ORSON WELLES' WAR OF THE WORLDS (RADIO BROADCAST) 2LP '69 EVOLUTION 4001 VG++
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Description
This is a rare original copy of the excellent WAR OF THE WORLDS 2LP on Evolution Records (4001, "rechanneled to simulate Stereo") from 1969. An absolutely essential vinyl pressing of "The Actual Broadcast by the Mercury Theatre on the Air as heard over the Columbia Broadcasting System, October 30, 1938. The most throlling drama ever broadcast from the famed HOWARD KOCH script!" The vinyl is in VG++ condition; visibly glossy and quite clean with only a few stray light marks and the slightest unobtrusive surface noise. The gatefold cover is in VG condition with a few minor scuffs and dings and some barely legible writing in small font in ballpoint pen at the center of the front side, as pictured. Don't pass this one up!
Tracklist
A War Of The Worlds (Part 1) 13:18 B War Of The Worlds (Part 2) 15:55 C War Of The Worlds (Part 3) 14:06 D War Of The Worlds (Part 4) 14:17Credits
- Effects – Ora Nichols
- Executive-Producer – John Houseman
- Music By – Bernard Herrmann
- Script By, Liner Notes – Howard Koch
- Voice Actor [Brigadier General Montgomery Smith, Langham Field Operator, Voice Of Newark] – Richard Wilson (15)
- Voice Actor [Captain Lansing, Secretary Of The Interior, Bayonne Radio Operator, Policeman] – Kenny Delmar
- Voice Actor [Carl Phillips, Operator 2x2l] – Frank Readick
- Voice Actor [Meridian Room Announcer, Gunner] – William Alland
- Voice Actor [New York Weather Announcer, Studio Announcer No. 3], Directed By – Paul Stewart (15)
- Voice Actor [Observer] – Stefan Schnabel
- Voice Actor [Operator 8x3r] – William Herz
- Voice Actor [Professor Richard Pierson], Directed By – Orson Welles
- Voice Actor [Studio Announcer No. 2, Stranger] – Carl Frank
- Voice Actor [Wilmuth, Harry Mcdonald, Rooftop Announcer] – Ray Collins (2)
Notes
The actual broadcast by The Mercury Theatre On The Air as heard over the Columbia Broadcasting System, October, 30 1938.Based on the novel by H.G. Wells
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