With the rise of stereo sound in the late 1950s, many record labels and producers sought to widen theLP’s audio dimensions. They accomplished this by recording jazz instrumentals arranged and engineered to separate different sections of the band. This allowed the sound on phonographs to appear wider apart and have greater dimension and impact. [Photo ab…
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