needed quickly isrc number of lp

Subject: needed quickly isrc number of lp
From: The Sandman
Date: 22 Nov 13 - 12:22 PM

does anyone have the lp on my little concertina by dick miles and the isc number , it would be much appreciated if they could let me know the number, i do not have a copy myself ,dick miles

Subject: RE: needed quickly isrc number of lp
From: GUEST,bigJ
Date: 22 Nov 13 - 12:37 PM

Can't help with the LP, but the cassette was Brewhouse BHC8812 (1989,were they the same number?

Subject: on my little concertina lp info needed
From: The Sandman
Date: 22 Nov 13 - 12:38 PM

i need the isrc number and a track list, does anyone have a copy, thanks

Subject: RE: needed quickly isrc number of lp
From: The Sandman
Date: 22 Nov 13 - 12:42 PM

thanks big j, not sure, but if you have the cassette it will be a number on the cassette like 5020601900849

Subject: RE: needed quickly isrc number of lp
From: treewind
Date: 22 Nov 13 - 05:34 PM

Tracks, not whole albums, have ISRC numbers - each track has a different ISRC, though the first part of each will be the same for each one in the album. But PPL doesn't list any ISRCs for that album. It does tell me:

PPL Recording ID:4752138

Barcode 5020601881216

Catalog number BH8812 (LP) BHC8812 (cassette)

That's about all the information listed, apart from dates, and Brewhouse, and "Richard Miles"

Subject: RE: needed quickly isrc number of lp
From: GUEST,Hootenanny
Date: 22 Nov 13 - 06:16 PM

As suggested by the above posting you should contact PPL who have all this information to enable them to pay out royalties.

Hoot

Subject: RE: needed quickly isrc number of lp
From: treewind
Date: 22 Nov 13 - 06:34 PM

Yes, though you have to be a member to search the database.
PPL say: "Anyone who has performed on recorded music can join PPL as a performer member."
Dick would obviously qualify on that basis and I don't think it would cost anything.

(I don't even remember paying, and that was as a record label, to register a recording)

Subject: RE: needed quickly isrc number of lp
From: GUEST,Hootenanny
Date: 23 Nov 13 - 05:03 AM

Any musician who has performed on a commercially available recording should register with PPL. It costs nothing (unless things have changed since I worked there). Registering means that if any commercially available recording in which you have taken part is played publicly and thus earns royalties then you get a share. In the folk world this is usually peanuts if anything but as it costs nothing to register then you have nothing to lose.

Hoot