I hear GSPS has modern musicians that have made recordings, is this correct?
> > I echo those sentiments on behalf of GSPS, the California chapter of MAPS, > > which I founded with a handful of collectors about ten years ago. Not bad > > for a club about whom one collector said "you won't last six months".> We > > also have a publication, a monthly newsletter, which we find delight in. I > > hesitate to say that any one publication is the best, when all our > > publications have value to the readers. Certainly the CAPS publication is > > the highest quality publication, with glossy cover, color pics, etc. I > > certainly enjoy getting it. But I enjoy the less technically advanced ones > > too, which also have good content. They all add to the enjoyment of the > > hobby.> John Robles From [email protected] Thu Mar 13 22:23:02 2008 From: [email protected] (john robles) Date: Thu Mar 13 22:23:15 2008 Subject: [Phono-L] Phonograph Organizations In-Reply-To: <[email protected]> Message-ID: <[email protected]> True, and I am working on my second CD! Steven Medved <[email protected]> wrote: I hear GSPS has modern musicians that have made recordings, is this correct? > > I echo those sentiments on behalf of GSPS, the California chapter of MAPS, > > which I founded with a handful of collectors about ten years ago. Not bad > > for a club about whom one collector said "you won't last six months".> We > > also have a publication, a monthly newsletter, which we find delight in. I > > hesitate to say that any one publication is the best, when all our > > publications have value to the readers. Certainly the CAPS publication is > > the highest quality publication, with glossy cover, color pics, etc. I > > certainly enjoy getting it. But I enjoy the less technically advanced ones > > too, which also have good content. They all add to the enjoyment of the > > hobby.> John Robles_______________________________________________ Phono-L mailing list http://phono-l.oldcrank.org
