Yale Evelev Talks Vinyl with Dust & Grooves
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- Yale Evelev of Luaka Bop talks about his vinyl collection, his collecting habits, his favorite artists and the future of vinyl in this video interview by Dust & Grooves. He also gives us a sneak peak to the upcoming Tim Maia re issue he's been working on for the past 10 years. read the full interview at Dust & Grooves.
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I could listen to Yale talk about records for a week straight.
Love these! Would be so cool to be featured in one of these type of interviews for Dust & Grooves!!
Luka pop is a Fresh record label. I enjoy the albums they put out!
I was able to collect all the Impluse Records, CTi records & Kudu Records catalogs.I used them to teach a small class at UCLA...
What class were you teaching? And what specific albums did you use? That sounds like an interesting class.
@@III-ph5tu it was a extension class at UCLA, The class was a introduction to Impulse & Blue Note Records 101
The class was to focus on the history of both Records labels.
My mentor Kenny Burrell even came in to one of my classes and gave a great lesson!
Fantastic, just what I've been waiting for, live Dust & Grooves.
I have not been able to access the Dust & Grooves blog since you changed it some months ago, really missed reading about the collectors, but this is so much better.
Thanks Eilon and Good Luck to You.
I bought that Pygmie music record based solely on the pitch from Yale in this interview and my o my it was worth it
Just got this book a couple of weeks ago!! It is FANTASTIC!! So great to be able to follow it up with these videos!
Interesting video Yale, I just loved the John Cage record that you had signed. Takes me back to the my art school days doing sound studies with David Ahern, whom studied with John Cage under Stockhausen.
Great record collection and love your view of playing back your records on vintage audio equipment. I’ll never part with my Goldring Lenco GL75 that’s been upgraded, love the sound of my idler. Keep up the good work and your boy will acquire a taste for finer things in life - like records/music, red wine, art etc.
Hungarian guitar player my friend.
Another great interview/video and where can i order a copy of that Tim Maia re issue on vinyl cause i want one of those in my collection.
Cheers
This is awesome
ofcourse it did ;-))
Holy Guacamole it worked.
Thanks E man.
Que beleza!!!!
Hey,
You are probably using the old URL.
click on the link on the video description.
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