Jean Seaton speaks to The Times about the BBCs selling of its vinyl archive
Prof. Jean Seaton recently spoke with The Times about the BBC’s selling off its Vinyl archive through auction. Seaton noted that the collection is unique due to the way it archived and collected performances from such a wide range of genres. This has led to the BBC owning an extensive and comprehensive archive of recordings, which will now attract buyers from around the world.
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