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Phase 4 Stereo was a recording process created by the . Decca Records label in 1961. The process was used on . Decca recordings and also those of its American subsidiary London Records during the 1960s. Phase 4 Stereo recordings were created with an innovative 10-channel, and later 20-channel, "recording console" (actually a mixing console. The concept of Phase 4 Stereo has no connection with Quadraphonic sound or "four channel stereo

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com ✓ FREE DELIVERY possible on eligible purchases. This album, originally released in 1968 on London/Decca UK's Phase 4 label devoted to high quality stereo recordings for the HiFi market at the time, is a classic in that it features Les being briefly coaxed out of retirement to record this album of stereo instrumental remakes of several of his classic hits including "How High The Moon," "Lover," "Sleep," "Tennessee.

Phase 4 Stereo Records SP-44108 For Young Lovers Ronnie Aldrich & his 2 pianos with the London Festival orch. Vinyl Album Promo Copy, London Records. Good Condition, Has One Noticeable Scratch (See Pics). Foreign film festival phase 4 stereo lp frank chacksfield london SP 44112. Phase 4 World Of Show Stoppers. Catalog SPA 162. Label: DECCA PHASE 4 STEREO.

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The 1960s were a time for major change, and not necessarily for the better in the classical recording industry. After nearly a decade that is frequently described as the Golden Age of Recording, led by Mercury Living Presence, RCA Living Stereo, and British Decca, record producers, especially in America, were eager to maximize the effects achievable with stereo sound. RCA replaced Living Stereo with Dynagroove and Decca’s American subsidiary (London Records) initiated Phase 4 in 1962 with popular and crossover releases, and eventually in 1964 with classical music on the Stereo Concert Series.

Decca’s legendary Phase 4 series started off in 1961 with a number of gimmicky titles designed to showcase their bold new approach to stereo. The company had already set new sonic standards with their Ernest Ansermet/Orchestre de la Suisse Romande recordings from the 1950s and early 1960s; those pioneering efforts, reissued countless times, sound wonderful in their most recent re-masters. Indeed, the word ‘Spectacular’ appeared in both the Phase 4 logo and in several album titles. In 1964 Decca launched their Phase 4 Concert Series with a string of safe bets. In mitigation collectors agree that the quality of Phase 4 pressings was better – and more consistent – than most. Many of these Phase 4 releases have appeared on CD over the years – Decca even released a Phase 4 Experience sampler – so this nicely packaged tribute set is long overdue.