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The Great Sound Of Command 155gm Vinyl!!
Record Label: Command Records
Catalogue Number: RS 826 SD
Yesr: 1961
LP Name: Stereo 35
Artist: Enoch Light and His Light Brigade
Vinyl Condition: VG+ some minor ticks here and there. Nice clear sound with extreme separation Keep in mind this is 61 years old. Still so clear. Play Tested. It is a very clean vinyl. All sales are guaranteed.
Cover Condition: EX Laminated, slight storage see pics
Inner Sleeve: Protective insert NM
Spline: EX
Weight: 155gm
Hard to believe this album was recorded 61 years ago. You will consider this to be one of your finest stereo albums.
INFO:
R 33 826/RS 826 SD - Stereo 35-MM - Enoch Light [1961] Heat Wave/The Man I Love/I've Got a Crush On You/All the Way/My Romance/You Do Something To Me //Zing Went the Strings of My Heart/Someone To Watch Over Me/Love For Sale/I'll See You Again/I See Your Face Before Me/With A Song In My Heart
The Command (originally Command Performance) label was started by Enoch Light and George Schwager in 1959 in Harrison New Jersey. It was a subsidiary to the Grand Award label. The label recorded popular, classical and jazz music and was acquired by Am-Par Records in October 1959 when Am-Par purchased all of the labels of Enoch Light. Command continued to operate under the Am-Par Corp. and Enoch Light was Executive Vice President and Managing Director of the Command and Grand Award Labels.
Command was operated as a audiophile record label producing records with exaggerated separation of the stereo tracks. The albums were packaged in high quality gatefold covers with distinctive abstract designs. The Persuasive Percussion series of records were very successful, the first "Persuasive Percussion" album received little airplay on AM stations but Joel Whitburn lists this album as one of the 25 best selling albums of the modern era. Command was one of the first companies to adopt 35MM film for master recording instead of magnetic tape for the better fidelity it afforded.
In addition to running the label, Enoch Light was one of the most prolific artists recorded on the label with records issued under Enoch Light Orchestra, Enoch Light and the Light Brigade and Enoch Light and the Charleston City All Stars. Accordion player Charles Magnante and guitar player Tony Mottola also released many albums on the label. Piano player Dick Hyman issued albums under his own name and the pseudonym Knuckles O'Toole. Despite the meticulous recording techniques, almost everything released on the label could be described as MOR or lounge music, with only a few singles chart breakthroughs. Today this type of music has enjoyed a resurgence in popularity and is sometimes called "Bachelor Pad Music".
Enoch Light left the Command label in 1966 to form the Project 3 Label. Project 3 was not connected with ABC. After Light left, the quality of the albums on Command deteriorated until they discontinued releases in the main series in 1970. ABC used the "Command Quadraphonic" name from 1971 to 1976 for quadraphonic releases for albums that were originally on Command, ABC, and Dunhill, and reissued a series of two-record sets under the name "Command Two-Fers" in 1973-74. The first appearance of "subsidiary of ABC Records" appeared on #871, but was sporadic after that.
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I USE GOLDMINE RECORDS AS A GUIDE FOR GRADING:
Catalogue Number: RS 826 SD
Yesr: 1961
LP Name: Stereo 35
Artist: Enoch Light and His Light Brigade
Vinyl Condition: VG+ some minor ticks here and there. Nice clear sound with extreme separation Keep in mind this is 61 years old. Still so clear. Play Tested. It is a very clean vinyl. All sales are guaranteed.
Cover Condition: EX Laminated, slight storage see pics
Inner Sleeve: Protective insert NM
Spline: EX
Weight: 155gm
Hard to believe this album was recorded 61 years ago. You will consider this to be one of your finest stereo albums.
INFO:
R 33 826/RS 826 SD - Stereo 35-MM - Enoch Light [1961] Heat Wave/The Man I Love/I've Got a Crush On You/All the Way/My Romance/You Do Something To Me //Zing Went the Strings of My Heart/Someone To Watch Over Me/Love For Sale/I'll See You Again/I See Your Face Before Me/With A Song In My Heart
The Command (originally Command Performance) label was started by Enoch Light and George Schwager in 1959 in Harrison New Jersey. It was a subsidiary to the Grand Award label. The label recorded popular, classical and jazz music and was acquired by Am-Par Records in October 1959 when Am-Par purchased all of the labels of Enoch Light. Command continued to operate under the Am-Par Corp. and Enoch Light was Executive Vice President and Managing Director of the Command and Grand Award Labels.
Command was operated as a audiophile record label producing records with exaggerated separation of the stereo tracks. The albums were packaged in high quality gatefold covers with distinctive abstract designs. The Persuasive Percussion series of records were very successful, the first "Persuasive Percussion" album received little airplay on AM stations but Joel Whitburn lists this album as one of the 25 best selling albums of the modern era. Command was one of the first companies to adopt 35MM film for master recording instead of magnetic tape for the better fidelity it afforded.
