Key Features

• ● This rare 1981 Japanese-only release was produced by Toshiba-EMI to commemorate the 30th All Japan Audio Fair. This audiophile concept record allows listeners to compare original 1940s monaural recordings of Harry James classics on Side 1 with 1981 high-fidelity digital-to-analog re-recordings on Side 2 featuring jazz legends like Randy Brecker and Peter Erskine.
• ● Rare limited edition 12-inch audiophile pressing
• ● Plays at 45 RPM for superior sound quality
• ● Side 1 features original historical mono recordings
• ● Side 2 features 1981 digital-analog re-recordings
• ● Features jazz heavyweights Randy Brecker and Peter Erskine
• ● Includes original obi strip in excellent condition
• ● Brand: NO BRAND
• ● Artist: Harry James and His Orchestra
• ● Release Title: I've Heard That Song 30 Years Before
• ● Record Label: Capitol Records
• ● Catalog Number: AF-811016
• ● Format: Vinyl LP
• ● Record Size: 12 inches
• ● Speed: 45 RPM
• ● Genre: Jazz
• ● Style: Big Band / Fusion
• ● Release Year: 1981
• ● Country/Region of Manufacture: Japan
• ● Record Grading: NM
• ● Sleeve Grading: NM
• ● Edition: Limited Edition
• ● Material: Vinyl
• ● Type: Album

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