Author Topic: Robert Hall Productions/New World - Full Albums (Read 5120 times)

Fuzi · « **Reply #45 on:** May 05, 2024, 03:59:11 AM »

Thanks Nate, looking forward to discovering these pochettes surprise!

Muff Diver · « **Reply #46 on:** May 08, 2024, 10:40:59 PM »

Thanks for the load of Robert Hall / New World recordings, Nate!

NatetheDoofy · « **Reply #47 on:** May 09, 2024, 02:20:44 PM »

Hey folks!

Just a quickie here. I went ahead and uploaded those "redos" I mentioned in my previous post; here's some links! I think I made substantial improvements with these passes; maybe I'll go back to some other albums of mine down the road.

RH 222-223

W 1-2

W 250-251

drive.google.com/drive/folders/1KDoZ_yEf158sJ2XPwQ1eSFDOhjRjkBUm?usp=sharing

archive.org/details/@nathan_gnewikow

Cheers!

NatetheDoofy · « **Reply #48 on:** May 16, 2024, 06:34:08 PM »

Howdy do, Folks!

This week I've got what I 'd like to call, a "New World Potpourri." All New World albums, all with credited composers/artists! First we've got the second outing from Brujo Publishing Inc. (the folks behind W 280-281), helming composers such as George Small, Paul Jost, Tony Davilio, Juan diaz, and Rich Malfitano. It's equally great as it's predecessor, with perhaps even more variety in genres/styles. Next, we've got Bill Loose's second New World outing after W 290-291. While not as enchanting, it's still a great listen with Loose's typical charm. Finally, we've got the complete output of one Vic Szczepanski, possibly the label's most elusive artist. While I could find very little about Vic Szczepanski, his albums for Robert Hall are easily some of my favorites for how unique they truly are. If anyone happens to know more about Vic Szczepanski's life and other work, please let me know!

I have no clue who the original rippers for any of these albums are, but if anyone does know, drop me a line!

W 282-283, George Small, Paul Jost, Tony Davilio, Juan Diaz, Rich Malfitano -