This is a #1 ESS in downtown Montreal, featuring the Canadian "Pre- 'Dial Tone First'" arrangement, which was implemented on blue Northern Centurion coin phones. I don't know whether this was a "semi-DTF" arrangement or a crude temporary DTF arrangement which allowed things like "0" to be dialed without a coin.
Eliane Radigue
Jouet Electronique
"Jouet Electronique" by "Eliane Radigue"
Jouet electronique / Elemental I
Alga Marghen
2018
O Yama O
Iroha
"Iroha" by "O Yama O"
O Yama O
Mana Records
2018
Keo & Na
Lantene (Moon) Women
"Lantene (Moon) Women" by "Keo & Na"
Laurent Jeanneau - Music of Northern Laos
Akuphone
2018
Annapurna Devi
Raga Manjh Khamaj
"Raga Manjh Khamaj" by "Annapurna Devi"
Some rare Surbahar recordings from the 1950s
1950
Music behind DJ:
Domenique Dumont
La Bataille de Neige
"La Bataille de Neige" by "Domenique Dumont"
Realistic Monk
Realm 1st
"Realm 1st" by "Realistic Monk"
Realm
Meakusma
2018
Rick Wilhite
Xanadu 3.0
"Xanadu 3.0" by "Rick Wilhite"
The Godson IV
Mahogani Music
2018
Katerina
Dolphin Dreams
"Dolphin Dreams" by "Katerina"
Just When You Thought It Was Over
Cómeme
2018
Khan
9 Volt Soul
"9 Volt Soul" by "Khan"
Lost Acid Tapes 92-96
I'm Single Records
2018
Stephen Lopkin
Fridays at Pure
"Fridays at Pure" by "Stephen Lopkin"
Clyde Built
M>O>S Recordings
2018
M. Geddes Gengras
Cherise (Return)
"Cherise (Return)" by "M. Geddes Gengras"
Light Pipe
Room 40
2018
Annelies Monseré
Your Bones, Your Skin
"Your Bones, Your Skin" by "Annelies Monseré"
@Aaron: If my brain wasn't on strike, I'd remember the intro an repeat, but, basically an analogue (insert technology) testing a multiple phone lines around 1978, the narrator was speaking from 2003, and said the fidelity was better then digital fidelity in 2003, and this recording was used at the conference to demonstrate said technology (still in development). as for the situation we find these characters, ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Hey everyone! Sorry, dealing with a minor issue here. This track is one of Evan Doobell's non-narrated tapes of a conference line in 1978, capturing a lot of mechanical phone switches from the era
Listening at same time to this and rare recording of Annapurna Devi, highly regarded bass sitar player who was married to Ravi Shankar in early life and withdrew from the public and performing for many decades up to her death last week. I wasn't familiar with her story. Now music she created is braided with just plain folks a'talkin' on the line.
@gloomsday I'm pretty good, just yeah pretty busy trying to balance everything. It's getting into winter feelings here. In boring surprises news: I just replaced my cars clutch :/
Just noticed with vexed surprise this week the inner edge of each front tire on my little truck is worn to hell! Something out of balance! Last set didn't last long either. I don't think I'm that rough and reckless on 'em!
My auto update: had air put in my tires this morning. The garage closer to my work than my usual place has a great vibe and is walking distance to coffee shops and everything, but I feel that isn't a good enough reason to switch garages.
I use my garage, as it's the only one w/in walking distance of my house (and my favorite pub). Got to get it fixed before work/hang w/ the relatives roadtrip (A/C).
I used to fix my own car for most issues, but now, I have an earthen driveway, and I'm not trusting a jack on that, (and don't want to spill anything).
@b/p I use Parry Motors on Warren Ave. because they are Toyota specialists but Morrill's Corner would be closer. Cumberland Ave. Garage is where I go when I need air since all the gas station air machines are out of service these days, and it is a really pleasant space (spider plants in each window!) but I feel more comfortable taking my car to repair people who focus on my particular type of car.
As still b/p noted earlier, this is Annapurna Devi, previously married to Ravi Shankar but stopped playing publicly at an early age. These are some of the few recordings that exist apparently recorded secretly in 1950 or so I'm told. She just passed away. More info on her: en.wikipedia.org...
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