Comparing tones for 432 hertz, 440 hertz and 528 hertz?

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Mr. Oizo - iSoap

Paul B. Davis and either Bitch Ass Darius or Astroboy recorded live in 2001 at a Big Pink Brains party in St. Louis,  Missouri. Specifically, in a warehouse on Cherokee for about 600 people, Mr. Davis and the mystery ??? dropped midwest jams from Chicago, Detroit, St. Louis and Oberlin.

Paul B. Davis and ?? live set, Big Pink Brains party St. Louis 2001

Summer Job Mix '10

A recording of Atlanta-based visual artist and musician Lonnie Holley's first song during a performance at the Broad in Los Angeles on July 28, 2018.

Lonnie Holley At The Broad

Instrumentals and vocals by Cuarteto Coculense.
Notes:
Edison Amberol: 6070.
Canción popular.
Issue date estimated from Truesound online discography project: 1909 documenting the acoustical era (1888 - 1930) / Christian Zwarg, 2003.
Language: Sung in Spanish.
Group Name: Cuarteto Coculense
Original Item Information: Special Coll., Performing Arts Cylinder 14930
Durable URL: http://www.library.ucsb.edu/OBJID/Cylinder14930

Edison Amberol: 6070

Cuarteto Coculense, "Las Campanillas" (1909)

historical recording from the archives of Rainbo Records in Los Angeles circa 1956. Drawn from a recordable cardboard record patented by Rainbo's Jack Brown, this recording was found in Brown's archives. Thanks to Jonathan Ward and Michael Graves for help in the digital transfers.

02 - Rainbo cardboard disc from 1956 - Shamus Wedding - CLEAN

Pianist Joe Sullivan recording found in the archives of Rainbo Records founder Jack Brown. Transferred from Brown's patented recording technology, which allowed flexidiscs to be affixed to cardboard, the recording is of Billy Berg's Supper Club on Vine St., and also features LA Daily News columnist Slim Gaillard. Thanks to Jonathan Ward and Michael Graves for the digital transfers.

Rainbo Records recording of Joe Sullivan, 1945 - CLEAN

A Lil Edit by LilEdit. CD and vinyl mix (and one streamed cover song) recorded directly to Maxell XL-IIS 100 (dolby); all edits except one were done on cassette. Radio cues courtesy the wild world of Los Angeles AM radio. DM me if you want a high-res .wav version.

Side A
L.A. AM radio
Cate Le Bon & Group Listening, “Sad Nudes”
Fripp & Eno, “Altair”
The Bionaut, “Lush Life Electronica”
Broadcast, “Small Song IV”
Angel Olsen, “More Than This” (live under lockdown)
Pole 
“Caravan”
Harouki Hosoumi, Hepatitis
Harouki Hosoumi, Hum Ghar Sajan
Sacred Harp Singers.
Khan & Walker, Empire State Observation Deck (M. Flux remix).

Side B
Michael Mayer
Nico Muhly and Thomas Bartlett
Ghost, 'Mounged Te Deum'
Boredoms: Rebore Vol. 1
Mary Halverson and John Dieterich
Fennesz
David Kilgour, “Shimmering”
Eyvand Kang, “Inevitability/The Engagement”
Villalobos and Loderbauer
Mica Levi.
The Caretaker

Lil Edit's CoronaCassette Mix 2020

Los Angeles 2010 (Or Thereabouts)

RR is a writer and DJ best known for his work with the Los Angeles Times. He's got two turntables, a dinky Stanton mixer, thousandz of records: early and late-period electronic music; ancient Americana; first- and second generation hip hop; Chicago house (Dance Mania, Cajual, and Relief are obsessions); Detroit, Cologne and Berlin techno; deep shelves full of Jamaican rocksteady and roots reggae, dub and reggaeton; mucho giga digi files of rock and jazz; and the long-running Sovereign Glory radio show and podcast. He likes rhythm, basically, and does occasional mixes for dublab.com.

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