In article , Rich Wood wrote:
Initially, it was entirely instrumental. One day I got a call from Jim
Schulke of Schulke Radio Productions asking me to recommend 100 vocals

I'd LOVE to get me some of those tapes. I've always been a big fan of the
BM/E-Z format. What happened to all that music and those companies?

Wish that stuff were for sale somewhere.

--
Sven Weil
New York City, U.S.A.

Simple Just use C-QUAM AM Stereo and everybody benefits -no new radios
required,better sound quality on existing analogue radios and of
course high quality stereo on AMS radios and more cost effective to
implement.
Michael

On 28 Aug 2003 23:58:32 GMT, (Sven Franklyn Weil)
wrote:

In article , Rich Wood wrote:
Initially, it was entirely instrumental. One day I got a call from Jim
Schulke of Schulke Radio Productions asking me to recommend 100 vocals

I'd LOVE to get me some of those tapes. I've always been a big fan of the
BM/E-Z format. What happened to all that music and those companies?

Wish that stuff were for sale somewhere.

I think some of it was released on vinyl years ago. It would have been
the custom stuff.

A friend of mine has all the SRP tapes. Unfortunately, they're too old
and the oxide comes off as it's played. We were hoping to dub them to
CD to save them, but it didn't work.

Rich