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I discovered a record that I am not sure about and wondered if anyone might enlighten me on it. It is a Capitol Master #7623-10 "Wishin" by Gisele MacKensie / Flip side is Master #9624 "Good Bye Sweetheart" by Gisele MacKensie
All of the numbers and titles are hand written. The label has a date of 1/52 on the bottom and a sticker with "M2111" written on it.
This was apparently published in 1983, as I found a record with these titles and that date on Capitol, but I can't find any info on it as far as being a Master copy... any ideas???
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Capitol Master Record
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Re: Capitol Master Record
Sounds like nothing more than a test pressing. Capitol was cutting from tape masters by 1952, starting in 1949.