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Florida State has sued the ACC, apparently in an attempt to leave the conference. Florida State sues ACC - Search (bing.com)

A bartender in the old west is busy cleaning glasses when a guy comes bursting thru the swinging doors gasping “Big Earl's a-commin' into town”. Immediately, all the drinkers drop whatever they're doing, run out the door and down the street. The bartender thinks this is a little odd (he's new in town), but whatever. He steps away from the bar, and starts cleaning up tables. Pretty soon, he hears loud foot steps coming towards the saloon. Then the biggest guy he's ever seen rips the doors off, tosses them aside, bends down a little to get thru the doorway. He sees the bartender cowering behind a table, picks him up, tosses him behind the bar, walks over and says, “Whiskey”. Terrified, the bartender gets a glass and a bottle and brings them over. The guy grabs the bottle, breaks the top off with his teeth, and drinks it down, dashing the bottle into shards on the floor. The bartender says, “Can I get you anything else, sir”? “Nope. Gotta run. Big Earl's coming.”

I had no idea he is now a TV character! I thought he was lost to the ages.

When I was ten, my favorite comic book was The Flash. This is a collection of his earliest issues. Much of this I didn't remember. There is a science lesson in a number of stories. He can defy gravity and run up the sides of buildings. He can vibrate and travel through walls. Another comic hero I liked was Martian Manhunter J'onn J'onzz. Anybody remember him?

Disc 3

I've been keeping my eye on This is Hip, the biography of Mark Murphy. Its price hasn't fluctuated much, but I see that it is currently 20% off (click on the coupon), down to $24. So I pulled the trigger for Christmas. https://www.amazon.com/dp/1781794731

Michael, when did Universal obtain Fantasy/Concord? I am aware of their distribution relationship, but not one of any control.

Is there an alternative to PayPal?

The semi-annual Christmas/Father's Day deal is up at Cigars International. Monday may be the last day. The prices for this year's selection are pretty good for smokes which are usually overpriced. https://www.cigarsinternational.com/shop/10-packs-free-20-ci-bucks/2049426/

Every story is a fun page-turner; but really, the quality of the writing isn't very good.

A doctor had sex with one of his female patients, and felt guilty all day long. No matter how much he tried to forget about it, he just couldn't. The guilt and sense of betrayal of his patient were overwhelming. But every once in a while he'd hear an internal, reassuring voice in his head that said: "Don't worry about it. You aren't the first medical practitioner to have sex with one of his patients and you won't be the last. And you're single. Just let it go." But, invariably, another voice in his head would bring him back to reality, whispering, "You're a veterinarian, you sick bastard."

Shaping the Century, vol. 1, 1900 - 1949 26 CDs for $69.95 Decca classical music box https://www.hamiltonbook.com/shaping-the-century-vol.-1-1900-1949-compact-disc

Vic Davalillo, RIP. Longtime MLB outfielder Vic Davalillo dies at 84 (msn.com)

Right. But that looks like a different guy to me.

My favorite Snowfall was my first - Wes Montgomery from Wes' Best on Fantasy. https://www.amazon.com/Wes-Best-Montgomery-His-Brothers/dp/B000LZSZQU/

Is that a legit photo of Bishop? He looks different to me in this photo.

Thanks TTK! I had forgotten that I have a re-release of the Jack Jones Christmas LP. It's been years. I'll have to dig it out. The song that I remember is the song about St. Bernadette. I had no idea that The Supremes (or any other Motown) Christmas album was released as early as '64. I don't think that I started noticing them until a couple of years later.