In addition to running the label, Enoch Light was one of the most prolific artists recorded on the label with records issued under Enoch Light Orchestra, Enoch Light and the Light Brigade and Enoch Light and the Charleston City All Stars. Accordion player Charles Magnante and guitar player Tony Mottola also released many albums on the label. Piano player Dick Hyman issued albums under his own name and the pseudonym Knuckles O'Toole. Despite the meticulous recording techniques, almost everything released on the label could be described as MOR or lounge music, with only a few singles chart breakthroughs. Today this type of music has enjoyed a resurgence in popularity and is sometimes called "Bachelor Pad Music".
Enoch Light left the Command label in 1966 to form the Project 3 Label. Project 3 was not connected with ABC. After Light left, the quality of the albums on Command deteriorated until they discontinued releases in the main series in 1970. ABC used the "Command Quadraphonic" name from 1971 to 1976 for quadraphonic releases for albums that were originally on Command, ABC, and Dunhill, and reissued a series of two-record sets under the name "Command Two-Fers" in 1973-74. The first appearance of "subsidiary of ABC Records" appeared on #871, but was sporadic after that.
Please look at the accompaniment on this album. It is great artist
Shipped with USPS Media Mail.
Be sure to check out my other items. We ship worldwide and do combine shipments
Thank You
I USE GOLDMINE RECORDS AS A GUIDE FOR GRADING:
Still Sealed - SS
Mint - M - Perfect, never played, possibly still sealed.
Near Mint - NM - Nearly perfect. No obvious signs of wear, no more than the most minor defects, such as almost invisible ring wear, or other signs of slight handling. LP Jacket should have no creases, folds, seam splits, or cut-out holes.
Very Good Plus - VG+ or Excellent- Shows some signs that it was played, and handled by a previous owner who took good care of it. May show slight signs of wear, scuffs, or very light scratches that didn't affect the listening. Slight warps that do not affect the sound. Label may have some ring wear, or discoloration. Picture sleeves & LP inner sleeves may have slight ring wear,lightly turned-up corners, or a slight seam split. Jacket may have slight signs of wear, and may have a cut-hole.
Very Good -VG - Same as VG+, and may have surface noise, groove wear will be noticeable, and scratches that affect the sound. Labels may have writing, tape, or stickers.
Good Plus - G+ -Good - G- Will play without skipping and have significant surface noise, visible scratches, and groove wear. Jacket will have seam splits at the bottom, or the spine. Tape, writing, ring wear, or other defects.
I will grade all records honestly, and to the best of my ability. If you have any questions please feel free to ask. If you are not satisfied with a purchase please email me first to work it out before leaving negative feedback. Thank you so much.
Mint - M - Perfect, never played, possibly still sealed.
Near Mint - NM - Nearly perfect. No obvious signs of wear, no more than the most minor defects, such as almost invisible ring wear, or other signs of slight handling. LP Jacket should have no creases, folds, seam splits, or cut-out holes.
Very Good Plus - VG+ or Excellent- Shows some signs that it was played, and handled by a previous owner who took good care of it. May show slight signs of wear, scuffs, or very light scratches that didn't affect the listening. Slight warps that do not affect the sound. Label may have some ring wear, or discoloration. Picture sleeves & LP inner sleeves may have slight ring wear,lightly turned-up corners, or a slight seam split. Jacket may have slight signs of wear, and may have a cut-hole.
Very Good -VG - Same as VG+, and may have surface noise, groove wear will be noticeable, and scratches that affect the sound. Labels may have writing, tape, or stickers.
Good Plus - G+ -Good - G- Will play without skipping and have significant surface noise, visible scratches, and groove wear. Jacket will have seam splits at the bottom, or the spine. Tape, writing, ring wear, or other defects.
I will grade all records honestly, and to the best of my ability. If you have any questions please feel free to ask. If you are not satisfied with a purchase please email me first to work it out before leaving negative feedback. Thank you so much.
Now mailing in CLP Mailers
SHIPPING & HANDLING FEES:
SHIPPING & HANDLING FEES:
US: Media Mail (2-9 days)$4.50 + $1.00 for each additional LP. Media Mail for 7" - $4.50 +.50 ea. add.
Priority Mail (2-3 days)$14.50 +$2.00 each additional LP. 7" - $8.50 +.50 ea. add.
Canada: Airmail $16.50 USD + $1.00 each additional LP. - 7" - $12.50 + $1.00 ea. add.
All Others: Airmail $24.50 + $1.00 each additional LP - 7" 14.50 + .1.00 ea. add.
Priority International Applies on Certain Weight and will be quoted separately
CUSTOMS:
We cannot declare as a gift. We can only declare the full value.
Priority Mail (2-3 days)$14.50 +$2.00 each additional LP. 7" - $8.50 +.50 ea. add.
Canada: Airmail $16.50 USD + $1.00 each additional LP. - 7" - $12.50 + $1.00 ea. add.
All Others: Airmail $24.50 + $1.00 each additional LP - 7" 14.50 + .1.00 ea. add.
Priority International Applies on Certain Weight and will be quoted separately
CUSTOMS:
We cannot declare as a gift. We can only declare the full value.
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PACKAGING:
Now shipping in CLP Mailers
At Tommy B's all albums are shipped in CLP mailers designed so you will receive your album in the same condition as when it was shipped. All records are in either in the original inner sleeve or a new white inner sleeve and the cover is in a plastic protective sleeve and then wrapped in bubble wrap to assure proper shipping protection along with two cardboard inserts.
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