Jack Burns And Avery Schreiber Comedy Album Master Recording (Acetate)

Description: Jack Burns & Avery Schreiber‘In One Head and Out the Other The New Emerging Bigot’ Master Acetate LPVinyl Condition: VG (with some hairline scratches, but played well on my turntable)Sleeve: G (Audiodiscs Paper Sleeve with tear on the backside – see photos)This looks to be a lathe cut or master acetate of the 1965 album released by Columbia. Not sure how many exist, but definitely an interesting relic for comedy or Second City fansRecord will be shipped secured in a proper mailer via USPSAudiodisc was an American brand of blank lacquer disc made by Audio Devices Inc., USA under license from France, the inventor of the lacquer disc. Prior to the advent of the lacquer disc, master discs for record manufacture were cut on wax. The business was sold to Capitol Records and re-branded as “Apollo Audio Discs”. With the downturn of the vinyl format in the late 80s, Capitol sold the Apollo business to one of their suppliers and the new business, Apollo Masters Corporation is one of only two manufacturers of lacquer discs remaining in the world today.All major record labels in the day used these acetates including Capitol and Sun.Often called “acetates”. lacquer discs are used for instantaneous playback records and master discs for manufacture of records. Blank discs are placed on the turntable of the disc cutting lathe and a music groove is cut into the blank surface. Prior to widespread usage of magnetic tape, radio stations and studios all used disc cutting lathes. It was not unusual for an artist to leave the recording studio with an “acetate” under their arm or record company staff to have a few discs cut to rush them to radio stations for promotional use.“Acetates” are lathe-cut records. They are not record pressings and they have never seen the inside of a record press.

Price: 40 USD

Location: Berkley, Michigan

End Time: 2024-08-12T21:09:45.000Z

Shipping Cost: 5.38 USD