John Hartford - Catalogue mp3

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Credits

• Concept By [Cover Concept] – John Hartford, Michael Melford
• Design – Wendy Terry
• Directed By [Direction] – Keith Case
• Photography By [Photograph] – Dean Dixon
• Producer – Michael Melford
• Recorded By – Paul Moss
• Words By [Except Where Noted], Music By [Except Where Noted] – John Hartford

Notes

Gold-foil "Promotional Copy NOT FOR SALE" in upper right corner on front of jacket.

This album was recorded at Cinderella Studios, Madison, Tennessee. It was recorded direct to two-track on a Scully analog tape recorder at 30 ips with dbx noise reduction. The microphones used were a Sennheiser 451 and a Telefunken U-87 for the banjo and guitar, Telefunken U-67's for the vocals and violin, and Shure 545's for the feet. Reverberation effects via EMT plates. The vocals were limited with dbx 160 compressor/limiters.

Track A2: Originally recorded for Aereoplane, Warner Bros. WB 1916.
Track A3: Originally recorded for Earthwords And Music, RCA LSP-3796.
Track A5: Originally recorded for The Love Album, RCA LSP-3884.
Track A6: Originally recorded for The Love Album, RCA LSP-3884. Also appeared on Gentle On My Mind, RCA LSP-4068 and Iron Mountain Depot, RCA LSP-4337. .
Track B1: Originally recorded for Housing Project, RCA LSP-3998.
Track B3: Originally recorded for Gentle On My Mind, RCA LSP-4068.
Track B4: Originally recorded for The Love Album, RCA LSP-3884. Also appeared on Gentle On My Mind, RCA LSP-4068.
Track B6: Originally recorded for Morning Bugle, Warner Bros. BS 2651.

Publishing Credits:
Tracks A1, A4, B2, B5: © 1981 John Hartford Music, BMI.
Track A2: © 1971 Ensign Music, BMI.
Track A3: © 1967 Ensign Music, BMI.
Tracks A5, A6, B1, B3, B4: © 1968 Ensign Music, BMI.
Track B6: © 1972 Ensign Music, BMI.

© and ℗ 1981 Flying Fish Records, Inc.

A Flying Fish/County Line Release

Barcodes

• Rights Society: BMI
• Matrix / Runout (Side A): FF-259 - A-1 I PRC F/W NY -
• Matrix / Runout (Side B): FF-259 - B-1 PRC F/W NY -

Companies

• Recorded At – Cinderella Sound Studios
• Lacquer Cut At – Frankford/Wayne Mastering Labs
• Pressed By – PRC Recording Company, Richmond, IN
• Published By – John Hartford Music
• Published By – Ensign Music Publishing
• Copyright (c) – John Hartford Music
• Copyright (c) – Ensign Music Publishing
• Copyright (c) – Flying Fish Records, Inc.
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Flying Fish Records, Inc.

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