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    tones compulsive cantater

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    No, I don't. I'm relieved to know that, even though I've now embarked upon my 57th. year, I'm not completely senile - the records were indeed called "Julian and John" and "Julian and John 2" - in Australia, where I bought them. The "Together again" title appears on the back of the sleeve of the latter. No worries, mate!
     
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    It looks like Titian resolved the issue - Together etc in the UK, and Julian and John in the USA (and apparently in Oz too). I wonder whether they thought that the popularity of the "Round the Horne" re-runs at the time would confuse the public about the nature of the record in the UK? :D

    (I notice that it's all 'Together' now also on US Amazon and Oz HMV ;) )

    The Archiv discs I was referring to was this set (4713172). The main work is actually L'estro armonico Op 3 - single instrument per part but actually sounding quite beefy on discs 3&4. The only 'plucking' is the Double Mandolin on the first disc, which is also available separately under the title "Alla Rustica" - Galleria 4578972 - but may be being deleted as it's not listed at MDT, but is at Amazon and Crotchet. It also seems to be on an interesting Panorama twofer - 4692202 - which seems to be Vivaldi's 'best bits' out of the 5CD set + the '4 seasons' and the Gloria here - although note that a new recording of the 4 seasons has just come out which is supposed to knock all others for six (from Alessandrini) - although I've not yet heard it myself.
     
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