1959 DARRELL GLENN Crying In The Chapel NRC LPA-5 STEREO ?ELVIS HIT? SHRINK MINT
  $   60

 


$ 60 Sold For
Sep 30, 2021 Sold Date
Sep 10, 2021 Start Date
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Description

This listing features a vintage 1959 original first pressing of DARRELL GLENN'S "Crying In The Chapel" released on the National Recording Corporation (NRC) label LPA-5 in very early STEREO! This is one of the earliest stereo record albums ever released! And the record has NEVER BEEN PLAYED! An impossible find!


Label:

National Recording Corporation – LPA-5


Format:

Vinyl (Golden Stereo)


Country:

United States


Released:

1959


Style:

Gospel


CONDITION:

VINYL: MINT & UNPLAYED!


COVER: NM+ to MINT


INNER SLEEVE: NM


History of STEREO:

By the 1950s, record players, as they came to be called, had become a mainstay of many American living rooms. These were “mono,” or one-channel, music systems. With mono, all sounds and instruments were mixed together. Everything was delivered through one speaker.


Stereophonic sound, or stereo, was an important advance in sound reproduction. Stereo introduced two-channel sound, which separated out elements of the total sound landscape and changed the experience of listening.


Audio engineers had sought to improve the quality of recorded sound in their quest for "high fidelity" recordings that more faithfully reproduced live sound. Stereo technology recorded sound and played it back in a way that more closely mimicked how humans actually hear the world around them.


It wasn’t until the 1950s that stereo technology was incorporated into movie theaters, radios and television sets.


With stereo, the sound of some instruments could come from the left speaker, the sound of others from the right, imitating the setup of a concert orchestra. It also was possible to shift a particular sound from left to right or right to left, creating a sense of movement.


Although Audio-Fidelity Records offered a limited edition stereo record for industry use in 1957, consumers needed to wait until 1958 for recordings with stereo sound to become widely available for the home. This makes the stereo pressings of the 1950s extremely collectible!


The vinyl is over 60 years old and has rarely, if ever, seen the light of day! The NRC labels and vinyl are NM+ to MINT. This album would make an excellent investment piece! Shouldn't last long at this price! Again, please view photos carefully prior to bidding!


NOTE: The framed LP display is not included and is for display purposes only.


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