The Complete Jerry Lee Lewis on Sun (Not really complete. 5 CDs with 159 songs.) $25.73 (36% off) https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09WB1C41M/

Concord Holiday Hits 2023 We're thrilled to share with you & your listeners a wide array of selections spanning the December holidays and emotions. From perennial favorites to new classics, we hope you find a few songs you'll enjoy sharing. Included are special tracks like: * Hot charting singles: David Foster & Katharine McPhee "Carol Of The Bells" and Lindsey Stirling "Sleigh Ride" * Brand new Steve Perry 2023 intro for his version of "Santa Claus Is Coming To Town" * Previously unreleased version of "Blue Christmas" by Stax legend Carla Thomas * Previously unreleased alternate mix of Otis Redding's beloved "Merry Christmas Baby" * Evergreen Vince Guaraldi Trio gems from A Charlie Brown Christmas newest remaster + beautiful renditions by Toni Braxton and newest Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Inductee Chaka Khan * Live versions of Andy Williams classics from his Live - Christmas Treasures album * Teddy Pendergrass' 25th anniversary of This Christmas (I'd Rather Have Love) from the first Black Artist to have 5 consecutive #1 Albums and first time album available on DSPs * Holiday favorites Bing Crosby, Julie Andrews, Natalie Cole, Charlie Parker, Gene Autry, Jewel, Indigo Girls, William Bell, Kristin Chenoweth, Etta Jones, Rita Coolidge, Laurie Berkner, and Lawrence Welk & His Orchestra * Compelling performances from emergent voices Allison Russell, Margo Price, Sierra Ferrell, Devon Gilfillian, Valerie June, Katie Pruitt, and Samantha Fish * A variety of Hannukah and Kwanzaa songs plus Latin classic "La Murga" * Extra fun (some naughty, some nice) from Steve Martin, Tiny Tim, Rufus Thomas, Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats, August Burns Red, Keb' Mo', My Kid Brother, and Albert King * Holiday soul from Fantasia, Odetta, The McCrary Sisters, The Emotions, The Rance Allen Group, The Swan Silvertones, The Persuasions, and Big Maybelle * Indie goodness from Andrew Bird, Manchester Orchestra, iDKHOW, BAILEN, Sylvan Esso, Best Coast, The Shins, Matt Nathanson, JD McPherson, and Greg Laswell * Instrumental beauty from Booker T. & The M.G.'s, Oscar Peterson, Elf score, John Fahey, Hans Zimmer, Cincinnati Pops Orchestra, Don Patterson, Tuts Washington, and Danny Wright * Rootsy fun from Chris Hillman & Herb Pedersen, Mindy Smith, and Bela Fleck & The Flecktones # Artist and Track Title Time 1. Steve Perry - Santa Claus Is Coming To Town (2023 radio intro) 03:07 2. Vince Guaraldi Trio - Linus And Lucy (2022 Stereo Mix) 03:06 3. Andy Williams - Happy Holidays / It's The Holiday Season (live) 02:21 4. David Foster & Katharine McPhee - Carol Of The Bells 02:54 5. Teddy Pendergrass - This Christmas (I'd Rather Have Love) 03:47 6. Lindsey Stirling - Sleigh Ride 03:02 7. Otis Redding - Merry Christmas Baby (Alternate Mix / Remastered 2023) 03:08 8. Chaka Khan - The Christmas Song 04:02 9. Vince Guaraldi Trio - Christmas Time Is Here (Vocal 2022 / Stereo Mix) 02:46 10. Sierra Ferrell - Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree 02:07 11. Kristin Chenoweth - Happiness (Is Christmas) / Christmas Time Is Here (Medley) 04:26 12. Jewel - Winter Wonderland 03:39 13. Andy Williams - White Christmas (live) 02:41 14. Steve Perry - Silver Bells (edit) 03:30 15. Allison Russell - Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas 03:29 16. Katie Pruitt - Blood Related 03:41 17. Margo Price - River 04:06 18. Carla Thomas - Blue Christmas (Remastered 2023) 03:17 19. Devon Gilfillian - Christmas (Baby Please Come Home) 03:00 20. Valerie June - Let It Snow 02:16 21. Teddy Pendergrass - Happy Kwanzaa 05:13 22. I DONT KNOW HOW BUT THEY FOUND ME - Merry Christmas Everybody 03:26 23. Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats - Santa Baby 03:21 24. Steve Martin & The Steep Canyon Rangers - Strangest Christmas Yet 03:42 25. Albert King - Santa Claus Wants Some Lovin' 03:52 26. Rufus Thomas - I'll Be Your Santa Baby 03:32 27. Tiny Tim - Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer 02:26 28. Kristin Chenoweth - Santa, I've Got A Bone To Pick With You! 04:00 29. Keb' Mo' - Christmas Is Annoying 02:13 30. Keb' Mo' - Better Everyday 03:35 31. Indigo Girls - Happy Joyous Hanukkah 03:40 32. The Living Sisters - Hanukkah 04:09 33. Houston Person - Happy Hanukkah My Friend 03:55 34. Bela Fleck & The Flecktones - The Hanukkah Waltz 02:34 35. Brave Combo - Hanukkah, Oh Hanukkah 02:50 36. The Swan Silvertones - Go Tell It On The Mountain 02:52 37. The McCrary Sisters - Go Tell It On The Mountain 05:02 38. Sierra Ferrell - Jingle Bell Rock 02:23 39. Andy Williams - The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year (live) 02:37 40. The Shins - Wonderful Christmastime 02:27 41. Best Coast - Little Saint Nick 02:16 42. JD McPherson - Twinkle (Little Christmas Lights) 02:00 43. Samantha Fish - Christmas (Baby Please Come Home) 03:53 44. William Bell - Everyday Will Be Like A Holiday 02:37 45. Fantasia - This Christmas 03:23 46. The Persuasions - Do You Hear What I Hear? 03:25 47. Toni Braxton - It's The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year 04:16 48. Odetta - Ain't That A-Rocking 02:04 49. Natalie Cole - No More Blue Christmas' 04:21 50. Andy Williams - Oh, Holy Night 03:04 51. Keb' Mo' - Moonlight, Mistletoe & You feat. Gerald Albright 03:29 52. Booker T. & The M.G.'s - Winter Wonderland (Take 2 / Remastered 2023) 02:08 53. Bela Fleck & The Flecktones - Linus And Lucy 02:54 54. Vince Guaraldi Trio - O Tannenbaum (2022 Stereo Mix) 05:10 55. Andrew Bird - Skating 03:38 56. John Fahey - Joy To The World 01:52 57. Hans Zimmer - Light My Fire 01:14 58. John Debney - Christmas Medley 02:23 59. Robert Shaw & Robert Shaw Chamber Singers - The First Nowell (Arr. R. Shaw & A. Parker) 01:39 60. Cincinnati Pops Orchestra & Erich Kunzel - I'll Be Home For Christmas feat. Tierney Sutton, Indiana University Singing Hoosiers 03:23 61. Cincinnati Pops Orchestra & Erich Kunzel - Precious Moments (from 'Home Alone') 02:45 62. August Burns Red - Home Alone Theme 03:48 63. Lindsey Stirling - Dance Of The Sugar Plum Fairy 02:39 64. Don Patterson - Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer 03:12 65. Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats - Baby It's Cold Outside 03:17 66. Manchester Orchestra - Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas 02:37 67. Sylvan Esso - There Are Many Ways To Say I Love You 02:03 68. BAILEN - Christmas Is All Around 02:40 69. Manchester Orchestra - God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen 03:09 70. Matt Nathanson - Farewell, December 04:01 71. Héctor Lavoe, Willie Colón, & Yomo Toro - La Murga 05:34 72. Gene Autry - Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer 02:58 73. Gene Autry - Here Comes Santa Claus (Right Down Santa Claus Lane) 02:43 74. Gene Autry - Up On The House Top 02:35 75. Gene Autry - Joy To The World 01:19 76. Lindsey Stirling - Little Drummer Boy 03:52 77. Teddy Pendergrass - Little Drummer Boy 04:08 78. Jewel - Hark! The Herald Angels Sing 03:21 79. Kristin Chenoweth - Why Couldn't It Be Christmas Every Day 04:19 80. Rita Coolidge - Santa Claus Is Coming To Town 03:32 81. Andrew Bird - Christmas Is Coming 03:25 82. Indigo Girls - It Really Is (A Wonderful Life) 03:19 83. Big Maybelle - Silent Night 02:20 84. The Emotions - What Do The Lonely Do At Christmas? (Remastered 2023) 03:23 85. The Swan Silvertones - Silent Night 02:34 86. Lawrence Welk & His Orchestra - Deck The Halls 01:11 87. Etta Jones - I'll Be Home For Christmas 03:13 88. Chris Hillman and Herb Pedersen - Blue Christmas Lights 02:17 89. The Laurie Berkner Band - Frosty The Snowman 02:36 90. Mindy Smith - What Are You Doing New Year's Eve? 03:53 91. Greg Laswell - New Year's Eves 03:22 92. Andrew Bird - Auld Lang Syne 04:31 93. Julie Andrews & Irwin Kostal - My Favorite Things (Part 1) 02:18 94. Bing Crosby - White Christmas 03:23 95. Charlie Parker - White Christmas (Live at Royal Roost / New York, NY / 25 December, 1948) 05:00 96. The Rance Allen Group - White Christmas (Remastered 2023) 02:48 97. Tuts Washington - White Christmas 02:40 98. The Original Five Blind Boys Of Alabama - White Christmas 03:18 99. Oscar Peterson - White Christmas 03:53 100. Gene Autry, Carl Cotner's Orchestra - White Christmas (From The Sergeant Gene Autry Radio Show Broadcast Nov. 8, 1942) 02:25 101. My Kid Brother - White Christmas 03:05 102. Danny Wright - Count Your Blessings White Christmas ("Home For Christmas" Version) 04:21

