Winston Churchill – I Can Hear It Now
| Лейбл: | Philips – SPL 100 Philips – SPL.100 |
| Формат: | Vinyl |
| Страна: | UK |
| Жанр: | Non-Music |
| Стиль: | Public Broadcast, Spoken Word |
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Треклист:
| A1a | I Have Never Promised Anything But Blood, Tears, Toil And Sweat.... |
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| A1b | I Have Not Always Been Wrong About The Future Of Events.... |
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| A1c | Their Taxation Will Make Food Dearer.... |
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| A1d | For Us In Britain The Nineteenth Century Ended Amid The Glories Of The Victorian Era.... |
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| A1e | I Am A Child Of The House Of Commons.... |
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| A1f | We Have Got A Tremendous Task Before Us.... |
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| A1g | I Had Followed Al Smith's Contest For The Presidency.... |
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| A1h | The Failure To Strangle Bolshevism At Its Birth.... |
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| A1i | For Nearly A Thousand Years England Has Never Seen The Campfires Of An Intruder.... |
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| A1j | You See These Dictators On Their Pedestals.... |
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| A1k | We Must Arm.... |
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| A1l | We Tried Again And Again To Prevent This War.... |
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| A1m | I Cannot Forecast To You The Action Of Russia.... |
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| A1n | Each One Hopes That If He Feeds The Crocodile Enough.... |
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| A1o | Only Finland, Superb, Nay Sublime.... |
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| A2 | It Was Clear That At This Critical Moment In The War....
Dialog – Neville Chamberlain |
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| A3a | I Speak To You For The First Time.... |
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| A3b | I Have Never Promised Anything But Blood, Tears, Toil And Sweat.... |
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| A3c | Francais! C'est Moi, Churchill |
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| A3d | What General Weygand Has Called The "Battle Of France" Is Over.... |
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| A3e | And Now It Has Come To Us To Stand Alone.... |
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| A3f | And If The Nazi Villains Drop Down Upon Us.... |
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| A3g | We Seek To Beat The Life And Soul Out Of Hitler.... |
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| A3h | We Must Regard The Next Week Or So.... |
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| A3i | These Cruel, Wanton, Indiscriminate Bombings Of London.... |
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| A3j | In Order To Win The War Hitler Must Destroy Great Britain.... |
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| A3k | In July, August And September.... |
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| A3l | The Other Day President Roosevelt.... |
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| A3m | We Do Not Need The Gallant Armies.... |
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| A3n | Never Again Let Us Hear The Taunt.... |
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| A3o | Here, Surely, Is The World's Record In The Domain Of The Ridiculous.... |
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| A3p | But One Thing Is Certain, One Thing Is Sure.... |
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| A3q | Now The Old Lion, With Her Lion Cubs At Her Side.... |
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| A3r | At Four O'Clock This Morning Hitler Attacked And Invaded Russia.... |
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| A3s | Can You Doubt What Our Policy Will Be?... |
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| A3t | We Ask No Favours Of The Enemy.... |
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| A3u | Do Not Despair, Brave Norwegians, Your Land Shall Be Cleansed.... |
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| B1 | I Take This Occasion To Say, And It Is My Duty To Say.... |
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| B2 | Yesterday, December 7, 1941, A Date Which Will Live In Infamy....
Dialog – Franklin D. Roosevelt |
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| B3a | The Cabinet, Which Met At Half-Past Twelve To-day.... |
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| B3b | They Have Certainly Embarked Upon A Very Comfortable Undertaking.... |
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| B3c | When I Warned Them That Britain Would Fight On Alone.... |
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| B3d | So I Said, Of Course, I Was Not A Military Expert.... |
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| B3e | When I Was Leaving The Kremlin In The Middle Of August.... |
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| B3f | General Alexander, With His Brilliant Comrade.... |
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| B3g | The Jaws Of Another Russian Winter Are Closing On Hitler's Armies.... |
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| B3h | Ah, This Is Not The End.... |
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| B3i | Let Me, However, Make This Clear.... |
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| B3j | Mr. President, The African War Is Over.... |
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| B3k | Not For One Moment Must We Forget.... |
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| B3l | We, The United Nations, Demand.... |
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| B3m | We Have Heard A Lot Of Talk.... |
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| B3n | It Is A Reasonable Assumption.... |
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| B3o | Since I Spoke To You Last.... |
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| B4 | People Of Western Europe: A Landing Was Made This Morning On The Coast Of France....
Dialog – Dwight David Eisenhower |
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| B5a | It Will Ever Be The Glory Of This Island.... |
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| B5b | The Agreement Which Was Made At Yalta.... |
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| B5c | He Was The Greatest American Friend That Britain Ever Found.... |
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| B5d | After Long Journeys, Toils And Victories.... |
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| B5e | Yesterday Morning, At 2.41 A.M. |
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| B5f | I Wish I Could Tell You To-night That All Our Toils And Troubles Were Over.... |
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| B5g | Writing A Book Is An Adventure.... |
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| B5h | The Last Time I Saw It Coming And I Cried Aloud.... |
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| B5i | From Stettin In The Baltic To Trieste In The Adriatic, An Iron Curtain Has Descended.... |
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| B5j | We Must Build A Kind Of United States Of Europe.... |
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| B5k | I Must Not Conceal From You To-night The Truth As I See It.... |
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| B5l | At Edinburgh The Other Night.... |
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| B5m | Of Course I Am, As I Am Reminded, An Old Man.... |
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| B5n | I Pray Indeed That I May Have This Opportunity.... |
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| B5o | During These Last Months The King Walked With Death.... |
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| B5p | I Am Of The Opinion That We Ought To Have A Try For Peaceful Existence.... |
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| B5q | I Profoundly Believe That This Agreement May Well Become A Monument.... |
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| B5r | There Is Already In The United States No Little Talk.... |
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| B5s | I Have Never Accepted What Many People Have Kindly Said.... |
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| B5t | Let All Of Us Who Are Here Remember.... |
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| B5u | Good-night And Good Luck To You All.... |
Участники записи:
- Abridged By [Edited By], Sleeve Notes, Research – Fred W. Friendly
- Dialog – Winston Churchill
- Narrator, Abridged By [Edited By], Sleeve Notes, Research – Edward R. Murrow
- Research – J. G. Gude
- Research – Joseph Wershba
Лейблы и идентификаторы:
- Matrix / Runout Side A Label: AA 02132 1L
- Matrix / Runout Side B Label: AA 02132 2L
- Matrix / Runout Side A Runout - Stamped: AA02132.1L.1.
- Matrix / Runout Side B Runout - Stamped: AA02132.2L.1.
- Other Export No.: A 01299 L
- Other Tax code embossed around spindle on side 1 label: X/T
Компании:
- Manufactured By – Philips Electrical Ltd.
Участники записи:
- Abridged By [Edited By], Sleeve Notes, Research – Fred W. Friendly
- Dialog – Winston Churchill
- Narrator, Abridged By [Edited By], Sleeve Notes, Research – Edward R. Murrow
- Research – J. G. Gude
- Research – Joseph Wershba
