Capitol Production Music Hi-"Q" Series

[Lexboro]

Capitol Hi-Q series .... a very special topic and maybe not interesting for everyone.
If someone is interested, I can make my collection available for download (approx. 500 back, side a and side b). Of course I'm always interested in covers of Capitol Hi-Q series 
A few additions to the overview from the D series. L, M, S and X are coming soon.

D: Dramatic

Reel D-5/Reel D-6
GB-4149/GB-4150
TC-213, TC-53 to TC-61/TC-46, TC-49 to TC-52, TC-214, TC-216, TC-216A to TC-216C
FB-2705 # FB-2706 (other tracks)
CB-65 to CB-65C, CB-3, CB3A, CB-2 # CB-2A, CN-6, CB-7, CB-95, CB-95A, CB-78, CB78A

Reel D-13/Reel D-14
FB-2713 # FB-2714
CB-16B, CB-67, CB-54, CB-15A, CB-15B, CB-51 # CB-49, CB-49A, CB-50, CB-50A, CB-3B, CB-7A, CB-6A, CB-13

GB-4153 # GB-4154
ZR-23 to ZR-23D, ZR-24 to ZR-24C, ZR-25, ZR-25A, ZR-26 to ZR-26C # ZR-27 to ZR-33

Reel D-19/Reel D-20
GB-4155/GB-4156
TC-5 to TC-13/TC-14 to TC-15, TC-215 to TC-215A, TC-219 to TC-219A, TC-217 to TC-217A

FB-2719 # FB-2720
CB-16, CB-16A, CB-18, CB-15, CB-17, CB-19 # CB-52, CB-55. CB-20, CB-27, CB-21, CB-22, CB-26

Reel D-25/Reel D-26
GB-4201 # GB-4202
SF-62 to SF-68 # SF-70 to SF-75

Reel D-31/Reel D-32
GB-4207 # GB-4208
ZR-54 to ZR-63 # ZR-90 to ZR-90C, ZR-87A to ZR-87E, ZR-91 to ZR-91C, ZR-91K

Reel D-33/Reel D-34
GB-4209 # GB-4210
ZR-1 to ZR-10 # ZR-11 to ZR-19

Reel D-35/Reel D-36
GB-4211 # GB-4212
ZR-64 to ZR-68, ZR-69 to ZR-69C # ZR-71, ZR-72, ZR-72A, ZR-73A to ZR-73D, ZR-74, ZR-75

Reel D-37/Reel D-38
GB-4213 # GB-4214
EM-134 to EM-134C, EM-135 to EM-135C # EM-132 to EM-132C, EM-133 to EM-133B, EM-142

Reel D-39/Reel D-40
GB-4215 # GB-4216
EM-136 to EM-136D, EM-132D, EM-133C, EM-140 # EM-135D, EM-143, EM-141, EM-145, EM-144, EM-136I

Reel D-41/Reel D-42
HB-2263 # HB-2264
TC-401, TC-402, TC-404, TC-48, TC-414 to TC-416, TC-97 # TC-305, TC-306, TC-410 to TC-413

Reel D-43/Reel D-44
HB-2542 # HB-2543
PG-164 to PG-164F, PG-160F # PG-165 to PG-165B, PG-165D, PG-165E, PG-167D, PG-167E, PG-168F

Reel D-45/Reel D-46
HB-2544 # HB-2545
PG-166, PG-166, PG-166B to PG-166F, PG-170C, , PG-170F # PG-169 to PG-169D, PG-169F, PG-175, PG-168G

Reel D-47/Reel D-48
HB-2546 # HB-2547
PG-190 to PG-190F # PG-179 to PG-179C, PG-183 to PG-183, PG-163G, PG-190G

Reel D-57/Reel D-58
HB-2784 # HB-2785
LM-1 to LM-1J # LM-2 to LM-2H, LM-3 to LM-3H

Reel D-125/Reel D-126
KB-2972 # KB-2973
PG-238 to PG-248 # PG-249 to PG-262

Reel D-133/Reel D-134
UB-2366 # UB-2367
GM-170 to GM-175 # GM-176 to GM-179

Reel D-135/Reel D-136
no number!
JB-401 to 409 # JB-410 to JB-419

[kellylynchpin]

Lexboro,

I'd be interested! Are any of the artist/composer names listed on these reels? I'll also send a PM your way. Thanks!

