re·mas·ter 
(rē-măstər)
(rē-măstər)tr.v. re·mas·tered, re·mas·ter·ing, re·mas·ters
To master again, especially to produce a new master recording of (an old recording) in order to improve the sound quality.
- James Maitland
- James Marshall Hendrix.
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- James Maury
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- James Merritt
- James Nathaniel
- (James) Paul
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- James Price
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- James River
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- James Russell
- James Scott
- James Scott.
- James Thomas
- James Thomas
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- James Weldon
- James Whitcomb
- James Whyte
- J(ames) William
- James Young