The World Of John Hammond
WTTW-TV studios
Chicago, Illinois
Broadcast
December 13, 1975

Audio Only

source:
KCET Los Angeles > Cable > Quazar TV (RCA audio output jacks) > Teac 4070G @ 3 3/4 ips
Transfer to DAT (1996)
Revox B-77 > Phase Linear 1000 auto-correlator > Sony DTC-690
Transfer to hard drive (2011):
Sony DTC-690 > Audigy 4 Pro (via toslink) > Audacity (fades, clean up and conversion to 16-44.1) >
CD Wav > Traders Little Helper (Flac level 8)

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disc 1
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01. Unknown song title
02. John Hammond's band introduction
03. I May Be Wrong
04. Ain't Nobody's Business *
05. Body And Soul *
06. Where Can I Go? *
07. Unknown song title **
08. Sweet Loraine **
09. Avalon **
10. 7 Come Eleven **
11. Unknown song title
12. Unknown song title
[50:51]

Band members:
Benny Carter-Alto Sax
Benny Morton-Trombone
Red Noble-Vibraphone
George Benson-Guitar
Joe Jones-Drums
Milt Hinton-Bass
Teddy Wilson-Piano
Helen Hines-Vocals *
Benny Goodman-Clarinet **

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disc 2
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Sonny Terry
01. Introduction
02. My Baby Done Changed The Lock On The Door
03. Sonny's Funny Story
04. A Whoopin' The Blues

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John Hammond (Jr)
05. Unknown song title
06. I Can't Find My Baby - w/ Sonny Terry

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Bob Dylan
07. Hurricane
08. Oh Sister
09. A Simple Twist Of Fate

10. Closing remarks
[37:49]


Come along on a trip with Mr Peabody, Sherman and I in the "Way Back Machine", back back back to December 1975....


Bob Dylan was going to be on TV.
This was in the day before home video recorders were common.
This was also at a time when the audio portion of broadcast television was very Low-Fi.
My television was a Motorola Quasar with RCA output jacks and exceptional audio quality (for a TV).
The recorder was my new TEAC 4070G reel to reel.
The Phase Linear auto-correlator was used in the transfer to DAT.
In post-production a 3 dB boost at 300 Hz was done to give this a fuller sound.
This Bob Dylan performance is no longer hard to find but the true gem of this show has turned out to be those "old guys".
What a band and I just love the sound of Benny Goodman on his clarinet.
Some of the song titles are unknown to me (any help is appreciated).
This has been one of my favorite recordings over the years.
Hope you can enjoy it as much as I have.
For historical reference only and not intended for resale or any commercial use.
-M- April 2011
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The Bob Dylan segment was recorded on September 10, 1975
The entire show may also be recorded on that date.

Wikipedia has a nice explaination of the auto-correlator if you want some technical info

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