[Walk the Skies 202]

Seconding, haven't seen lots of these listed around and I'm really interested in hearing the Phil Green and William Loose stuff on them.

[Your Pal Doug]

I'd be interested in hearing Reel D-47/Reel D-48
Someone gave me a rip of D-47 once and it is my absolute favorite!
I've never hear the D-48 side.

How thrilling.

Thanks,

Your Pal Doug

[Mr]

If someone is interested, I can make my collection available for download (approx. 500 back, side a and side b). Of course I'm always interested in covers of Capitol Hi-Q series 

Thanks for the additions. Absolutely, sign me up!

I have a large collection of photos of both labels and reel boxes I can share with you if you'd like

[Lexboro]

Yes, I'm really interested!
I noticed that there are sometimes three different types of reels: 1st issue, 2nd re-issue, 3rd BMI. All three editions can differ in the number of tracks, titles and composer.
That is the reason that I would like to take all of your Hi-Q photos. I compare them with mine, check them for issue, select the best ones and make the "library" available for everyone to download. This helps many more than this list.

If anyone has photos of the Hi-Q series, please send them to me or make them available for download.
It will be available for everyone to download in about 2 weeks.

[Lexboro]

I have already shared the D-series in SLSK (I have the same name there as here). Unfortunately the quality of the tracks is not always the best I am so sorry for this !
I started to share the L-series. M, S and X come step by step.

[Mr]

Yeah - I've noticed that as well. Some reel numbers are also repeated, with different cues entirely. I'm guessing there was an original (retracted) version, and subsequent reusage of the same reel number for related material.

I'll see if I can collect all my images together and share them here for everyone's viewing pleasure. It's far from complete, but a good starting point I think.


Here it is:
hxxps://www70.zippyshare.com/v/BdysW1Jy/file.html

Labelling system should be self evident; reel name followed by an underscore and a letter; A/B for front/rear of vinyl sleeve/box, C/D for A- and B-side labels and so on.
I'll add that all the info from these images has already been added to the catalogue listing found here.

For you shares, you should start a 'mega' thread in the Library Vinyl and CD rips sub-forum and collect them there

[Lexboro]

Thank you so much !
Igot it and had a look at your fotos. And, yes, "Roots Vinyl Guide" is a very good source  So I believe we have more then 60% the same fotos.... Anyway, I will start to compare all and think about a labeling system for "dummies".

[Lexboro]

I'd be interested in hearing Reel D-47/Reel D-48
Someone gave me a rip of D-47 once and it is my absolute favorite!
I've never hear the D-48 side.

I am so sorry. D-48 I also not have

[musictheorist]

There were also Cadkin and Bluestone tracks when first introduced in 1956. They were originally from the C & B Music Library (now Musi-Que). Before a rights dispute caused their tracks to be removed from the library. As evident in a re-issue of Reel D-13/D-14 where there is a new tracklist and a new composer.

[musictheorist]

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12FhEz1rnycHB8032q0V4WXJrMUo1Y3gBXtQ4DaVVYjI/edit?usp=sharing

Catalog spreadsheet in the works

[PrimeEvil]

I'd be interested in hearing Reel D-47/Reel D-48
Someone gave me a rip of D-47 once and it is my absolute favorite!
I've never hear the D-48 side.

How thrilling.

Thanks,

Your Pal Doug

Heres D-48.

https://mega.nz/file/SQFwyKrD#qHIjOse1lqn8cmunvyZZR88hMi-PM-3hXMGM4mQIXqk

[Your Pal Doug]

Oh My Lord (sorry Prime Evil) What The Hell!
What How Huh

In Other Words,
You've made me very happy!!! and thanks so much

[stackjackson]

Thanks PrimeEvil

The label for those who need it: