Vinyl Album - John Williams - Heidi - Original Soundtrack - Capitol

Vinyl Album

Artist:	John Williams
Title:	Heidi - Original Soundtrack
Label:	Capitol
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	SKAO-2995
Date:	Nov 1968
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	John Williams	Main Title And Overture	John Williams	Rate
A2	John Williams	The Old Man And The Child	John Williams	Rate
A3	John Williams	A Place Of My Own	John Williams	Rate
A4	John Williams	The Alm	John Williams	Rate
A5	John Williams	The Sleeping Child	John Williams	Rate
A6	John Williams	Meditation	John Williams	Rate
B1	Carri Chase	A Place Of My Own (Heidi's Theme)	John Williams, Rod McKuen	Rate
B2	John Williams	Shadows	John Williams	Rate
B3	John Williams	Reflections	John Williams	Rate
B4	John Williams	A New Dimension	John Williams	Rate
B5	John Williams	The Nature Of Things	John Williams	Rate
B6	John Williams	Love Theme From "Heidi"	John Williams	Rate
B7	John Williams	The Miracle	John Williams	Rate
B8	John Williams	Finale And End Title	John Williams	Rate

Notes

Music From The Original Soundtrack Of The NBC Television Special "Heidi" . Original Score Composed & Conducted By John Williams. Lyric By Rod McKuen. Includes narration [ written By Frederich Brogger ] By Sir Michael Redgrave & Jennifer Edwards .Foldout.

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W.B.lbl 2nd Sep 2020		Oh, and here are images of the Scranton variant, being that {Images #2382810 & 2382811} is a Los Angeles pressing. (Presumably Jacksonville would've used L.A.'s type variant.)



W.B.lbl 6th Mar 2020		A.K.A. the program that on the East Coast and Midwest on Nov. 17, 1968, led to disgruntled football fans who consequently were forced to miss a change in fortune - a Jets 32-29 lead that, seven minutes into the 7 P.M. (EST) hour, turned into a 43-32 loss to Oakland (the crawl at the bottom of the screen during the film alienated those who were watching it) - a game that would forever be called the "Heidi Bowl." The ramifications led to massive changes to the procedure for airing NFL games that ended beyond the start time of the next network programs.