#JAMES BROWN DISCOGRAPHY WITH JOHNNY NOLEN SERIES#
Additional sections describe jazz sessions issued throughġ991, with special pages on leased material issued on the revived Limelight label.Ī large part of volume IV is devoted to the Classical series made by Mercury: theįirst section lists leased material issued by Mercury, then the bulk of the Classical Volume IV includes sessions recorded between 19 (master numbersĤ6001 through 57036). Volume III is devoted to the years 1964-1969 and includes sessions using the Mercury, after Mercury was purchased by the Dutch Philips group. It also lists the short-lived Look master Volume II lists Mercury recordings which used the master numbers 14002 Although not fully used by Mercury, theĮlite/Hit/Majestic series of recordings have been listed entirely, thanks to preliminary listings (Elite/Hit by George Blacker and Majestic by Bob Porter) published Used by Mercury (a complete National listing appeared in another work-The Exclusive, Keynote and National listings have been restricted to material Were leased or purchased by Mercury: Exclusive, Keynote, Elite/Hit/Majestic and Additional sections cover material recorded in that era on the Wing label and on labels which Sessions from master number 101 through master number 14001. Volume I details all recordings made between 19 the volume lists Which used erratic blocks of two hundred numbers during the years 1969-1978. Spread sessions made in one place this was the case with Nashville sessions, Use of the numerical sequence of master numbers led to It is believed that dates without that mark are correct, although many could Was made using the numerical sequence of master numbers assigned by Mercury.įurther, many dates mentioned in Mercury/Polygram files were actually mastering dates and not true recording dates. Was impossible to use a true chronological order. Since many recording dates can not be ascertained, it Knownįoreign issues have also been included when they are not straight reissues of Most of this set is devoted to recording sessions, and lists available details on personnel and recording dates, as well as master numbers and issue numbers. Labels such as Keynote, Majestic, and National) and recordings by independent Philips, Smash and Wing labels), including leased and purchased material (from Label and its subsidiaries (Blue Rock, Cumberland, Emarcy, Fontana, Limelight, This set is a discographical listing of all recordings made or issued by the Mercury Part 1 Tables of Stereo/Mono Equivalent Masters Part 3 Leased Sessions (Limelight Series) Part 2 Additional Jazz Sessions Issued on Mercury Labels Part 1 Mercury Popular Master Series (1969-1981) Volume IV: The 1969-1991 Era and Classical Recordings Part 1 Mercury/Fontana/Philips/Smash Sessions Information Standards Organization (Z39.48-1984).Īdditional Titles Issued in the United Kingdom Permanent Paper Standard issued by the National The paper used in this book complies with the Greenwood Press, 88 Post Road West, Westport, CT 06881Īn imprint of Greenwood Publishing Group, Inc. Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 93-15254 Reproduced, by any process or technique, without theĮxpress written consent of the publisher. Novitsky, Ed.īritish Library Cataloguing in Publication Data is available.Īll rights reserved. The Mercury labels : a discography / compiled by Michel Ruppli and Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data PARSIFAL on Record: A Discography of Complete Recordings, Selections,įorty Years of Steel: An Annotated Discography of Steel Band and Pan Harry Mackenzie and Lothar Polomski, compilers Igor Stravinsky-The Composer in the Recording Studio: A Comprehensive Rockin' the Classics and Classicizin' the Rock: A Selectively Annotated The Aladdin/Imperial Labels: A Discography The Recorded Performances of Gerard Souzay: A Discography Woody Herman: A Guide to the Big Band Recordings, 1936-1987
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