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Collection of LP Sound Discs, 1958-1988 http://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/tf5v19p05v No online items Finding Aid for the Collection of LP sound discs , 1958-1988 Collection processed and machine-readable finding aid created by Performing Arts Special Collections staff. UCLA Library, Performing Arts Special Collections University of California, Los Angeles, Library Performing Arts Special Collections, Room A1713 Charles E. Young Research Library, Box 951575 Los Angeles, CA 90095-1575 Phone: (310) 825-4988 Fax: (310) 206-1864 Email: [email protected] http://www2.library.ucla.edu/specialcollections/performingarts/index.cfm © 2002 The Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved. Note Arts and Humanities--Music Finding Aid for the Collection of 173 1 LP sound discs , 1958-1988 Finding Aid of the Collection of LP sound discs, 1958-1988 Collection number: 173 UCLA Library, Performing Arts Special Collections University of California, Los Angeles Los Angeles, CA Contact Information University of California, Los Angeles, Library Performing Arts Special Collections, Room A1713 Charles E. Young Research Library, Box 951575 Los Angeles, CA 90095-1575 Phone: (310) 825-4988 Fax: (310) 206-1864 Email: [email protected] URL: http://www2.library.ucla.edu/specialcollections/performingarts/index.cfm Processed by: UCLA Library, Performing Arts Special Collections staff Encoded by: Bryan Griest © 2002 The Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved. Descriptive Summary Title: Collection of LP sound discs, Date (inclusive): 1958-1988 Collection number: 173 Creator: Extent: 755 boxes (377.5 linear ft.) Repository: University of California, Los Angeles. Library. Performing Arts Special Collections Los Angeles, California 90095-1575 Abstract: This collection consists of LP sound discs Physical location: Stored off-site at SRLF. Advance notice is required for access to the collection. Please contact the UCLA Performing Arts Special Collections for paging information. Language: English. Publication Rights Copyright has not been assigned to the Performing Arts Special Collections. All requests for permission to publish or quote from manuscripts must be submitted in writing to the Librarian for Performing Arts Special Collections. Permission for publication is given on behalf of the Performing Arts Special Collections as the owner of the physical items and is not intended to include or imply permission of the copyright holder(s), which must also be obtained. Restrictions on Access COLLECTION STORED OFF-SITE AT SRLF: Advance notice required for access. Preferred Citation [Identification of item], Collection of LP sound discs, 173, Performing Arts Special Collections, University of California, Los Angeles. Scope and Content Bennett Collection, Box 1 - 84/Tighe Collection, Box 85 - 138/Bennett Collection, Box 139 - 204/Classical Collection, Box 205 -244/Tighe Collection, Box 245 - 250/Pop LPs, Box 251 - 252/Jazz LPs, Box 253 - 255/Catalogued LPs, Box 256 - 290/Original Casts, Box 291 - 306/Soundtracks, Box 307 - 331/Uncatalogued, Box 332 - 522/Tighe B Collection, Box 523 - 579/Golove Finding