Spike Jones – This Is Stereo LP Record 1960 Liberty Jazz Pop 33 RPM
$ 3.69
Description
Spike Jones – This Is Stereo LP Record 1960 Liberty Jazz Pop 33 RPM. Immerse yourself in "This Is Stereo," a groundbreaking LP from 1960, narrated by the legendary Spike Jones. This Liberty Records release, catalog number LST 101, showcases the revolutionary sound of early stereo recordings, a pivotal moment in audio history. The album, subtitled "The Sound of the 'Sixties,'" was written by Les Ecklund and Eddie Brandt, presenting a curated selection of tracks designed to highlight the immersive experience of stereophonic sound. This vintage 33⅓ RPM long-playing record features an impressive roster of artists from the Liberty catalog, including Si Zenter and his orchestra, Gene McDaniels, Johnny Mann Singers, Felix Slatkin, Ruby Martin Denny, Bud and Travis, Julie London, and Spike Jones himself. Notable tracks include "The Swingin' Eye," "It Might As Well Be Spring," "Sweet Georgia Brown," "You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To," and "Feeblemam Boogs in Louisville." This classic stereo pressing is a must-have for collectors seeking early examples of high-fidelity sound and a unique piece of music history, capturing the vibrant essence of mid-century popular music and jazz.
