How Little We Know [Polymax Process Disc]
b/w: Where Or When
1963 Polymax Process
Written By
Carolyn Leigh, Philip Springer
Arranger
Nelson Riddle
Technical
Catalog Number: 2029/J-4111
Master Number: 2029
Format: 45-7"
Tracks
A-Side: How Little We Know [Polymax Process Disc]
B-Side: Where Or When
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Notes
Polymax was a chemical additive to vinyl resin which supposedly improved sound and resisted static attraction to dust. The process is comparable to "EverClean" on the Japanese Capitol red vinyl LPs.
The Reprise Polymax Process singles were issued as a series of 45s, apparently promotional, covering the LPs that had been issued prior to the merger with Warner Bros. Polymax was developed in the early 1960s by Research Craft Corporation, which had pressed records for Warner Bros. during that era.
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