GG RE: Howard Scott <query>

["Junichi Miyazawa" <farnorth@mbc.sphere.ne.jp>]

Dear John and all:

>These credits are probably given on the original vinyl LP of
>the Italian Concerto.  I don't think I ever owned that one on
>vinyl, but I'm sure somebody on the list does.
>
>The Kazdin book lists this recording as:
>Columbia  ML 5472 (mono)    AND    MS 6141 (stereo)
>
>This LP contains the Italian Concerto, plus the first two
>Partitas in (respectively) B-flat major and C minor.  The release
>date is 1960.
>
>Aside from the producer, there should be an engineering credit.
>As far as the assistant engineer(s), I don't know if Columbia typically
>credited them on recordings of that era.  The guy giving the backrubs
>and making tea is clearly the assistant (second) engineer.

As a matter of fact, I once checked the LP record, but 
I could not find engineers credited.  Every other GG disc of that era
has no credits except its producer.
I also checked the label copy (Sony showed me), but no credit.

>> >Q2.  Is the photographer who took photos of Gould during
>> >an intermission  Don Hunstein?
>
>Yep.  That's a very young-looking Don Hunstein.
>Boy, *there's* somebody who needs to write a book, if he
>hasn't already.  I'm sure that Columbia owns the rights to
>all those great photos, but just imagine what a nice collection
>of GG images could be put together!

Yes, indeed.  At the GGGathering there is an exhibition of 
Don Hunstein photos.  I hope I will be able to meet him.

Anyway, tell me check the terminology of the staff:

>  A.  Howard Scott, producer (it is you!);

producer.

>  B.  a man who might have been in front of the tape deck;
>with a cigarette between the fingers of his left hand (is he
>a recording engineer?)

recording engineer?

>  C.  a man in front of the mixing console with moustach and a necktie,
>  who had his shoulders massaged and 
>  was most probably be called "Fred"(is he a mixer, controlman?)

engineer?  mixer?  

>  D.  a man behind "Fred" who massaged "Fred'"s shoulder

assistant engineer

Thank you in advance.

Regards,

--Junichi