4 Seasons On Saturday - Snapper Music Set- Bonus Tracks Part 2 - 31st Jan 2024 Version

Here is our review of Discs 4 to 15 [we already did Disc 9 in Part 1] and how we found the Bonus Tracks. One thing I did not mention in the session was that Bill Inglot found a 20 minute review by Bob Crewe and his Engineer from 17th September 1968 as they went through the surviving Master Mixes to uncover the ALTERNATIVE versions found for the Edizione D'Oro Album. . This is well worth a listen and the Index Card included shows the Takes and the one's selected [Marked X] for this unique milestone HITS album never before released on CD. The video to that tape can be found here.
• Bob Crewe ED Movie S...
As I said the mastering could and should have had a better dynamic range on the final re-master given the digital sources we identified [3 main ones] as available for mastering

[@jamiebrewstersmusicalheroe7156]

Super wow guys 👏👏👏👏👏

[@charlotteclayton5413]

Love your show

[@martyhoffer4217]

All of this is fascinating

[@lynettecace8233]

I refer to Symphony Sid below as being from New Jersey. He was born in the Bronx New York and his initial jazz radio shows in the 1930s were from New York City, later moving to Jersey City and Newark and elsewhere.
David

[@lynettecace8233]

Great job guys. You mention Frankie's "chee chee(s)." As you may know, in his youth, Frankie was a big jazz fan, listening to New Jersey's Symphony Sid among others, and Frankie got his "chee chee(s)" and "bruup bruup(s)" from jazz singer Rose Murphy. His "I Can't Give You Anything But Love" on the "Sherry..." album is his imitation of and tribute to Rose Murphy with an appropriate mix of "bruup bruup(s)" and "chee chee(s)." If you haven't heard it, Rose Murphy's "I Can't Give You Anything But Love" is available on RUclips. Also available on RUclips is Rose Murphy's "Busy Line" where she uses her "bruup bruup(s)" throughout the song as her recreation of the sound one used to get when you called someone on the telephone and that persion was already on a call. The story in the song is that Rose Murphy is trying to call her boyfried on the telephone and keeps getting a "busy line" so she goes over to her boyfriend's apartment and finds out that he was in fact very busy but not talking on the telephone. Again great job fellas and thanks for all your efforts.
David

[@anthonycolatrella2438]

thanks David

[@joedebarbieri]

great stuff guys...I remember the four seasons singing day in day out live on the steve allen show in 63 or 64...it's on you tube now 60 years later...they did a sun tan lotion commercial in 1966...

[@georgejuba7088]

That was the radio spot for Nupercainal cream

[@joedebarbieri]

ruclips.net/video/NVYM5CzS-tI/видео.html

[@anthonycolatrella2438]

yes, remember that Steve Allen Show also

[@joedebarbieri]

Steve Allen didn't like the pop music at the time...I wondered why the four seasons didn't sing one of their hit songs ..maybe that's why they sung that song... @@anthonycolatrella2438

[@charlotteclayton5413]

❤im not musically inclind
But what is the difference in Mono and stereo sound?

[@postnacho]

In stereo, there usually is a separation of instruments and or voices in the right and left channels. Although most of the recording comes out of both speakers, you could possibly hear only the lead voice or just guitars coming out of the right speaker and maybe just background voices in the left speaker. In mono, what you hear in one speaker is exactly the same as the other speaker.