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78 RPM Record

Artist: Everett W. Hall Label:   [none] Country: USA Catalogue: Date: 1948 Format: Album Collection:   I Own It     I Want It  Community:  1 Owns Price Guide: Valuation Page » Search eBay #AD  » Search Amazon #AD This site contains affiliate links for which we may be compensated.

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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Everett W. Hall	The Cyclotronist's Nightmare Part 1	Roberts	Rate
B	Everett W. Hall	Placement	Roberts	Rate
C	Everett W. Hall	The Cyclotronist's Nightmare Part 2	Roberts	Rate
D	Everett W. Hall	Take Away Your Billion Dollars	Roberts	Rate
E	Everett W. Hall	It Ain't The Money Part 1	Roberts	Rate
F	Everett W. Hall	Conant, Compton And Baruch	Greene, Roberts	Rate
G	Everett W. Hall	It Ain't The Money Part 2	Roberts	Rate
H	Everett W. Hall	How Nice To Be A Physicist	Roberts	Rate

Notes

Album in maroon cover.
Discs 1 and 2 are 12", discs 3 and 4 are 10".
The playing order of the sides are numbered on the runouts (noted in the image scans).

Accompanied by Arthur Roberts and Chorus of S.U.I. Physics Department (sides 1, 2, 3, 4 / A, C, E, G)
Accompanied by Arthur Roberts (sides 5, 6, 7, 8 / B, D, F, H)
All music and lyrics by Arthur Roberts, except "Conant, Compton and Baruch", lyrics by Professor William Greene of the M. I. T. English Department.

Everett W. Hall was Professor and Chair of Philosophy, Arthur Roberts Professor of Physics at the State University of Iowa. The Chorus of S.U.I. Physics Department consisted of Professors John A. Eldridge and Joseph M. Jauch and graduate students L. J. Luft, Milton Moon, Charles A. Wert, H. Bruce Phillips, and Carlton Schrader.

Recorded at the studios of Station WMT, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, December 23, 1947.(source)

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KeithS SUBS 27th Jul 2019		A few odd Decca albums contained 10" and 12" discs...seems a bit messy
Bob1951 27th Jul 2019		It certainly is a unique type of album. I have never seen an album with 2 "10-inch" and 2 "12-inch" records before. I wonder what prompted them to do that.
LaurenceD SUBS ● 27th Jul 2019		It does look generic, Bob1951, except that it has an unusual configuration: four sleeve pages, two of the 12" size and two of the 10" size.
Bob1951 26th Jul 2019		The album cover seems to be just a generic record holder.
KeithS SUBS 26th Jul 2019		Difficult to dance to?
LaurenceD SUBS ● 26th Jul 2019		This album may have included an insert; if so I don't possess it. I think that the album might be titled Defendimonium - A "SELECTION OF SONGS" but am not sure. More info about the songs here You can hear some of the recordings (and view the lyrics) here Everett Hall on Wikipedia Arthur Roberts on Wikipedia

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