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Van Gelder's interest in microphones and electronics can be traced to a youthful enthusiasm for amateur radio.Ted Lewis in the 1920s, Van Gelder first recorded friends in his parents' Hackensack, New Jersey, living room, while working during the day as an optometrist.One of Van Gelder's friends, baritone saxophonist Gil Melle, introduced him to Blue Note Records producer Alfred Lion around 1952.The meeting led to the start of a second career, and as a result, Van Gelder is closely associated with the Blue Note label.Within a few years Van Gelder was in demand by many other independent labels based around New York, including Prestige Records and Savoy Records.The structure was inspired by the work of Frank Lloyd Wright and bore some resemblance to a chapel, with high ceilings and fine acoustics.Monk composed a tribute to Van Gelder called "Hackensack."Other labels, such as Verve Records, made use of the new facility while Blue Note and Prestige continued their associations with Van Gelder for several years.Van Gelder was secretive about his recording methods, leading to much speculation among fans and critics about particular details.Though his output slowed, Van Gelder still remains active as a recording engineer.Prestige albums he recorded for its current owners, Concord Records.Van Gelder still resides in Englewood Cliffs."Rudy Van Gelder" by Steve Huey for allmusic.Blue Note Records: The Biography.All text is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License.Call us for details 800.Call us for details 800.Call us for details 800.Bob Van Gelder on March 15, 1975.An extensive reference list is available upon request.Copyright 2005 van Gelder Studios.Charles van Gelder Importers, Inc.Charles van Gelder (CvG) Importers, Inc.CvG management that has first hand knowledge of international trade and development, specifically relating to commercial carpet, entrance mats, floor mats, logo mats, and modular carpet tile.Why Industrial Floor Mats or Entrance Mats?Excluding this unwanted grime prolongs the life of entrance flooring and reduces maintenance costs to keep your entrance clean and safe.Charles van Gelder Importers, Inc.
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