Lincoln Mayorga 3 LP Lot: Distinguished Guests II & III, Up In Hollywood Town
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Lincoln Mayorga 3 LP Lot: Distinguished Guests II & III, Growing Up In Hollywood Town.
Thanks for Looking! I will combine USPS Media Mail shipping costs for purchases of multiple offers. I will mail 12 CDs in one package for approximately $9.00 and will bundle 10 Vinyl LPs in one package for approximately $13.00. Larger purchases will be shipped for actual shipping costs. Please purchase your items and I will send a combined invoice with shipping costs so you can make one payment.
Lincoln Mayorga (born March 28, 1937) is an American pianist, arranger, conductor and composer who has worked in rock and roll, pop, jazz and classical music. Mayorga was born in Los Angeles, California, attended Hollywood High School, and trained as a classical pianist. He began working as arranger and accompanist to his high-school friends in the Four Preps, contributing one of the two piano parts on their 1958 hit "Big Man" and being known as "the fifth Prep". The group's producer, Lou Busch, helped Mayorga get a ragtime album issued in 1958, which was released under the pseudonym "Brooke Pemberton." In the 1970s he helped establish the audiophile record company Sheffield Lab, and set up his own label, TownHall Records, which specializes in historical reissues and comprehensive collections of jazz and classical music and is "dedicated to the concept that recordings should preserve permanently the important musical art of our time". In the late 1970s he recorded an album with Lou Busch (aka Joe "Fingers" Carr) on the Sheffield label, The Brinkerhoff Piano Company Salutes the Sentimental Sixties. Singer/songwriter Amanda McBroom teamed up with Mayorga to record two well-received albums on Sheffield, Growing Up in Hollywood Town and West of Oz. In addition he recorded the Irving Berlin Century with vocalist Margie Gibson under the Sheffield banner.
Here is a rare opportunity to own a great collection of Lincoln's Sheffield direct to disk recordings conservatively rated at VG+ to NM.
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