Aid for the Collection of 173 2 LP sound discs , 1958-1988 Gift, Box 580 - 598/David Greers, Box 599 - 633/WCXL Collection, Box 634 - 646/Silgar, Box 647/Thomas, Box 648 - 653/Stanford, Box 654 - 655/Richmond, Box 656 - 664/WCXL, Box 665 - 726/Forsythe, Box 727 - 738/Tighe, Box 739 - 755/Roth, Box 756/Gift, Box 757 - 785/Jazz, Box 786 - 788/South America, Box 789/Grant, Box 790 - 795/Gift, Box 796 - 798/Wolcott, Box 799 - 816/Feather, Box 817 - 825 (still more Feather to be entered!)/ Gift, Box 826 -831 Bennett Box 1, Folder 0 4 A.D. 90269 - Twentieth Century T-407. 36 Records. Scope and Content Note 4 A.D. 90269 Twentieth Century T-407 - T-628 Box 2, Folder 0 Twentieth Century T-629 - A&M 4510. 36 Records. Scope and Content Note Twentieth Century T-629 - W-201 21 Records 90287- 90477 A&M 3412 - 4510 Atlantic 18189 Box 3, Folder 0 A&M 4581 - ABC ABCD-867. 36 Records. Scope and Content Note A&M 4581 - 4813 Boardwalk NB1 33233 United Artists 0798 Elektra E1-60100 A&M 4850 - 17262 ABC AA 1120 - ABCD-867 Box 4, Folder 0 ABC ABCD-873 - ARC 36190. 36 Records. Scope and Content Note ABC ABCD-873 - LS 4055 AIM 12101 ALFA AA-10003 - AAB-11016 Almo Irving Ambassador S 98084 Ambient Sound FZ 37718 - FZ 38345 American International AILP-3002 Angel S-37113 Puddle AN 806A Apple SMAS-3364 - SVBB - 3392 ARC 37485 - 36190 Box 5, Folder 0 ARC 36196 - Atlantic 80077. 36 Records. Scope and Content Note ARC 36196 - 36395 Ariola OL 1500 - SW 50073 Arista 4043 - 4068 Atlantic 80049 - 80077 Finding Aid for the Collection of 173 3 LP sound discs , 1958-1988 Bennett Box 6, Folder 0 Atlantic 80075 - 81247. 36 Records. Scope and Content Note Atlantic 80075 - 81247 Box 7, Folder 0 Atlantic 81249 - PR 7291. 36 Records. Scope and Content Note Atlantic 81249 - PR 7291 Box 8, Folder 0 Atlantic SD 82414 - 19217. 36 Records. Scope and Content Note Atlantic SD 82414 - 19217 Box 9, Folder 0 Atlantic 19228 - AVCO 69010-698. 36 Records. Scope and Content Note Atlantic SD 19228 - DSKO 131 Audio Fidelity 50-1971 Avalon 1979 AVCO 69010-698 Box 10, Folder 0 AVI 6073 - Big 76014. 36 Records. Scope and Content Note AVI 6073 - SG 775 Bang FZ 37391 - JZ 36491 Bearsville 6981 - PRO 835 Beater BR 9000 Bee Gee 8401 - 8403 Believe in a Dream FZ 05312 - JZ 37394 Bell 6060 - 6071 Beserkeley 10060 - JBZ-0061 Big 76005 - 76014 Box 11, Folder 0 Big 3 89505 - Bronze 90278. 37 Records. Scope and Content Note Big Three 89505 - 89522 Biggest DD1, DD2 Bison 7320 Blotto WE 505 - LA 945 Blue Sky JZ 5635 - PZ 33798 Boardwalk FW 36872 - NB1 33266 Broadbeach 0898 Bronze 90233 - 90278 Box 12, Folder 0 Buddah 5608 - Capitol SO 11926. 36 Records. Scope and Content Note Buddah 5608 - 3106 Caimet 9001 Capitol DT 1891 - SO 11926 Box 13, Folder 0 Capitol SO 11929 - ST 11916. 36 Records. Scope and Content Note Capitol SO 11929 - ST 11916 Finding Aid for the Collection of 173 4 LP sound discs , 1958-1988 Bennett Box 14, Folder 0 Capitol ST 11917 - ST 12022. 36 Records. Scope and Content Note Capitol ST 11917 - ST 12022 Box 15, Folder 0 Capitol ST 12026 - 12132. 36 Records. Scope and Content Note Capitol ST 12026 - 12132 Box 16, Folder 0 Capitol ST 12134 - 12227. 36 Records. Scope and Content Note Capitol ST 12134 - 12227 Box 17, Folder 0 Capitol ST 12224 - 12341. 