Steve Lawrence&Eydie Gorme

That Holiday Feeling!

REAL GONE MUSIC

RGM1600

REAL GONE MUSIC

181
Format: 12inch VinylUscite: 10.11.2023 
Last In: 2026 years ago
Features: Limited Green Vinyl
pre-ordina ora 10.11.2023

dovrebbe essere pubblicato su 10.11.2023

That Holiday Feeling!

We at Real Gone Music have proudly represented Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme’s GL label for
over a decade. But now, we are very, very excited to announce that we are working with Steve and
Eydie’s son David Lawrence and his wife Faye to overhaul their entire catalog of recordings, offering
updated annotation and fresh remasterings straight from the original tapes! Last year, we inaugurated
our reissue campaign with their classic 1964 holiday release...and now we are very proud to announce
we are bringing That Holiday Feeling! to vinyl (green vinyl, that is)! You get 12 holiday favorites
including solo Steve (“The Christmas Song,” “Let Me Be the First to Wish You Merry Christmas”), solo
Eydie (“White Christmas,” “What Are You Doing New Years Eve”) and the duo’s trademark duet
renditions (e.g. “Sleigh Ride”). We’ve included a personal note from David Lawrence with liner notes
by Joe Marchese. Even if you already own this Christmas classic, the sound on this new edition—
remastered for vinyl by Eric Boulanger under David’s Lawrence supervision—will indeed spark that
holiday feeling. Limited to 750 copies!

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Informazioni sulla sicurezza e sul produttore

Informazioni sul prodotto:

STEVE LAWRENCE & EYDIE GORME, That Holiday Feeling! RGM1600, 2023-11-10 00:00:00, 0848064016007.
12inch Vinyl 0.20 kg.
Informazioni sul materiale: Vinyl (PVC).
I dischi devono essere conservati in posizione verticale a temperatura ambiente, al riparo dalla luce solare diretta.

Requisiti di etichettatura:

Bertus Musikvertrieb GmbH
Hans-Henny-Jahnn Weg 15
22085 Hamburg

Non adatto a bambini di età inferiore a 3 anni a causa di piccole parti che possono essere ingerite. (a causa di schegge o piccoli inserti).
Rimuovere e posizionare i dischi con attenzione per evitare graffi e rotture.
A seconda dell'impianto di pressatura, possono essere presenti bordi taglienti.

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