SFDPS

From the Jimmy DePre tape archives. Recorded live at D.C.A. nightclub in Philly, PA This recording was taken from an 8-track tape cart. Therefore, the sound quality is not of the highest quality. You will also hear a slight dropout every 22.5 minutes due to the tape changing tracks. I did the best that I could to remaster this recording. Excessive tape hiss was removed, and all levels between songs have been leveled out.

This is tape 1 of 2 for that night.

From the Jimmy DePre tape archives. Recorded live at D.C.A. nightclub in Philly, PA This recording was taken from an 8-track tape cart. Therefore, the sound quality is not of the highest quality. You will also hear a slight dropout every 22.5 minutes due to the tape changing tracks. I did the best that I could to remaster this recording. Excessive tape hiss was removed, and all levels between songs have been leveled out.

From the Jimmy DePre tape archives. Recorded live at D.C.A Nightclub in Philadelphia, PA. This was transferred from an 8-track tape cartridge. Therefore, there will be a tiny dropout every 22.5 minutes due to the track changing on the tape. DJ Kurt Borusiewicz was a DJ at D.C.A. Kurt also won Billboard DJ of the year 2 different years, as well as co-writing and producing Hot Shot for Karen Young, along with Andy Kahn. Together they also released an album on RSO under the name of AKB, which yielded a hit, "Stand Up, Sit Down."

This is tape 1 of 2

From the Jimmy DePre tape archives. Recorded live at D.C.A Nightclub in Philadelphia, PA. This was transferred from an 8-track tape cartridge. Therefore, there will be a tiny dropout every 22.5 minutes due to the track changing on the tape. DJ Kurt Borusiewicz was a DJ at D.C.A. Kurt also won Billboard DJ of the year 2 different years, as well as co-writing and producing Hot Shot for Karen Young, along with Andy Kahn. Together they also released an album on RSO under the name of AKB, which yielded a hit, "Stand Up, Sit Down."

This is tape 2 of 2.

From the Michael Lee tape archives. This is a home recorded mixtape. It's a slip cue mix and not beat matched. This is a compilation that Michael made from his import disco 45RPM record collection. There are some great rare disco tracks on this tape! I did some remastering on the mix. I added new EQ, and leveled out the levels between songs, so that they all match.

Another rare bar mixtape from 1976. This was the soundtrack for The Bolt bar in San Francisco, in 1976! From the Rod Roderick tape archives. These tapes were bar tapes that were played off of reel-to-reel tape. Perceptive Audio supplied the tapes to bars. The tapes were made by Sanford Kellman (He later owned The I-Beam club in San Francisco).

I spent 3 hours repairing/restoring this rare Disco DJ mix....

Whomever digitized the original digital file for this, had the audio recording level set too high. The audio file was over saturated in volume, and distorted. I was able to repair it, to the correct level, and remove the distortion. Tape hiss has been removed, and proper EQ was applied. I also enhanced the stereo seraration.

Another rare bar mixtape from 1976. This was the soundtrack for The Bolt bar in San Francisco, in 1976! From the Rod Roderick tape archives. These tapes were bar tapes that were played off of reel-to-reel tape. Perceptive Audio supplied the tapes to bars. The tapes were made by Sanford Kellman (He later owned The I-Beam club in San Francisco).

From the Michael Lee tape archives. Recorded live at Buzzyby's, in San Francisco.

Another rare bar mixtape from 1976. This was the soundtrack for The Bolt bar in San Francisco, in 1976! From the Rod Roderick tape archives. These tapes were bar tapes that were played off of reel-to-reel tape. Perceptive Audio supplied the tapes to bars. The tapes were made by Sanford Kellman (He later owned The I-Beam club in San Francisco).