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105:) is the Saydisc group of labels. I have been collecting these since the 1970s, and seriously researching/documenting the label since around 2002. I am now in the odd situation that, if Saydisc wants to know something about items no longer on catalogue, it asks me. I am, however, independent of, and not connected to, the company or to either of the owners (other than probably making myself a pest every now and then with various trivial questions about records they have long since forgotten releasing). I have tried to make the Saydisc article as objective as possible. 78:. I have also contributed to various CD releases, including translation of inlay booklet notes to English, sourcing and digitisation of rare vinyl records for authorized reissue projects, proofreading, and filling information gaps in record labels' own archives. 96:
Other work includes freelance business analysis and marking postgraduate professional exams in business analysis, risk, ethics, governance and related areas. All of these areas are ones in which I consider myself competent to contribute to Knowledge.
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My main area of interest (when not writing) is record collecting (with the emphasis on original vinyl releases) and documenting record labels. In terms of collecting, my main interest (apart from a fascination with the covermounts distributed with
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Several recorded music history books have been nominated for international academic awards for research excellence by the
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Heritage Trust's in-house magazine), the proceedings for the 51st Annual Meeting of the
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The British Classical Record Industry, 1945 to 1959: Fidelity and Formats
69: 29: 57: 16:I am a freelance author with books published on 70:International Society for the Systems Sciences 87:The Immediate Discography: the First 20 Years 8: 83:Association for Recorded Sound Collections 28:, British railway recording history, and 7: 58:Somerset & Dorset Railway Trust 32:. Work has also been published by 14: 1: 119: 18:recorded music history 56:(the bulletin of the 66:Avon Valley Railway 103:BBC Music Magazine 75:Student Accountant 43:BBC Music Magazine 24:and development, 110: 49:Record Collector 118: 117: 113: 112: 111: 109: 108: 107: 22:database design 12: 11: 5: 116: 114: 13: 10: 9: 6: 4: 3: 2: 115: 106: 104: 98: 94: 92: 88: 84: 79: 77: 76: 71: 67: 63: 59: 55: 54:Pines Express 51: 50: 45: 44: 39: 35: 34:Penguin Books 31: 27: 23: 20:, relational 19: 102: 99: 95: 80: 73: 61: 53: 47: 41: 38:Rough Guides 15: 52:magazine, 62:Semaphore 26:biography 85:(ARSC). 30:fiction 72:, and 64:(the 60:), 46:, 40:, 36:/

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recorded music history
database design
biography
fiction
Penguin Books
Rough Guides
BBC Music Magazine
Record Collector
Somerset & Dorset Railway Trust
Avon Valley Railway
International Society for the Systems Sciences
Student Accountant
Association for Recorded Sound Collections
The Immediate Discography: the First 20 Years
The British Classical Record Industry, 1945 to 1959: Fidelity and Formats

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