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* cover title dates are "1927-1931" and not 1927-1928. recordings are indeed annoted between 1927 and 1931. BATC and TI websites are NOK, but BATC catalog and cover are OK. | * cover title dates are "1927-1931" and not 1927-1928. recordings are indeed annoted between 1927 and 1931. BATC and TI websites are NOK, but BATC catalog and cover are OK. The other part of the title "Viejo Palermo" is correct. | ||
* track 14 correct title seems to be "Rancho embrujao" instead of "Rancho embrujado". Cover is consistent with http://www.todotango.com/english/creadores/rcourau.asp | * track 14 correct title seems to be "Rancho embrujao" instead of "Rancho embrujado". Cover is consistent with http://www.todotango.com/english/creadores/rcourau.asp | ||
* track 17 "El ahorcado" is said on the cover to be sung "con coro". However we also distincly hear a single singer who seems to be more important. Who is he ? Principe Azul like the last 3 tracks ? Firpo himself ? He is actually more talking rythmically than singing | |||
Latest revision as of 2013-03-03T04:14:58
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- cover title dates are "1927-1931" and not 1927-1928. recordings are indeed annoted between 1927 and 1931. BATC and TI websites are NOK, but BATC catalog and cover are OK. The other part of the title "Viejo Palermo" is correct.
- track 14 correct title seems to be "Rancho embrujao" instead of "Rancho embrujado". Cover is consistent with http://www.todotango.com/english/creadores/rcourau.asp
- track 17 "El ahorcado" is said on the cover to be sung "con coro". However we also distincly hear a single singer who seems to be more important. Who is he ? Principe Azul like the last 3 tracks ? Firpo himself ? He is actually more talking rythmically than singing