Capture The Art Blog's: Kalamazoo Michigan

Showing posts with label Kalamazoo Michigan. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 18, 2010

Jim Lauri on JBL

0 comments Posted by nona malla at 7:23 AM

Jim LAURI - VOCAL
N. Hoy – drums
C. Chapman – bass
B. Cook – guitar
R. Falls – guitar

JBL

14267 - Movin Away
14268 - Whatusi

(Jim Lauri wrote both sides)

RaeBets Productions, Kalamazoo, Michigan

1965

Both sides (credit : eBay (henrymox)
.

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

Ron Allers and His Rhythm Masters

0 comments Posted by nona malla at 5:33 AM

Ron Allers and His Rhythm Masters

Caron

8563 ~ Heartless Woman
8564 ~ My Darling

According to Hubie Briar :

We have known and been friends with Ron for many years. He performed many times on our Green Valley Jamboree TV-3 WKZO and WHZO radio programs. He was always received well and would be on again as time permitted.

I remember when Ron came to me with the idea of making a record of the two songs he had written. We both were excited but didn't know where to begin. So I bought a couple of recorders and made a bedroom into a recording studio.

First we layed down a track with Ron's voice and the Gibson flat top. Then I played the bass, electric guitar, snare drum and tambourine. We were both pleased with what we had done.
Then we took the master tape over to Raebets Productions in Millwood and he pressed the 45's of "Heartless Woman" and "My Darlin.'" Then Ron and the Rhythm Masters started getting gigs from places that heard the records.

He kept busy with the music and working at the Gibson Guitar Company. He is still active with special gigs here on Kalamazoo, Michigan.

Ron Allers was a Gibson Guitar employee for 22 years before
he opened his own shop in 1985, The Guitar Doctor, offering
repairs of all types of stringed instruments
(Kalamazoo Gazette August 27, 1985)

Heartless Woman

"the detached retina of the eye"

0 comments Posted by nona malla at 2:53 AM

"Strauss Symphonia Domestica"

CP 7079
CP 7080

Raebet’s Production

As always, That's All Rite Mama is ready to risk all kinds of experiences because we want to give the best information about these obscure custom pressings.

A Google search returned only one link (in japanese, we presumed). Courageously, we decided to go there and what we've seen, you can see it also here (screenshot above). We decided to pursue further and try the Google translator :

R · Strauss: Symphonia Domestica

Gregory Miller led New York po
Carnegie Hall, New York
LP (panel self-produced)

12 No. 3 weeks, 15 to 18 day subscription concert last week following the Karl Böhm (age 66) was scheduled. All songs by Strauss, "Don Juan" and "Capriccio" end-view (de la Kaza solo) and the Symphony family.
But the detached retina of the eye to notice the three practice Boehm last week's total, returned to Austria to cancel a hurry, had to undergo surgery in Vienna. Gregory Miller was chosen to understudy Russell Stanger and Assistant Conductor of the orchestra, led the division (Shapira Eriakumu appeared only 17 days). He said on October 1 and 2 have been conducted on behalf of Bernstein from overwork at his home, which appeared two replacement for the second season.
This self-produced panel was made in Kalamazoo, Michigan. Miller is from 61 years to 68 years the conductor of the Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestra (music director in the middle) have a.
The LP is in 17 days, at a concert in Brooklyn, this day has not played this song. Relay will last 18 days.

So what we've got here it's the english translation of the japanese translation of the english text found at the back cover on a classical music album recorded by the Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestra.

There is an old Italian proverb which says traduttore tradittore, i.e., the translator is a traitor. How true it is.

Train and airplane wrecks, all kind of accidents and disasters happened, caused by bad translations. Erroneous translations have triggered wars in the past.

How safe are we in the small world of bloggering?

.