John Edwards memorial collection, 1964.

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John Edwards memorial collection, 1964.

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Recording of a workshop on the recording industry, held in the fall of 1964 at the University of California Extension, Los Angeles, and co-sponsored by the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences, attended by recording industry executives. Lectures followed a "step by step case study of the development of an LP album from initial decision through all aspects of production to final public acceptance." Participants included John Maitland, president of Warner Brothers-Reprise; Neely Plumb of RCA Victor; Joseph ("Sonny") Burke of Reprise; F.M. Scott of Capitol; Jimmie Haskell, conductor and composer; Dave Pell of Liberty; Estelle Radin, copyright executive; Jack Tracy of Mercury; Milton Putnam, president of United Recording Corp.; Marvin Schwartz of Capitol; Ed Thrasher of Warner Brothers; Fred Rice of Capitol; Hal Levy, songwriting instructor of UCLA Extension; Daniel Bonbright, Capitol; Morris Ostin of Reprise; Glen Becker, executive vice-president of Music City; Gene Block of Columbia; Joel Friedman of Warner Brothers; Joe Smith of Warner Brothers.

7 sound recordings.

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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