CLPGS
The Vulcan Cylinder Record Company specialise in manufacturing new, hard-wearing, plastic cylinder records designed to be played on original Edison and Columbia phonographs. Below are a number of recordings from the CLPGS sets.
Vulcan Live Acoustic Recordings
These recordings are a selection of standard 2-minute records, recorded using traditional methods of acoustic recording, either in our own recording studio or on location.
*CLPGS – The City of London Phonograph and Gramophone Society. Recordings designated CLPGS were recorded live at the Society’s Annual General Meeting of the named year, with various artistes as they were available.
312 Mandy Make Up Your Mind – 2-minute
CLPGS Jazz Band, instrumental.
Composed by Geo. W. Meyer and Arthur Johnston, lyrics by Grant Clarke and Roy Turk, 1924.
Recorded at the Lord Leicester Hotel, Warwick, UK, 2008.
315 Sweet Mama – 2-minute
CLPGS Jazz Band, instrumental.
Recorded at the Lord Leicester Hotel, Warwick, UK, 2007.
319 Sensation Rag – 2-minute
CLPGS Jazz Band, 2008.
Composed by Joseph F. Lamb, 1908, arranged by Scott Joplin.
Recorded at the Lord Leicester Hotel, Warwick, UK.
Joseph F. Lamb (1887-1960) was one of the “Big Three” classic ragtime composers along with Scott Joplin (1867-1917) and James Scott (1885-1938). Lamb was a self-taught composer and amateur pianist whose early works were endorsed and highly rated by Scott Joplin (who was 20 years older than Lamb). Only 12 rags were published during Lamb’s lifetime (by John Stark) and eventually several more were were posthumously published after 1960. Lamb’s style is generally more “individualistic” and “harmonically daring” than Joplin’s style.
For orders and more info, please go to http://www.phonographcylinders.com.
The Vulcan Cylinder Record Company
Sheffield, England
Orders: +44 (0)114 240 2214
Technical: +44 (0)114 256 1431
CLPGS stands for The City Of London Phonograph and Gramophone Society. Here you will find information about the CLPGS, its history and a series of reference of books that we are currently publishing to our members and readers around the world.
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Wednesday, 16 November 2011
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