One Man’s Quest to Digitize and Publicize Rare Records
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Thousands of recordings that had been largely consigned to the realm of prehistory in the digital age have gained a new life, thanks to the tireless efforts of one man.Cliff Bolling didn’t realize what he was getting into when he picked up a copy of the first record he ever owned (Cliff Steward’s “Aba Daba Honeymoon”) and realized soon after that “there’s a whole world of music that you don’t hear anymore, and it’s on 78 RPM records.”