MP3's continued...
players such as the iPod, iRiver, Zen,
GoGear, Sony and many more. Over the succeeding months, NVR
hopes to digitize and add to the catalog available, all contest
music dating back as far as the technology will allow. As you might
imagine, old reel to reel tapes from the 40's are rather fragile so
a by product of this effort will be the conservation and
preservation of the Society's audio legacy. It is estimated that
this initiative will ultimately result in an available barbershop
catalog of tens of thousands of tracks!
No more will
you have to listen to stories from other barbershoppers about the
incredible-haunting-outrageous-humorous-poignant (insert your own
adjective) performance of such and such quartet in the semi-finals
at such and such convention. You can own it! Are you a die hard fan
of a certain quartet or chorus? You will be able to add new and
never before available performances to your collection.
Cost constraints and the realities of the brick and mortar
marketplace have only ever allowed the Society to release a "Top 20"
recording with some of the songs sung by each performer. Now you
will be able to get them all! (Many performers have thought
their best cuts were not the ones on the album anyway!)
So
there is still time to run out and grab one of the latest and
greatest portable music players on the market for your barbershopper
who has been very, very good this year because very, very soon he or
she will be able to have that player very, very full of barbershop
music from the finest quartets and choruses in the
world!
-- Jonathan P. Clunies, Esquire
Stephen (Iannacchione) Wilde Manager and General Counsel
Chief Creative Officer
jon@nakedvoicerecords.com steve@nakedvoicerecords.com
Naked
Voice Records, LLC 239 East 81st Street, Suite 3A New York, NY
10028 Voice/Fax: (212)479-7355 http://www.nakedvoicerecords.com/
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Getting Old? From the PROBE
website
Remember, old folks are worth a fortune.
We have silver in our hair, gold in our teeth, lead in our feet, and
gas in our stomachs.
You're getting old when you don't care
where your wife goes, just so you don't have to go along.
You're getting old when you wake up with
that morning-after feeling, and you didn't do anything the night
before.
It's hard to be nostalgic when you can't
remember anything.
You're getting old when getting lucky
means you find your car in the parking lot.
Hawkseye
Heroes
The following people have
kindly contributed to the January 2006 issue of the
Hawkseye: Wendell Aldrich, Dean Beckman, Jim
Erbe, Allan Harms,
John
Hayden, Bob Kerdus, and
Sean Smith.
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