Articles and Information
Index to the De Gogorza discography (Vol. 66 no 2) by Michael Henstock
The Records of the Historic Record Society and The International Record Collectors’ Club
Compiled by John R. Bolig and Michael Quinn
Read the full article and the discographies here…
A Tribute to The Record Collector by John Steane
Originally published in Gramophone magazine, October 2005
Chronologies
SIR CHARLES STANLEY CHRONOLOGY
A CHRONOLOGY OF THE NORTH SHORE MUSIC FESTIVAL 1909 to 1939
A PDF about the “A Chronology of the North Shore Music Festival 1909 to 1939” available here. An important article about a music festival in Illinois and some of the great singers who sang there. This information is published for the first time.
EUGENE CONLEY CHRONOLOGY
This chronology was part of Volume 54 no 3, but lack of space precluded it being presented in-toto. It is given here complete.
OFELIA NIETO CHRONOLOGY
This chronology was part of Volume 56 no 3, but lack of space precluded it being presented in-toto. It is given here complete.
EDWARD JOHNSON CHRONOLOGY
This chronology was part of Volume 56 no 2, but lack of space precluded it being presented in-toto. It is given here complete.
CHARLES DALMORÈS CHRONOLOGY
This chronology was part of Volume 57 no 2, but lack of space precluded it being presented in-toto. It is given here complete
ROBERT RADFORD CHRONOLOGY
This chronology was part of Volume 54 no 3, but lack of space precluded it being presented in-toto. It is given here complete
RICHARD BONELLI CHRONOLOGY
This chronology was part of Volume 51 no 3, but lack of space precluded it being presented in-toto. It is given here complete
Collect 78s? Me? You must be joking!
By Chrissy Giles
Two years ago this was my reaction to the suggestion that I should buy 78s. In this modern age of DVD and “digitally remastered”, “24 bit” CD transfers why on earth would I want to do that?
A Guide to Playing 78 rpm Records
by Roger Beardsley
The idea behind this guide is to help collectors to get the best results from their precious 78rpm records. It is not exhaustive, neither is it highly technical.
Where to get the equipment
by Roger Beardsley