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State/Province
  • New York
Call Number
  • PA004679
Filename
  • VAD4910-000080_test1
Subject
  • Corporate Name: RCA Records
  • Subject: Clippings
  • Subject: Sound recording executives and producers
  • Subject: African American composers
  • Subject: Suits (Clothing)
  • Subject: African American jazz musicians
  • Subject: African American sound recording executives and producers
  • Subject: Sound studios
  • Subject: Sound recording industry -- United States
  • Subject: Neckties
  • Subject: African Americans
  • Subject: African American male singers
Abstract
  • Tom Draper and RCA Records executives listen to a playback of Weldon Irvine's first single. Scanned from unidentified clipping attached to Larry Douglas correspondence.
Persons Pictured
  • Harris, Ray
  • Mack, Marty
  • Lopes, Joe
  • Irvine, Weldon
  • Draper, Tom (Thomas R.)
  • Crotty, Jim
  • Glancy, Ken
Accession Number
  • SC 160
Source Metadata Identifier
  • VAD4910-000080_test1
Date Taken
  • circa 1974
Persistent URL
City
  • New York
Title
  • Workin' with Weldon
Physical Description
  • Physical Description: 1 clipping : b&w
  • Personal Name: location in picture: Seated in front L to R: Jim Crotty, Weldon Irvine, Ken Glancy. Standing in Rear L to R: Joe Lopes, Marty Mack, Tom Draper, Ray Harris.
  • Print Type: Black and white
  • 4 x 4.5 in.
  • Photo Type: Portrait
Campus
  • IU Bloomington
Caption
  • Marty Mack, national r&b promotion manager
  • New RCA Records artist Weldon Irvine and RCA Records president Ken Glancy listen to a playback of Irvine's first single, "Walk That Walk
  • Talk That Talk," in the company's New York studios. The single was culled from Weldon's album, "Cosmic Vortex." Seated (left) with Irvine and Glancy is engineer Jim Crotty. In the rear (from left) are engineer Joe Lopes
  • director of r&b Tom Draper
  • and product manager Ray Harris.
Country
  • United States
Holding Location
  • Bloomington - Archives of African American Music & Culture
    2805 E 10th St.
    Suite 180-181
    Bloomington, IN 47408
    Contact at aaamc@iu.edu, 812-855-8547

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