on front and back cover (bottom centre)
- ffrr 'ear' logo on front cover (bottom right)
- Sleeve notes on the back in English only (uncredited)
- ”The Decca Record Company Limited, London” / ”Made in England" on the back
- "Printed in England by James Upton Ltd., London and Birmingham” on lower flipback
CATALOG NUMBERS:
- LXT 2509 on sleeve
- LXT.2509 on labels
OTHER
- Recorded 26-27 Jan 1950
- Released June 1950
. Violin Concerto In D Major, Opus 35
Barcode and Other Identifiers:
Matrix / Runout ARL.278Matrix / Runout ARL.279
Recorded At Kingsway HallPrinted By James Upton Ltd.Data provided by Discogs