Russ Morgan - Does Your Heart Beat for Me? - The Wally Heider Recordings - COMPACT DISCS [CD]
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Introducing the Wally Heider 3 Microphone Technique - the quintessential solution for capturing pristine audio quality in any setting. Striking a perfect balance between clarity, warmth, and depth, Hieder's labor of love revolutionized the art of audio engineering in his time and captured every nuance of every great performance from the grandest dance hall to the darkest corner of the jazz world with absolute fidelity. No venue too big or too small, Hieder painstakingly amassed a collection of silky-smooth recordings of huge historical significance that were decades ahead of the audio capture of the time, many of which provide some of the only known recordings of complete arrangements by these legendary artists. Now forming the basis of the Hindsight Records catalogue these 'Wally Hieder Library of Congress' recordings are newly remastered and proudly presented here for your listening pleasure. Next up American legendary musician and band leader Russ Morgan and his band are captured in the finest detail for a wonderful performance of golden era classics, showcasing their unquestionable talent and electrifying stage presence on tracks including 'Just One of Those Things', 'The Object of My Affection' and 'Underneath the Willow Tree'.
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- GenreJazzDescriptionIntroducing the Wally Heider 3 Microphone Technique - the quintessential solution for capturing pristine audio quality in any setting. Striking a perfect balance between clarity, warmth, and depth, Hieder's labor of love revolutionized the art of audio engineering in his time and captured every nuance of every great performance from the grandest dance hall to the darkest corner of the jazz world with absolute fidelity. No venue too big or too small, Hieder painstakingly amassed a collection of silky-smooth recordings of huge historical significance that were decades ahead of the audio capture of the time, many of which provide some of the only known recordings of complete arrangements by these legendary artists. Now forming the basis of the Hindsight Records catalogue these 'Wally Hieder Library of Congress' recordings are newly remastered and proudly presented here for your listening pleasure. Next up American legendary musician and band leader Russ Morgan and his band are captured in the finest detail for a wonderful performance of golden era classics, showcasing their unquestionable talent and electrifying stage presence on tracks including 'Just One of Those Things', 'The Object of My Affection' and 'Underneath the Willow Tree'.ArtistRuss MorganTitleDoes Your Heart Beat for Me? - The Wally Heider RecordingsFormatCDLabelHindsight Records
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