!! The Christmas Waltz has long been a favorite of mine. I didn't know that My Favorite Things was associated with Christmas as early as 1964. I wonder who was the first to link the two.

I think the problem is that there are five Power 5 conferences, but only four seats available. If there were only four power conferences, the playoffs could be with the four champions. (I am also very much against rematches. When I was a boy, LSU played Ole Miss again in the Sugar Bowl. Not long ago the national championship game was a rematch between LSU and Alabama. Maybe nowadays many of these conference championship games are rematches. Army plays Navy only once.)

CRAFT RECORDINGS / CONCORD RELEASE A DEFINITIVE SUPER DELUXE EDITION OF THE SOUND OF MUSIC OUT NOW The expanded and remastered soundtrack features over 40 previously unreleased tracks, including the complete score for the first time, rare cast outtakes, demos, interviews, instrumentals & more Recent/Upcoming: Good Morning America feature, Wall Street Journal profile, strong DSP support, and MUCH more! Also available here are interviews with Richard Rodgers, director/producer Robert Wise, and Charmian Carr (Liesl von Trapp) to help you create your own station features on this beloved collection Today, Craft Recordings / Concord releases the Super Deluxe Edition of Rodgers & Hammerstein’s musical masterpiece The Sound of Music. Alongside this release is the unveiling of a video clip of the beloved song “Edelweiss,” paired for the first time with Christopher Plummer’s original vocals (his performance was dubbed by Bill Lee in the 1965 feature film). Alongside this alternate version of “Edelweiss,” the Super Deluxe Edition offers never-before-heard alternate takes of the film’s iconic songs, including such favorites as “My Favorite Things” featuring Julie Andrews and cast, “The Sound of Music,” “Something Good,” “Sixteen Going On Seventeen,” “Maria,” and over 40 other previously unreleased tracks. https://youtu.be/c1TaI4NvVBQ?feature=shared “Edelweiss” paired for the first time with Christopher Plummer’s original vocals The Sound of Music (Super Deluxe Edition) is available as a 4-CD/1-Blu-ray Audio box set and on digital platforms and compiles every musical element from Robert Wise’s 5X Academy Award®-winning film adaptation of Rodgers & Hammerstein’s timeless classic. This set represents the first time that the complete score of the film has been available in its entirety, including all score cues, plus instrumentals for all songs, rare demos, interviews, alternative takes from the cast and more. Audio for the collection was remixed and mastered from the original multi-track tapes by Robert Wise associate Mike Matessino, an acclaimed writer and film preservationist, with particular emphasis on the restoration of classic film music. His work includes soundtrack projects for the Star Wars Trilogy, Poltergeist, Superman, Alien, The Goonies, Back to the Future, Home Alone, the Star Trek feature films and Empire of the Sun. The Sound of Music opened in March 1965, breaking multiple box office records, selling out in movie theaters for over a year, while its extended original run continued until December 1969. Among other honors, The Sound of Music earned five Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Director and Best Adapted Score in 1966. Its soundtrack, meanwhile, had an equally awe-inspiring journey: topping the Billboard 200, holding steady in the Top 10 for an astounding 109 weeks (a record for a soundtrack) and remaining on the chart for more than four-and-a-half years. Fifty years later, Billboard named it as the second-best charting album of all time. Across the Atlantic, The Sound of Music spent a whopping 70 weeks atop the UK album charts and was ranked as the best-selling album of 1965, 1966 and 1968. It was later named the second-best-selling album of the decade (behind the Beatles’ Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band). In 2018, the album was