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Artist: Gene Wood Title: What Would Have Happened If? Label:   Coral Country: USA Catalogue: CRL-57428 Date: Jul 1963 Format: LP Collection:   I Own It     I Want It  Community:    Price Guide: Valuation Page » Search eBay #AD  » Search Amazon #AD This site contains affiliate links for which we may be compensated.

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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Gene Wood	Introductory Remarks		Rate
A2	Gene Wood	Christopher Columbus		Rate
A3	Gene Wood	Alexander Graham Bell		Rate
A4	Gene Wood	Colonel John Glenn In Orbit		Rate
A5	Gene Wood	Lindbergh And The Spirit Of Saint Louis		Rate
A6	Gene Wood	Pierre And Marie Curie And The Discovery Of Radium		Rate
A7	Gene Wood	Ceasar And Cleopatra		Rate
A8	Gene Wood	The President Of The United States		Rate
A9	Gene Wood	Adam And Eve		Rate
A10	Gene Wood	The Gettysburg Address		Rate
B1	Gene Wood	Thomas Alva Edison And The Invention Of The Telephone		Rate
B2	Gene Wood	Thomas Alva Edison - Part 2		Rate
B3	Gene Wood	The Boston Tea Party		Rate
B4	Gene Wood	The Star Spangled Banner		Rate
B5	Gene Wood	The House Painter		Rate
B6	Gene Wood	Whistler's Mother		Rate
B7	Gene Wood	The Midnight Ride Of Paul Revere		Rate
B8	Gene Wood	Captain John Smith And Pocahontas		Rate
B9	Gene Wood	David And Goliath		Rate

Notes

Release info of this disc of 33.33 rpm is found by means of the 3 August 1963 edition of the Billboard magazine on page 31.

On the a side of this disc, only 10 of the 13 spoken word titles were inserted simply because this database only permits the maximum of 10 tunes for each disc side.

The 3 remaining spoken word titles follow:

11A. The Louisiana Purchase
12A. The Wright Brothers And The First Plane
13A. Freud

The subtitle "A Peek at History Through Fun Colored Glasses" appears exclusively on the front jacket, whereas the subtitle "Comedy Stories And Songs" appear by means of both the a and b sides of this disc. All the spoken word titles were written by both Jay Burton and Gene Wood.

For many years, Mr. Burton wrote funny skits for comedians, such as Bob Hope, Milton Berle and Goodman Ace, in an attempt to overthrow their careers, so that he could be renowned the greatest comedy writer and entertainer that ever existed. These failed attempts had led Mr. Burton to co-write this comedy LP with Gene Wood. Accordingly, this disc had poorly sold that Mr. Burton ultimately quit the comedy business.

Lastly, this disc was first issued with the red, orange, green, blue and purple colors that were enclosed by the Coral multi-color logo, and by the audio indicator on a mostly black background Coral label.

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