Re: [ARSCLIST] Same thing both sides

[dnjchi@xxxxxxx]

Some time ago I mentioned that I have a 45 London (USA pressing) of Frank Chacksfield's Ebb Tide recorded backwards.? Factory technician probably forgot to rewind the full-track tape before cutting a master.



Don Chichesterr


-----Original Message-----
From: Roger and Allison Kulp <thorenstd124@xxxxxxxxx>
To: ARSCLIST@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Thu, 22 Nov 2007 1:16 pm
Subject: Re: [ARSCLIST] Same thing both sides




 A couple,but I can top that.I have a copy of "Musicmagic",by Return to 
Forever.On side 2,is pressed side 1 of "Band On The Run".I also have an 
unintentional 1967 split 45,by Cliff Richard    Our  Story Book",and The 
Supremes "Reflections".


                                   Roger

David Lennick <dlennick@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: Anyone ever run across a record 
that has accidentally been pressed with the 
same thing on each side? Not a promo, jukebox record, theatre use disc or the 
like. I just picked up Capitol P 18002, Beethoven's 3rd Piano Concerto played 
by Ventislav Yankoff, and wondered why the first movement (side 1) took up two 
bands. Well, gang..each side has the second and third movement! Not from the 
same stamper either..side 1 is P1-18002-D5 and side 2 is P2-18002-D2.

I have a Stokowski album where this occurred as well (United Artists..both 
sides play Schelomo in the mono version. Which as far as I'm concerned is twice 
too often, but that's my problem.)

dl


       
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