added to the Library of Congress’s National Recording Registry, and today The Sound of Music is counted among the most successful soundtracks ever, with more than 25 million copies sold worldwide. The 5-disc box set is housed in a 64-page hardbound book with a treasure trove of rare production photos and brand-new, insightful liner notes by Matessino. The accompanying Blu-Ray Audio disc offers the full high-res score and a new Dolby Atmos® mix of the original 16-track soundtrack for a truly immersive listening experience. Fans can also find the remixed and remastered album on Deluxe 2-CD and 3-LP triple-gatefold vinyl formats, which include the film’s expanded complete score. https://youtu.be/HFmJOly0yO8?feature=shared "My Favorite Things (Part 1)" lyric video One of the most enduring and successful musicals of all time, The Sound of Music was based on the memoir of Maria von Trapp: a young Austrian postulant who became the governess—and later stepmother—to the seven children of a widowed naval commander, all while the country was falling under Nazi occupation. In 1959, their story was adapted for the stage, with music by the era-defining songwriting team of Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II (Oklahoma!, South Pacific, Carousel). While the production marked the final collaboration of their highly influential careers (Hammerstein succumbed to cancer months after the show’s premiere), it was by far their most successful—leading to a 1965 film produced at 20th Century Fox that starred Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer. Helmed by director Robert Wise (West Side Story, The Day the Earth Stood Still, The Haunting) and screenwriter Ernest Lehman (The King and I, West Side Story, North by Northwest), The Sound of Music incorporated the majority of Rodgers & Hammerstein’s now-classic songs from the stage musical (including “Edelweiss,” “My Favorite Things,” “Do-Re-Mi” and, of course, the title track), while Rodgers was enlisted to write the music and lyrics to two new songs: “I Have Confidence” and “Something Good.” Bringing his music to life was the Academy Award-winning arranger and conductor Irwin Kostal, who also created the underscore, building upon the original stage arrangements by Robert Russell Bennett and Trude Rittman. There’s no question that The Sound of Music (the film) remains a multi-generational masterpiece, but it can certainly be argued that its music—now ingrained in the collective consciousness—has had an even broader reach, transcending borders and time. And now, finally, fans can appreciate all of the music from the film, fully restored, more than half a century after The Sound of Music’s release. In addition to instrumental versions of every song are Kostal’s emotionally charged cues, which blend melodies from the musical’s well-known songs. “What Kostal did, using some of the stage version’s transitional music as a launching point, was treat the Rodgers song melodies as leitmotifs,” explains Matessino. What this means is that he applied “recognizable melodies to specific characters or story elements, which may reappear and intertwine as a narrative progresses.” Among the previously unreleased highlights is “The Little Dears,” which combines “I Have Confidence” and “My Favorite Things,” and plays as the first cue after Maria meets the von Trapp children. “New Governess,” which was ultimately not used in the film, is also a play on these two songs. The first extended piece of underscore, “The Gazebo,” follows Liesl to her rendezvous with a messenger boy, Rolf, and (as listeners may recognize) leads into “Sixteen Going on Seventeen.” One of the more significant cues is “The Captain Apologizes,” which bolsters the moment when the Captain first hears his children sing “The Sound of Music.” The song features elements of the aforementioned song, plus “My Favorite Things” and “Edelweiss”—all of which represent the Captain and Maria. In Act II, one of the film’s most dramatic moments