L+R RECORDS. VÖ, LR 42.000. 42.001 - 42.012
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LRA-101, Nr. 015
LRA-101 Sammlung Horst Lippmann
Sammlung Horst Lippmann >> 1. L+R Records >> 1.3. Dokumente zu Veröffentlichungen
1966 - 1983
Enthält: Ordner mit Dokumenten zu Albumveröffentlichungen von L+R Records. Hier finden sich Rechnungen, Korrespondenzen (z.B. ein Brief von Willie Dixon), Notizen zu Studioaufnahmen und andere Dokumente.
Dabei sind ein Album von Sonny Boy Williamson und The Yardbirds (LR 62.020, Reissue), Aufnahmen des American Folk Blues Festivals 1980 (LR 62.013), "The First Blues Sampler" (LR 62.006), "Down in Mississippi" von J.B. Lenoir (LR 42.012), "Reality Blues" (LR 42.011) von Louisiana Red, "Early Morning Blues" von Washboard Doc, Lucky & Flash (42.010), "My Heart is Bleeding" von Eddie Taylor (42.009), "Gamblin' Woman" von Hubert Sumlin (42.008), "Low Light Blues" von Jerry Ricks und Oscar Klein (LR 42.007), ein Blues Sampler (LR 42.006), "Five long Years" von Eddie Boyd (LR 42.005), "Blues Anytime" von Hubert Sumlin und Willie Dixon (LR 42.004), "New York Blues" von Louisiana Red (LR 42.002) und "Alabama Blues" von J.B. Lenoir (LR 42.001).
Die Dokumente sind teilweise in Unterordner vorsortiert.
Musiker:
J.B. Lenoir
Willie Dixon
Louisiana Red
Hubert Sumlin
Odie Payne Jr.
Jerry Ricks
Oscar Klein
Willie Mabon
Aaron Burton
Carey Bell
Eddie Taylor
Personen:
Hans Wegner
Thomas Winkelnkämper
Wolfgang Born (Bellaphon)
Günther Kieser
Stephanie Wiesand
Jonny Meister
Axel Küstner
Siggi Christman / Siegfried Christmann
Len Kunstadt
Roswitha Amend (ZDF)
Norbert Hess
Mara Eggert
Horst Dietrich
Jack Tanner
René Denz
Sinninghe Damsté
Neil Slaven
Vivian Gates-Minter
Scott Cameron
Institutionen:
ZDF
Verträge mit:
Aaron Burton (vom 5.7.1979)
Eddie Taylor (vom 5.7.1979)
Hubert Sumlin (vom 5.7.1979)
Louisiana Red (vom 23.6.1979)
Dabei sind ein Album von Sonny Boy Williamson und The Yardbirds (LR 62.020, Reissue), Aufnahmen des American Folk Blues Festivals 1980 (LR 62.013), "The First Blues Sampler" (LR 62.006), "Down in Mississippi" von J.B. Lenoir (LR 42.012), "Reality Blues" (LR 42.011) von Louisiana Red, "Early Morning Blues" von Washboard Doc, Lucky & Flash (42.010), "My Heart is Bleeding" von Eddie Taylor (42.009), "Gamblin' Woman" von Hubert Sumlin (42.008), "Low Light Blues" von Jerry Ricks und Oscar Klein (LR 42.007), ein Blues Sampler (LR 42.006), "Five long Years" von Eddie Boyd (LR 42.005), "Blues Anytime" von Hubert Sumlin und Willie Dixon (LR 42.004), "New York Blues" von Louisiana Red (LR 42.002) und "Alabama Blues" von J.B. Lenoir (LR 42.001).
Die Dokumente sind teilweise in Unterordner vorsortiert.
Musiker:
J.B. Lenoir
Willie Dixon
Louisiana Red
Hubert Sumlin
Odie Payne Jr.
Jerry Ricks
Oscar Klein
Willie Mabon
Aaron Burton
Carey Bell
Eddie Taylor
Personen:
Hans Wegner
Thomas Winkelnkämper
Wolfgang Born (Bellaphon)
Günther Kieser
Stephanie Wiesand
Jonny Meister
Axel Küstner
Siggi Christman / Siegfried Christmann
Len Kunstadt
Roswitha Amend (ZDF)
Norbert Hess
Mara Eggert
Horst Dietrich
Jack Tanner
René Denz
Sinninghe Damsté
Neil Slaven
Vivian Gates-Minter
Scott Cameron
Institutionen:
ZDF
Verträge mit:
Aaron Burton (vom 5.7.1979)
Eddie Taylor (vom 5.7.1979)
Hubert Sumlin (vom 5.7.1979)
Louisiana Red (vom 23.6.1979)
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