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The earth

Title
The earth [sound recording] / composed by Anita Kerr.
Author
Kerr, Anita
Publication
[Burbank, Calif.] : Warner Bros.-Seven Arts Records, [1967]

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Additional Authors
  • McKuen, Rod
  • San Sebastian Strings. prf
Description
1 sound disc : analog, 33 1/3 rpm, stereo.; 12 in.
Alternative Title
  • For Anita.
  • Tender earth.
  • My mother wanted me to play Mozart.
  • Waltz.
  • Sunday.
  • Earthquake.
  • Capri in July.
  • Underground train.
  • Flower people.
  • Mud kids.
  • Day they built the road.
  • Doorways I haven't found.
  • Home.
  • Song from the earth.
Subject
Note
  • Poem, 'For Anita', by McKuen on container.
Event (note)
  • Recorded at Olympic studios, London.
Contents
The tender earth -- My mother wanted me to play Mozart -- The waltz -- Sunday -- Earthquake -- Capri in July -- Underground train -- The flower people -- The mud kids -- The day they built the road -- Doorways I haven't found -- Home -- Song from the earth.
Call Number
*LZR 48688
OCLC
12424522
Author
Kerr, Anita. Performer
Title
The earth [sound recording] / composed by Anita Kerr.
Imprint
[Burbank, Calif.] : Warner Bros.-Seven Arts Records, [1967]
Performer
Monologues, written and spoken by Rod McKuen ; San Sebastian Strings ; the composer, arranger-conductor.
Event
Recorded at Olympic studios, London.
Added Author
McKuen, Rod. Earth. Performer
McKuen, Rod. For Anita. Performer
San Sebastian Strings. Performer
Added Title
For Anita.
Tender earth.
My mother wanted me to play Mozart.
Waltz.
Sunday.
Earthquake.
Capri in July.
Underground train.
Flower people.
Mud kids.
Day they built the road.
Doorways I haven't found.
Home.
Song from the earth.
Publisher No.
WS 1705 Warner Bros.-Seven Arts
Research Call Number
*LZR 48688
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