Introduction Welcome to Digital Gold! Here you will find hundreds of downloadable record albums. We specialize in exotica, moog, soundtracks, pop instrumentals and oddities from the fifties and sixties. In addition to our popular MP3 Collections, we have added a new feature, the Album of the Week. We've received nothing but high praise for the quality of our transfers. We only use original VG+ to near mint vinyl records which are scrubbed with a Nitty Gritty record cleaning machine just prior to recording through a studio quality Echo Digital Audio soundcard. We do not use any noise reduction software but do manually remove any large clicks and pops. Getting Started First time users will need to register. Just sign up and make your selections. Then choose a username and password, make your Paypal payment and start downloading! Once you are registered, login to view your active downloads, payment history and order more albums. Things You Should Know - Access to download album zip files expires after three days. E-mail us if you experience any problems. - Payments made with an eCheck require a few days to clear and will cause a delay in accessing your downloads. |
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The Album of the Week (WAV Albums) These albums are saved to uncompressed WAV format and are ready to burn to an audio CD. File sizes are large but in return you receive the best possible sound quality with no loss of data. High resolution images (JPEG) of the front and rear of the album cover are included. If you wish to convert the WAVS to MP3 files, there are several shareware programs you can use. Sign up now and receive this free sample album. |
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TV Jazz Themes The Video All Stars (Skip Martin) Somerset P-8800 Mono Skip Martin studied clarinet and played with local orchestras through high school and while attending Indiana University. Around 1936, he began playing alto and baritone sax for a series of big bands, including Charlie Barnett, Glenn Miller and Benny Goodman. Count Basie recorded a number of Martin's compositions in the 1940s, including a minor hit, "Tuesday at Ten." In the late 1950s, he produced several albums for Somerset that rank among the best of the percussion craze. The list of players includes some of the best West Coast jazz players of the time: Jimmy Rowles, Pete Candoli, Frank Rosolino, Larry Bunker, Irv Cottler, and Don Fagerquist. Martin also arranged a selection of theme and incidental music for the 1958-59 TV series, Mike Hammer, that RCA released to ride on the coattails of the success of Peter Gunn. (...more) |
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Each of these albums is encoded to archive quality (320kbps) MP3 format. Also included are a high resolution image (JPEG) of the front of the album cover. Some come with the rear cover, but most do not. Cost to access folders containing these zip files varies, depending on the number of albums in each collection. Each album works out to half the cost of one song on iTunes - and better quality too! Sign up now and receive this free sample album. |
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