A Charlie Brown Christmas

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And bear in mind, in the case of old Fantasy titles, colored vinyl is more authentic as the old Guaraldi, Tjader, etc. In the edit page, go to the 'Metadata' tab and add your Juno artist, label or release page for listeners to purchase your release / releases. After all these years of hearing just the original takes, it is fantastic to follow the journey on what the musicians went through to nail down those exemplary performances we’ve all come to know and love. It is housed in a hardcover book which helps to guide fans through the entire recording process, via new, in-depth sleeve notes by Derrick Bang – a Peanuts expert.

The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products.This popular album always seems to have been played a great deal on less-than-perfect turntables over the years, and probably mainly on those poorly aligned automatic record changers that were all the rage in the mid-1960s on into the ’70s. Auch meinen Eltern gefiel die Musik sehr gut und wir haben sie nicht nur Heiligabend, sondern auch noch am 2. Mark Smotroff is an avid vinyl collector who has also worked in marketing communications for decades. Vince Guaraldi’s score from the classic 1965 animated Peanuts special, A Charlie Brown Christmas, is subject of a major reissue campaign from Craft Recordings. Also consider, as we have been reaffirming regularly here on AP — especially given The Beatles remixes in recent years — that no one from the big bad record companies will be sneaking into your homes and sifting through your record collections in the middle of the night to steal your original pressings.

The CD comes in a nice digipack with a nice 14 page booklet which includes lots of info about the special with lots of the original artwork and adverts for the first time it was aired on TV. To clarify all that, I reached out directly to Craft Recordings, who confirmed the new mix was indeed made from the original tapes, which were transferred to hi-res digital at 24-bit/192kHz. This one-time only pressing is presented in a Foil Board sleeve with embossed Christmas Tree on top of standard jacket.on Billboard's pop album charts, an amazing achievement for any holiday collection, much less one more than two decades old at the time. When the great jazz critic Nat Hentoff belatedly wrote an essay about him in 2010 – 34 years after Guaraldi’s sudden death, aged 47 – it was in the context of rediscovering a lost figure, noting that Guaraldi had never been on the list of nominees for the Jazz Hall of Fame, and comparing him to the largely forgotten swing-era trombonist Jack Jenney.