ron nevison collection
816. The Babys. Set of four Chrysalis Records acetates: the first, a double-sided 10˝ acetate of The Babys’ 1979 songs ‘Every Time I Think of You/Love Don’t Prove’—an especially interesting pairing, as these two songs were never released together as a single. Next, a doublesided 10˝ acetate of ‘Every Time I Think of You,’ featuring a stereo mix on one side and mono version on the other, with a pencil notation to the mono side’s label, “Noisy.” Finally, two single-sided 10˝ acetates of their 1977 hit ‘Isn’t It Time,’ one featuring a stereo version and one a mono version. Featuring vocals from the Babettes, this song closes with their chorus heard alternatively in the left and right channels a result of Nevison’s production work. All are identified in type on The Mastering Lab labels with the track listing and artist info, and are in overall very fine condition. All originate from the personal collection of legendary engineer and producer Ron Nevison. RR Auction COA.…(MB $200)
818.
Chicago: 19.
Flower hologram-style RIAA platinum record award presented to legendary engineer and producer Ron Nevison commemorating the sale of more than 1,000,000 copies of Chicago’s 19. Framed with its plaque, and a cassette to an overall size of 16.75 x 21. Small plaque mostly detached from cassette, otherwise fine condition. Produced by Nevison, this album had three top 10 hits, ‘I Don’t Wanna Live Without Your Love,’ ‘You’re Not Alone,’ and ‘Look Away,’ which reached #1. Originates from Nevison’s personal collection. RR Auction COA.…(MB $200)
819. Damn Yankees. Warner Bros. Records double-sided 12˝ acetate of Damn Yankees’ 1990 self-titled debut album, each side featuring five songs that correspond with those appearing on the final record. Identified in type on The Mastering Lab labels with relevant track listings and artist info, and dated January 31, 1990 (one month before the album’s release). In fine condition. Accompanied by the original sleeve from The Mastering Lab. Originates from the personal collection of legendary engineer and producer Ron Nevison. RR Auction COA.…(MB $200)
820. Dave Mason: Let it Flow. Two Columbia Records single-sided 12˝ acetates of Mason’s 1977 album Let It Flow, each disc featuring one side of the final record. Both are identified in type on The Mastering Lab labels with relevant track listings and artist info. In overall fine condition. Accompanied by the original sleeve from The Mastering Lab. Originates from the personal collection of legendary engineer and producer Ron Nevison. RR Auction COA.…(MB $200)
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