is punctuated by the strings-based “Unthinkable,” which blends melodies from “Edelweiss” and “Something Good,” as the Captain makes the heartbreaking decision that he and his family must flee their country, amid the rise of the Nazis. Beyond the album’s instrumental additions, this expanded release also offers fans a rare opportunity to glimpse behind the scenes. One of the most interesting elements, Matessino writes, is that “The Sound of Music provides a window into the arcane world of voice doubles for screen musicals. It was a subject considered verboten until the whiskered kittens started to be let out of the brown paper packages in early 1964.” A prime example of this comes from the classically trained singer Marni Nixon—whose voice can be heard in films like West Side Story (performing songs as Natalie Wood) and My Fair Lady (singing for Audrey Hepburn). Cast as Sister Sophia in The Sound of Music, Nixon also spent quite a bit of time in the recording booth during the early days of production, performing (among other songs) a demo of Rodgers’ new song “I Have Confidence.” Another intriguing addition comes from a selection of Alternate versions of the film’s beloved songs (including the “Something Good” single), which were used as “playback” recordings for the actors on set. Notes Matessino, “the tracks were played over speakers as the cameras rolled, with the actors singing to their own recordings...The songs would then be enhanced for the finished film, months later, with sound effects and dialogue added as needed. In some cases, the vocals and orchestra recordings remain unchanged, while in other instances one, the other, or both might be altered entirely...Careful listeners, and especially those intimately familiar with the original album and film, will enjoy detecting these variations.” Together, all of this incredible music offers a full, sonic picture of The Sound of Music, allowing fans to find an even greater appreciation for the film’s soundtrack and score. Throughout, Matessino’s attention to detail cannot be understated—from his meticulous audio restoration and his thoughtful assemblage of the music to his fascinating liner notes. What is most apparent, however, is his adoration for this classic musical. “Every mountain was indeed climbed for this endeavor, but the view from the top has made it all worth it,” he writes. “Producing and assembling this release is something I considered a sacred duty, but it was also a thoroughly satisfying and joyful experience for which I will remain very proud and very grateful, mainly because it can now be shared with all of you.” About Craft Recordings Craft Recordings is home to one of the largest and most essential collections of master recordings and compositions in the world. Its storied repertoire includes landmark releases from icons such as Joan Baez, John Coltrane, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Celia Cruz, Miles Davis, Isaac Hayes, John Lee Hooker, Little Richard, R.E.M., Joan Sebastian, and Traveling Wilburys. Plus, the catalog recordings of celebrated contemporary acts including A Day to Remember, Evanescence, Alison Krauss, Nine Inch Nails, Taking Back Sunday and Violent Femmes, to name just a few. Renowned imprints with catalogs issued under the Craft banner include Fania, Fantasy, Fearless, Musart, Nitro, Panart, Prestige, Riverside, Rounder, Specialty, Stax, Vanguard, Varèse Sarabande, Vee-Jay and Victory, among many others. Craft creates thoughtfully curated packages, with a meticulous devotion to quality and a commitment to preservation—ensuring that these recordings endure for new generations to discover. Craft is also home to the Billie Holiday and Tammy Wynette estates which preserve and protect their respective names, likeness and music through day-to-day legacy management of these cultural trailblazers. Craft Recordings is the catalog label team for Concord. For more info, visit CraftRecordings.com and follow on Facebook, X (Twitter), Instagram, TikTok and YouTube. About Richard Rodgers & Oscar Hammerstein II After long and highly distinguished careers with other collaborators, Richard Rodgers (Composer, 1902-79) and Oscar Hammerstein II (Librettist/Lyricist, 1895-1960) joined forces in 1943 to create the most successful partnership in American Musical Theatre. Prior to joining forces, Rodgers collaborated with lyricist Lorenz Hart on musical comedies that epitomized wit and sophistication (Pal Joey, On Your Toes, Babes In Arms and more), while Hammerstein brought new life to operetta and created the classic Show Boat with Jerome Kern. Oklahoma!, the first Rodgers & Hammerstein musical, introduced an integrated form that became known as “the musical play.” Their shows that followed included Carousel, South Pacific, The King and I and The Sound of Music. Collectively, the Rodgers & Hammerstein musicals have earned Tony, Oscar, GRAMMY, Emmy, Pulitzer and Olivier Awards. The Rodgers & Hammerstein Organization is a Concord Company, www.concord.com. For more info, visit RodgersandHammerstein.com and follow on Facebook, X (Twitter), Instagram, TikTok and YouTube. # Artist and Track Title Time 1. Julie Andrews, Irwin Kostal - Prelude / The Sound Of Music - Film Version (Film Version) 03:32 2. Margery MacKay, Portia Nelson, Anna Lee, Marni Nixon, Ada Beth Lee, Doreen Tryden, Irwin Kostal - Rodgers: Maria - Film Version (Film Version) 03:18 3. Julie Andrews, Irwin Kostal - Rodgers: I Have Confidence - Film Version (Film Version) 03:47 4. Irwin Kostal - The Little Dears 00:33 5. Irwin Kostal - The Gazebo 02:14 6. Dan Truhitte, Charmian Carr, Irwin Kostal - Rodgers: Sixteen Going On Seventeen - Film Version (Film Version) 05:03 7. Julie Andrews, Irwin Kostal - My Favorite Things - Part 1 (Part 1) 02:18 8. Julie Andrews, Irwin Kostal - My Favorite Things (Part 2) / Salzburg Montage 02:58 9. Julie Andrews, Charmian Carr, Nicholas Hammond, Heather Menzies, Duane Chase, Angela Cartwright, Debbie Turner, Kym Karath, Irwin Kostal - Rodgers: Do-Re-Mi 05:38 10. Julie Andrews, Charmian Carr, Nicholas Hammond, Heather Menzies, Duane Chase, Angela Cartwright, Debbie Turner, Kym Karath, Irwin Kostal - Rodgers: The Lonely Goatherd 03:14 11. Bill Lee, Charmian Carr, Irwin Kostal - Rodgers: Edelweiss - Duet (Duet) 02:20 12. Charmian Carr, Nicholas Hammond, Heather Menzies, Duane Chase, Angela Cartwright, Debbie Turner, Kym Karath, Irwin Kostal - Rodgers: So Long, Farewell - Film Version (Film Version) 03:01 13. Margery MacKay, Irwin Kostal - Rodgers: Climb Ev’ry Mountain - Film Version (Film Version) 02:43 14. Julie Andrews, Bill Lee, Irwin Kostal - Rodgers: Something Good - Film Version (Film Version) 03:41 15. Julie Andrews, Charmian Carr, Irwin Kostal - Rodgers: Sixteen Going On Seventeen - Reprise (Reprise) 03:09 16. Richard Rodgers - Richard Rodgers Speaks 09:17 17. Robert Wise, Dick Stroud - Robert Wise Interview 05:32 18. Richard Rodgers, Dick Stroud - Richard Rodgers Interview 05:38 19. Charmian Carr, Dick Stroud - Charmian Carr Interview 05:16 20. Marni Nixon, Irwin Kostal - Rodgers: I Have Confidence - Demo Version (Demo Version) 03:41 21. Julie Andrews, Irwin Kostal - Rodgers: Prelude / The Sound Of Music - Alternate Version (Alternate Version) 02:31 22. Julie Andrews, Irwin Kostal - Rodgers: I Have Confidence - Alternate Version (Alternate Version) 03:36 23. Julie Andrews, Irwin Kostal - My Favorite Things - Alternate Version (Alternate Version) 02:57 24. Christopher Plummer, Charmian Carr, Irwin Kostal - Rodgers: Edelweiss - Duet / Alternate Version (Duet / Alternate Version) 02:20 25. Julie Andrews, Christopher Plummer, Irwin Kostal - Rodgers: Something Good - Alternate Version (Alternate Version) 03:04 26. Irwin Kostal - Rodgers: Sixteen Going On Seventeen - Reprise / Instrumental Version (Reprise / Instrumental Version) 01:49

I got this for my birthday. Haven't heard it yet.

Last chance at $4.95. https://www.hamiltonbook.com/michael-weiss-persistence-compact-disc