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Tuesday, November 19, 2013

First recording apparatus I ever used: A Webster-Chicago Model 80, one of the most common types of American wire recorders

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Nathaniel Johnson: Former broadcaster and producer for NPR & PBS. Announcer, engineer, producer. Life's work in sound recording, audio restoration and remastering. For RCA, memastered the entire Grammy-award winning "Heifetz Collection." In 2000, nominated for a Grammy as Producer of the 94-CD Rubinstein Collection (BMG/RCA). Created audiophile label for the acclaimed BMG/RCA "High Performance" series. He won the coveted Caecelia Award from the King and Queen of Belgium for his reissue of the Munch/BSO Berlioz Requiem and the Grand Prix du Disque Special Jury Award for his reissues of the Munch/BSO French edition. Currently restoring Franklin Roosevelt's speeches and Oval Office conversations. Addresses by Winston Churchill. Photographer, fiction writer and poet. Published by AlienSkin and Boston Literary Magazine, Writer’s Stories, SNM Horror Magazine, Bewildering Stories, First Quarterly Review 2010, The Foundling Review, Every Day Fiction, and Absent Willow Review.

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