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| I'm just old enough to remember her best from the sitcom Maude... |
Prestige Lively Arts 30000 series (12 inch LP)
LA 30001 Billy Dee Williams: Let's Misbehave
1. A Taste of Honey2. Let's Misbehave
3. Don't Cry
4. Life's a Holliday
5. I Like It Here
6. Warm Tonight
7. Nothin' for Nothin'
8. I Wonder What Became of Me
9. House of Flowers
10. Red Sun Blues
LA 30002 A Taste Of Hermione Baddeley
Hermione Baddeley (reading) 1961| I Changed My Sex A Week Ago Today | |
| Winter In Torquay | |
| Poor Little Cabaret Star | |
| Missing The Bus | |
| Je Suis | |
| Lonely Little Lotus | |
| Old Girls | |
| You | |
| Reprieve |
LA 30003 Roddy McDowall Reads The Horror Stories Of H.P. Lovecraft
"The Outsider"
"The Hound"
"The Hound"
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| Bradbury's own 22 copies of the Meredith reading LP. |
LA 30004 Burgess Meredith Reads Ray Bradbury
LA 30005 Larry Storch Reads Philip Roth's Epstein
from Goodbye, Columbus
LA 30006 James Mason Reads The Imp Of The Perverse And Other Stories By Edgar Allen [sic] Poe
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| The sleeve proofreading at Prestige was perhaps not all it should've been... |
4 comments:
Fun stuff! If I could ever get a handle on the blogs I have, I'd love to add Record Dirt to the mix. I find so much great stuff at the record store where I work on Saturdays.
Probably a pity they didn't get any further than this with the line...they did reissue the Storch/Roth in '69 to capitalize on PORTNOY and the film from GOODBYE, COLUMBUS, as the poster at the link notes.
I'd love to see at least some of these reissued -- not much hope, I'm afraid. Roddy McDowall and H.P. Lovecraft, Burgess Mededith and Ray Bradbury, James Mason and anything...
I'd certainly enjoy hearing the James Mason items, as well...but I've just begun to listen to the Storch reading Roth, and that sounds interesting...Mailer congratulating himself is about what you'd expect...the items with hotlinks have been archived at those links, in whole or in part. So you can hear McDowall right now. As I've mentioned elsewhere, his reading is almost perfect for Lovecraft's tortured, fussy prose.
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