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12/07/2024

This Saturday…

11/27/2024

Join us for Small Business Saturday at for some premium record spinning. We’ll be bringing nearly 100 new arrivals, as well as another 100 or so “records from the vault” that aren’t usually for sale (and some might still not be) that can help us start a discussion about collection development. We will also have sample turntables in a range of prices to start a discussion about bespoke setups to fit needs and budget that allow for upgrades later, etc.

11/19/2024

Whether you like laying down tasty jams or just listening to them, please join us this Sunday at the VFW! And if you’re not following our new and accessible page, parlor_media, strongly recommend. 🙏

10/18/2024

Not following yet? Pleaseeee do. Have very limited access to this account!!

Show this weekend:

Who is he? Where is he? What did he do? All of this and more, on Sunday the 20th, at the VFW in New Paltz. Come listen to the first band rendition of The Wandering Singer, the latest single from John the Father. And if you want to join in on the jam, reach out to one of us, either or . It’s going to be a fun experiment, come and enjoy however you please.

10/15/2024

Join us this Sunday! Want to sit in? Send a message.

We have limited access to ParlorNewPaltz because IG has zero customer service. Be sure to follow us at parlor_media for releases and news. A share helps!

Stay tuned though. Some new tunes are on the horizon.

09/22/2024

Todays event postponed! New date to be announced.

09/20/2024

Hello! If you aren’t following our new account that we can actually use and communicate with, please consider: parlor_media

But also! We are at the VFW in New Paltz this Sunday. ✨ We have a trio jam, but we encourage you to reach out if you’d like to sit in. Either way, come out and enjoy some live music.

09/10/2024

Hi all! Dropping a post to let ya know about an upcoming event AND our new account. We have officially moved to parlor_media

John Ackerman will be reading from his book All the Air in the Room this Friday at Green Kill.

(We have been attempting for an extensive time to get proper access to this account but it’s impossible to reach a human.)

06/27/2024

05/24/2024

Biden is coming to town and our voices will be heard!

“At 10 am tomorrow [Saturday], people will gather at the Gazebo in Highland Falls which is on Route 293 entering the Village . You get to Highland Falls on Route 9W and can exit 9W driving South and wind your way into the Village and you will come face to face with this gazebo which is at the center of a small park. We will gather and then march to Thayer Gate. We will speak and we will chant and we will make known our views about the slaughter under way with our nation’s continued support, whatever is otherwise being suggested by some in power. “

Please share the word, as social media doesn’t like posts like this for some reason. 👀 #🍉 #🍉🍉🍉

05/22/2024

We are trying to raise the visibility of this event. Please spread the word. The future leadership of our military will a a commencement address by the commander in chief. It is only right that we remind them to demand they use their skills to enhance peace though their strength. 5/25 10 am Gazebo at Roe Park, Highland Falls NY
ANNOUNCEMENT:
When a principal player in the madness comes to our backyard, we are compelled to act and remonstrate and highlight our views. It is one important thing to demonstrate on campuses concerning complicity and profit from war games. It is another to confront the war machine directly and demand that the madness, the genocide, the destruction of our planet ends. Joe Biden is coming to West point to deliver the commencement address on May 25. When Mr. Bush came during the IRAQ war, we were there and we must be there again, twenty years later and so much all of good will. We are not OUTSIDE AGITATORS. None of us can stand for the slaughter and starvation of innocents. Please spread the word as we need a huge presence if people can muster the energy to come. For those with contacts in NYC with the movement there, please invite all people of good will…this will be a peaceful assembly and our voices will be heard. From every mountain top, we must proclaim our values and not be snowed or intimidated by a police state response. Please spread the word. Best to all.



Michael H. Sussman, Esq.

05/21/2024

Please spread the word!

05/19/2024

FYI

04/28/2024

Enquire for details or check our site, this interesting collection of Langston Hughes on vinyl is synergistic: essential for the jazz enthusiast, essential for the poetry enthusiast... highly underrated!

04/22/2024

Tha Animal Alphabet Part I [Part II]

Together, 16pp [parts "I" and "II" each being four leaves] color lithography, a rhyming alphabet for an adult audience. Illustrated cover included in pagination "Copyrighted, Ketterlinus, 1897, Phila. ... Supplement to The Press, Sunday, Nov. 28th, 1897."

According to Worldcat listings Trinity College in Hartford is unique in listing both parts, part one is listed as held by the Library of Congress as well. The Library Company has a catalog entry for an ephemera grouping that may include this, nevertheless it appears to be very scarce.

For information on the Ketterlinus firm see: https://digital.librarycompany.org/islandora/object/digitool%3A79396

04/05/2024

just sayin hello

04/03/2024

The violinist Guila Bustabo had her career destroyed by a controlling mother that elected to live in N**i Germany. She appears on this record under the pseudonym Karl Brandt.

Paganini: Violin Concerto #1 In D, Op. 6, Chausson: Poème

Royale 1339, 1952.

Guila Bustabo (February 25, 1916 – April 27, 2002) was a prominent American concert and recital violinist. She was arrested under General Patton under the de-N**ification vvhen he discovered she had performed in occupied countries.

Guila Bustabo was born in Manitowoc, Wisconsin, in 1916[1] as Teressina Bustabo.[2] She began playing the violin at age two. At age three, she played privately for Frederick Stock, the conductor of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.[3] At age three, her family moved to Chicago so that she could study with Ray Huntington at the Chicago Musical College.[3] Before she was five, she was studying in Chicago with Leon Samétini, a former pupil of the 19th-early 20th century virtuoso and composer Eugène Ysaÿe. By age nine, she performed with the Chicago Symphony and as a young prodigy she also performed with the Philadelphia Orchestra and the National Orchestral Association. Still a prodigy, she then studied at the Juilliard School under Louis Persinger.

Her career was always tightly controlled by her mother, Blanche (1895–1992). Guila Bustabo once said, "Menuhin got away from his parents. He was lucky. I never got away from mine." Yehudi Menuhin was one of her Juilliard classmates.

see Wikipedia.

Chausson, Poeme, Berlin Symphony Orchestra, "Gerd Rubahn", conductor. Released 1952 on LP Royale 1339. The violinist, if it is Bustabo, is listed under the pseudonym Karl Brandt. The origin of this recording is in doubt. The violinist is probably but not certainly Bustabo. "Gerd Rubahn" is a pseudonym used by Royale and related labels to disguise the sources of unauthorized publications.

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