Classical Item - Andrés Segovia - Madronos, Homenaje Pour Le Tombeau De Debussy, Sonate - Deutsche Grammophon Gesellschaft

Classical Vinyl 7"

Artist:	Andrés Segovia
Title:	Madronos, Homenaje Pour Le Tombeau De Debussy, Sonate
Format:	Vinyl 7"
Label:	Deutsche Grammophon Gesellschaft
Country:	Germany
Date:
Catalogue:	30 254 EPL
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
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Performers
Composer	Federico Moreno Torroba, Manuel de Falla, Mauro Giuliani
Soloist	Andrés Segovia

Track

Artist

Title

Composer

Rating

Side 1

Andrés Segovia

1. Madronas

Torróba

Andrés Segovia

2. Homenaje, Pour Le Tombeau De Debussy

M. De Falla

Side 2

Andrés Segovia

Sonata

Giuliani

Notes

7" vinyl EP

Andrés Segovia, gitarre

Recorded in the U.S.A. by Decca Records Inc., New York

Date on back of cover: 9.59

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PhilMH SUBS 15th Mar 2017		November, December - same diff when I haven't slept very well! Anyway, I don't think we could use November 1960 as release date, if the date on the back of the cover here is September 1959, and I would be hesitant to use that in the absence of any corroborating information.



keebrev 14th Mar 2017		Made in Germany in the dead wax. The date code is B 7, and between the B and the 7 is in a lower groove a fallen back letter L. So I presume it's date is Februari 1957. Phil, here we have twelve months in a year, so 1160 is November 1960 ;). Is it possible to use this date as a release date?



Magic Marmalade 10th Mar 2017		The only thing I could suggest, this being a German issue... is to ask keebrev to look in the deadwax, as those lovely Germans usually stamp a date there in the run out grooves.



PhilMH SUBS 10th Mar 2017		Hard to get an accurate date for this - Discogs shows the date as 1962 for both the German and Spanish releases with the same number (the German, actually copied from the Spanish entry, apparently has an "1160" code on the back cover, suggesting December 1960), and there is no US Decca EP equivalent, with at least one of the recordings coming from a 1952 LP! Any DG experts here?

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