Various - The Sounds Of History Record 10: 1917-1932 / War, Boom And Bust FLAC
Tracklist
| 1 | –Jerome Kern, Oscar Hammerstein II | Make Believe/Why Do I Love You? |
| 2 | –Irving Berlin | Always/All Alone |
| 3 | –Time Life | Herbert Hoover's speech accepting the Republican nomination for President . |
| 4 | –Herman Shertser | Charleston/Black Bottom/La Cumparsita |
| 5 | –George Gershwin | 'S Wonderful/I Got Rhythm |
| 6 | –Time Life | Woodrow Wilson's remarks before his trip to the Paris Peace Conference . |
| 7 | –Time Life | Henry Cabot Lodge's speech on the League of Nations (August 12, 1919). |
| 8 | –Time Life | A Republican senator comments on Warren G. Harding, the presidential nominee . |
| 9 | –Jay Gorney | Brother, Can You Spare a Dime? |
| 10 | –Eric Carlson | Over There/Mademoiselle from Armentieres |
| 11 | –Edgard Varèse | Ionisation |
| 12 | –Time Life | From a recording of a speech by General John J. Pershing, made in France during the war . |
| 13 | –Time Life | Woodrow Wilson speaks of the next war . |
| 14 | –Time Life | A newspaper reporter describes the Bonus Army in Washington . |
| 15 | –Time Life | Sinclair Lewis describes the small town in 'Main Street' . |
| 16 | –Time Life | A description of the stock market crash (October 24, 1929) by historian Frederick Lewis Allen. |
| 17 | –Time Life | From a recording of Calvin Coolidge welcoming Charles A. Lindbergh to Washington after his solo flight from New York to Paris, with Lindbergh's reply (June 11, 1927). |
| 18 | –Time Life | From a recording of Will Rogers' remarks on the radio about what this country needs . |
| 19 | –Time Life | Calvin Coolidge describes his succession to the presidency . |
| 20 | –Time Life | Bartolomeo Vanzetti's statement to a reporter for the New York World (April 1927). |
| 21 | –Time Life | Franklin Delano Roosevelt's speech on the "forgotten man" (April 1932). |
| 22 | –Time Life | From Ernest Hemingway's 'A Farewell to Arms' . |
| 23 | –Time Life | Will Rogers explains the election to Herbert Hoover . |
| 24 | –Time Life | A sonnet in memory of Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti by Edna St. Vincent Millay. |
| 25 | –Time Life | An Iowa country lawyer depicts the plight of the farmers during the Depression. |
| 26 | –Time Life | From a recording of a speech by Warren G. Harding on "Americanism" . |
| 27 | –Roy Harris | Piano Trio |
| 28 | –George Antheil | Ballet Mecanique |
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A newspaper reporter describes the Bonus Army in Washington 1932. Time Life. Will Rogers explains the election to Herbert Hoover 1932. Franklin Delano Roosevelt's speech on the forgotten man April 1932. Eric Carlson. Home Spoken Word LPs Life The Sounds Of History: Record 10: 1917-1932 War, Boom And Bust LP NMVG. Search for: Search. Various Artists. ALBUM: Record 10: 1917-1932 War, Boom And Bust. LABEL: Life. Catalogue : LHS-010. Sleeve grade: NM: Very Clean, Like New. B10 Ballet mechanique, George Antheil Los Angeles Contemporary Music Ensemble Robert Craft, conductor. B11 Piano trio, Roy Harris Johanna Harris, piano Henry Temianka, violin Joseph Schuster, cellist. B12 Ionisation, Edgar Varese Juilliard Percussion Orchestra Frederic Waldman, conductor. Tracks In This Album. From a recording of a speech by General John J. Pershing, made in France during the war 1918. The Sounds Of History Record 10: 1917-1932, War, Boom And Bust - Time Life. From Ernest Hemingway's 'A Farewell to Arms' 1929. Over ThereMademoiselle from Armentieres - The Sounds Of History Record 10: 1917-1932, War, Boom And Bust - Eric Carlson. CD Album. CD Single. CD Maxi. Various Items. Accessories for protection and cleaning. Transport packaging. Brush and Cleaners. Plastic sleeves for records. Plastic sleeves for CD. Record Displays. Autograph Items. Special Records. War, Boom and Bust. Our collections. Object description. Compilation of music, readings and archive recordings entitled 'War, Boom and Bust': United States, 1917-1932 The Sounds of History, Volume 10, narrated by Frederic March and Florence Eldridge, US, 1961. Content description. The Life History of the United States 10. To ask other readers questions about Boom and Bust1917-1932, please sign up. Be the first to ask a question about Boom and Bust1917-1932. Lists with This Book. during World War II. His 1997 book The Kennedy Tapes: Inside the White House During the Cuban Missile Crisis became the primary sources of the 2000 film Thirteen Days that viewed the crisis from the perspective of American political leaders. He served on the 911 Commission and highlighted the failures of the government intelligence agencies. Search the history of over 431 billion web pages on the Internet. search Search the Wayback Machine. A stonehenge book. Full catalog record. See also. The sounds of history record 10-1917-1932 war, boom, and bust mono. From United States. C shipping. Genre: Comedy & Spoken WordStyle: DocumentaryArtist: Mono. The sounds of history record 11-1933-1945 new deal and global war mono. Make Offer - THE SOUNDS OF HISTORY RECORD 8-1890-1901 REACHING FOR EMPIRE MONO. 1962 John F Kennedy Documentary Recorded By Fox Movietone Mono TFM 3127. Make Offer - 1962 John F Kennedy Documentary Recorded By Fox Movietone Mono TFM 3127. LHS-010 - The Sounds of History, Volume 10: War Boom and Bust 1918-1932 - Various Artists LHS-011 - The Sounds of History, Volume 11: New Deal and Global War 1933-1945 - Various Artists. The Sounds of History was a 12-volume set of LPs first issued between 1962 and 1964 by Time-Life Records, as a companion to their 12-volume set of books, The Life History of the United States, some of which were written by noted historian Richard B. The albums followed a standard format. Side 1 of the LP would always be devoted to brief summaries of historical events, interspersed with dramatic readings by actors Fredric March and Florence Eldridge of historical documents and literary works
