Vinyl Album - Edward R. Murrow And Fred W. Friendly - I Can Hear It Now - Columbia Masterworks

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Edward R. Murrow And Fred W. Friendly
Title:	I Can Hear It Now
Label:	Columbia Masterworks
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	ML 4095 / ML 54095
Date:	1948
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	4 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Edward R. Murrow And Fred W. Friendly	Will Rogers; Roosevelt Inauguration; Huey Long; Duke Of Windsor		Rate
A2	Edward R. Murrow And Fred W. Friendly	La Guardia; Landon; Roosevelt; John L. Lewis; Hindenburg Disaster		Rate
A3	Edward R. Murrow And Fred W. Friendly	Czech Crisis; Chamberlain; Hitler; Louis-Schmeling Fight; Gehrig Farewell		Rate
A4	Edward R. Murrow And Fred W. Friendly	Britain Enters The War; Lindbergh; Al Smith; Hugh Johnson; Roosevelt; Mussolini		Rate
A5	Edward R. Murrow And Fred W. Friendly	Reynaud; Surrender At Compiegne; Chamberlain; Churchill; Princesses Elisabeth And Margaret Rose		Rate
B1	Edward R. Murrow And Fred W. Friendly	Joseph Martin And Wendell Willkie; Roosevelt; Churchill; Pearl Harbor Announcement		Rate
B2	Edward R. Murrow And Fred W. Friendly	Declaration Of War; D-Day (Eisenhower, De Gaulle, King Haakon)		Rate
B3	Edward R. Murrow And Fred W. Friendly	Invasion Craft; Stalin; Dewey; F.D.R.		Rate
B4	Edward R. Murrow And Fred W. Friendly	Roosevelt's Death And Funeral; Truman Speaks To Congress; Opening Of U.N.; Announcement Of German Surrender		Rate
B5	Edward R. Murrow And Fred W. Friendly	Chaplain's Prayer Before First Atom Bomb Mission; Hiroshima Attack; Japan Surrender; MacArthur		Rate

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W.B.lbl 14th Mar 2024		Added c.1959 Bridgeport, CT variant, with massive layout change in label copy. (Came with a revamped cover with a drawing of Mr. Murrow by R.R. Bouché, unfortunately that cover got damaged by mold and had to be thrown out.) B.T.W., {Images #670764 & 670766} dates to between 1955 and 1957.



BigBadBluesMan 2nd Oct 2015



Trainman 13th Feb 2015		added revised "volume 1" cover and grey 1955 labels



W.B.lbl 24th Aug 2014		From Murrow, yes. (And B.T.W., he should be the only artist credited on these volumes; 'Edward R. Murrow, Fred W. Friendly' should be the writing credit for these tracks.)



Bill Fick 22nd Aug 2014		I have 3 volumes of this series. Was that all that were made?



W.B.lbl 22nd Aug 2014		P.S. Robert Trout's newscast in Track B5 about Japan's surrender was a re-creation; the actual aircheck of his newscast from that day was way different in its presentation, not as super-polished as here, and had more of an "on the fly" feel to it. (The website that had that 'check, unfortunately, no longer has them.)



W.B.lbl 22nd Aug 2014		The grey '6 eye' labels (which I have) were made after 1955, and my own pressing was circa 1960, with the matrix prefix shown on the center label as 'x"Lp".' (The front cover was revamped around 1960.)



Trainman 22nd Aug 2014		2nd. release, same year (1948) has a conventional sleeve, says "volume 1" in upper right corner od sleeve and grey :6 eye" disc labels



guykan 22nd Aug 2014		This release has a foldout sleeve quite similar to the "Unipak" design of later years.