Re: Bikel Recordings: The Horse's Mouth

[George Robinson <GRComm...>]

I find the Bikel recordings in thrift shops regularly. (Indeed, as I
have noted on this list before, thrift shops are a splendid source of
long-lost Jewish music, especially the Salvation Army shops, strangely
enough.) If people are seriously interested, I will start buying up
whatever I see and will be glad to maild them out for the little amount
they cost plus postage. Needless to say, I can't promise a steady
supply, but I do see them often.

George Robinson


MaxwellSt (at) aol(dot)com wrote:
> 
> To help us settle the question of the availability (or lack thereof) of Theo
> Bikel's recordings, I sent him an email.  I am taking the liberty of giving
> his reply verbatim below for those who are interested in the question (and in
> helping him in his quest to get them reissued).
> 
> Lori Lippitz
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> 
> << Dear Lori,
> Thank you for your message. I  much appreciated it.
> My out-of -print albums are somewhat hard to find. But there is a store in
> California  that carries some. Its e-mail address is: rarerecords (at) 
> earthlink(dot)ne
> t
> And there is a movement afoot to persuade Rhino records to release a
> retrospective of my work as a CD package. If you would care to add your
> voice, call, write or e-mail Rhino Records at: david_mclees (at) 
> rhino(dot)com(dot)
> With best wishes,
> Theodore Bikel >>
> 

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