On Dec 30, 3:21 pm, Dil <grobberst...@gmail.com> wrote:It would be nice if reissue producers were credited in the liner notes, that way we might be able to tally just how many (and which ones) Tom had been responsible.
Recent discussion raises the question (to me) of TD’s legacy at
Philips and the reissues for which he was directly responsible. Of
course, there was the Great Pianists but what were else was there? Am
I correct to understand he created the largely successful Duo series
for Philips? I know of the nicely remastered Arrau box and the
recently discussed Schmidt-Isserstedt Beethoven box. What others were there? Mark’s post leads me to believe there have been numerous
others.
I’m not issuing any opinion on TD’s work and I’m not asking for any, I’m just curious as to his record of reissues that may be directly credited to him. Of course, the best one to answer would be Tom, but
I’m suspecting modesty might impede.
DilIn a nutshell, Tom Deacon had the job that every poster at RMCR wishes
they had had, and he excelled at that position. If you've got any kind
of classical collection at all, it has TD's fingerprints all over it.
In a nutshell, Tom Deacon had the job that
every poster at RMCR wishes they had had,
On Sunday, February 12, 2023 at 11:31:57 AM UTC-8, Matt Richardson wrote:I recall reading some of TDs old posts. What I read came from a bigoted creep.
ROTFL !!!In a nutshell, Tom Deacon had the job that
every poster at RMCR wishes they had had,
dk
I recall reading some of TDs old posts.
What I read came from a bigoted creep.
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