36 Records. Scope and Content Note Capitol ST 12224 - 12341 Box 18, Folder 0 Capitol ST 12344 - Capricorn CPN 0225. 36 Records. Scope and Content Note Capitol ST 12344 - 2C052-850234 Capricorn CPN 0225 Box 19, Folder 0 Caribou JZ 34899 - Casablanca NBLP 7149. 36 Records. Scope and Content Note Brother 2Z8-9028 Caribou JZ 34899 - NJZ 36710 Carere ARZ 37675 - WTG 19310 Casablanca CCLP 2007 - NBLP 7149 Box 20, Folder 0 Casablanca NBLP 7151 - 27150. 36 Records. Scope and Content Note Casablanca NBLP 7151 - 27150 Box 21, Folder 0 Casablanca NBLP 7196 - Chrysalis CHR 1202. 36 Records. Scope and Content Note Casablanca NBLP 7196 - 7251 Warner Bros. 2972 Casablanca NBLP 7253 - 7195 CD Presents CD 027 Chalet CH 0701 - CH 0702 Charisma 2202 - 3103 Chelsea 0598 - 502 Chrysalis CHE 1302 - CHR 1202 Box 22, Folder 0 Chrysalis CHR 1207 - Coast to Coast ARZ 37459. 36 Records. Scope and Content Note Chrysalis CHR 1207 - CHE 1225 Chyago International FZ 38098 Clockwork CW 80914 - 80918 Coast to Coast ARZ 37459 Finding Aid for the Collection of 173 5 LP sound discs , 1958-1988 Bennett Box 23, Folder 0 Coast to Coast ARZ 37912 - Columbia ARC 38378. 35 Records. Scope and Content Note Coast to Coast ARZ 37912 - FZ 38001 Columbia C2 38552 - ARC 38378 Box 24, Folder 0 Columbia EC 38057 - FC 37574. 35 Records. Scope and Content Note Columbia EC 38057 - FC 37574 Box 25, Folder 0 Columbia FC 37574 - 38342. 36 Records. Scope and Content Note Columbia FC 37574 - 38342 Box 26, Folder 0 Columbia FC 38538 - JC 38767. 36 Records. Scope and Content Note Columbia FC 38538 - JC 38767 Box 27, Folder 0 Columbia JC 35770 - 36134. 36 Records. Scope and Content Note Columbia JC 35770 - 36134 Box 28, Folder 0 Columbia JC 36128 - 36570. 36 Records. Scope and Content Note Columbia JC 36128 - 36570 Box 29, Folder 0 Columbia JC 36581 - M 34159. 36 Records. Scope and Content Note Columbia JC 36581 - M 34159 Box 30, Folder 0 Columbia MB 37788 - NJC 36486. 36 Records. Scope and Content Note Columbia MB 37788 - NJC 36486 Box 31, Folder 0 Columbia NJC 36499 - PC2 35290. 32 Records. Scope and Content Note Columbia NJC 36499 - PC2 35290 Box 32, Folder 0 Columbia PC2 35389 - PC 36804. 27 Records. Scope and Content Note Columbia PC2 35389 - PC 36804 Box 33, Folder 0 Columbia PC 36805 - Delite 9515. 29 Records. Scope and Content Note Columbia PC 36805 - 36810 Cotillion 90002 - SD 5226 Crown CST 303 -304 Cotillion SDD16027 Curb JZ 36822 - MCA 23562 Current Waves Delite DSR 9510 - 9515 Finding Aid for the Collection of 173 6 LP sound discs , 1958-1988 Bennett Box 34, Folder 0 Delite DSR 9517 - Dot 3164. 29 Records. Scope and Content Note Delite DSR 9517 - 9518 DeRam - DRL 4801 Design DLP 236 - SDLP 309 Destiny 10001 - PDT 302R Diplomat F 112 JDM 18 - 32 Doctor Jazz 38445 - 38534 Dot 25906 - 3164 Box 35, Folder 0 Dreamland 5001 - Elektra 5E-537. 29 Records. Scope and Content Note Dreamland 5001 - 5004 DRG 5190 - 9502 Duke 90021 - 19345 Dyno Voice 9003 E & M 1 ECM 1089 - 1150 Ear Marc 4602 Elektra 75064 - 5E-537 Box 36, Folder 0 Elektra 6E-102 - 216. 29 Records. Scope and Content Note Elektra 6E-102 - 216 Box 37, Folder 0 Elektra 6E-217 - 260.
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