Jack Warner – Songs Of Two World Wars
| Лейбл: | World Record Club – S-2432 World Record Club – S/2432 |
| Формат: | Vinyl |
| Страна: | Australia |
| Дата релиза: | 1969 |
| Жанр: | Brass & Military |
| Стиль: | Military |
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Треклист:
| A1 | Pack Up Your Troubles |
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| A2 | Goodbye Dolly Grey |
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| A3 | Oh How I Hate To Get Up In The Morning |
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| A4 | There's A Long, Long Trail A-Winding |
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| A5 | How You Gonna Keep Them Down On The Farm |
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| A6 | When At Last This War Is Over |
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| A7 | Here's To Good Old Beer |
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| A8 | Goodbye-ee |
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| A9 | K-K-K-Katie |
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| A10 | We Are Fred Karno's Army |
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| A11 | Take Me Back To Dear Old Blighty |
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| A12 | Comrades |
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| A13 | Mademoiselle From Armentieres |
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| A14 | Quartermaster's Stores |
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| A15 | Keep The Home Fires Burning |
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| A16 | Tipperary |
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| B1 | Siegfried Line |
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| B2 | Run, Rabbit, Run |
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| B3 | Roll Me Over |
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| B4 | Roll Out The Barrel |
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| B5 | Old King Cole |
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| B6 | Waltzing Matilda |
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| B7 | You Are My Sunshine |
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| B8 | You'll Get Used To It |
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| B9 | Colonel Bogey |
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| B10 | This Is The Army, Mr. Jones |
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| B11 | Alouette |
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| B12 | We'll Meet Again |
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| B13 | She Wore A Yellow Ribbon |
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| B14 | Lili Marlene |
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| B15 | Bless 'Em All |
Участники записи:
- Conductor, Arranged By – Alan Braden
- Producer – Cyril Ornadel
- Script By – Frederick Woods
- Sleeve Notes – Peter Clayton
Лейблы и идентификаторы:
- Matrix / Runout Side 1 label: 2YS495
- Matrix / Runout Side 2 label: 2YS496
- Matrix / Runout Side 1 runout - handwritten: 2YS 495
- Matrix / Runout Side 2 runout - handwritten: 2YS 496
- Rights Society : G.E.M.A.
Компании:
- Published By – Palings ∙ Sydney
- Published By – Chappell's ∙ Sydney
- Published By – Boosey & Hawkes (Aust.)
- Published By – Allan's
- Published By – D. Davis & Co Ltd ∙ Melbourne
- Published By – Worlco
- Published By – J. Albert & Son Pty. Ltd.
- Recorded By – F.C.M. Productions
Участники записи:
- Conductor, Arranged By – Alan Braden
- Producer – Cyril Ornadel
- Script By – Frederick Woods
- Sleeve Notes – Peter Clayton
