FLAC Various - The Great American Baseball Box

Title:
The Great American Baseball Box
Performer:
Various
Style:
Folk Rock, Rock & Roll, Dialogue, Big Band, Poetry, Vocal, Easy Listening, Rhythm & Blues, Interview, Radioplay
Released:
18 Oct 2005
Country:
US
MP3 album size:
2417 mb
FLAC album size:
1387 mb
Genre:
Tracklist
| 1 | –Reggie Jackson | Oakland Athletics' Reggie Jackson Reveals He Received Death Threats Prior To The 1973 World Series. |
| 2 | –No Artist | The Amazin' New York Mets Win The 1969 World Series |
| 3 | –Bill Veeck | Chicago White Sox Owner Bill Veeck On The 1966 World Series. |
| 4 | –No Artist | Cincinnati Reds' Tom Seaver Becomes Fifth Pitcher To Amass 3,000 Strikeouts |
| 5 | –Roy Campanella | Roy Campanella Promotes Packard Bell Televisions And Hi-Fi's |
| 6 | –DeWolf Hopper | Casey At The Bat |
| 7 | –No Artist | Boston Red Sox Beat The St. Louis Cardinals To Win 2004 World Series And Break 86-Year-Old Curse |
| 8 | –Leo Durocher | Leo Durocher Reminisces About Managing The 1954 World Champion New York Giants. |
| 9 | –Mickey Mantle & Teresa Brewer | I Love Mickey |
| 10 | –Babe Ruth | Babe Ruth Gives Farewell Address At Yankee Stadium. |
| 11 | –Kenesaw Mountain Landis | Baseball Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis Declares Baseball Hall Of Fame Open. |
| 12 | –Jackie Robinson | Brooklyn Dodgers' Jackie Robinson Reflects On Being Baseball's First African-American Player. |
| 13 | –No Artist | New York Giants And Brooklyn Dodgers Announce Their Move To The West Coast. |
| 14 | –Walter Alston | Los Angeles Dodgers Manager Walter Alston Sponsors Packard Bell Televisions. |
| 15 | –No Artist | Atlanta Braves' "Hammerin' Hank" Aaron Breaks Babe Ruth's Career Home Run Record |
| 16 | –Gaylord Perry | San Francisco Giants' Gaylord Perry Talks About Pitching. |
| 17 | –Stan Musial | St. Louis Cardinals Great Stan Musial On Unionizing Players And The Expansion Of The League. |
| 18 | –The Harry Simeone Songsters | It`s A Beautiful Day For A Ball Game |
| 19 | –Cal Ripken Jr. | Former Baltimore Orioles' Cal Ripken, Jr., Reflects On His Consecutive Games-Played Streak. |
| 20 | –Danny Kaye | D-O-D-G-E-R-S Song (Oh, Really? No, O'Malley) |
| 21 | –No Artist | Mutual And Falstaff Beer Present The "Game Of The Day." |
| 22 | –Joe DiMaggio | New York Yankees' "Joltin'" Joe DiMaggio Announces His Retirement From Baseball. |
| 23 | –No Artist | Seattle Mariners' Ichiro Suzuki Breaks George Sisler's Single Season Hits Record |
| 24 | –No Artist | Announcers Comment On The Start Of 24-Hour Sports Network ESPN And Its Effect On Baseball Teams' Revenue. |
| 25 | –Bob Feller And Bill Stern | Bob Feller Speaks To Announcer Bill Stern About Baseball And Disabled American Veterans. |
| 26 | –Branch Rickey | Brooklyn Dodgers General Manager Branch Rickey Laments The Future Of Baseball And Its Expansion. |
| 27 | –Bud Abbott & Lou Costello | Who's On First? |
| 28 | –Reggie Jackson | California Angels' Reggie Jackson Returns To An Ovation At Yankee Stadium. |
| 29 | Disc Four: The Rest... | |
| 30 | –Pete Rose | Cincinnati Reds' Pete Rose On The Upcoming National League Playoffs. |
| 31 | –Lou Gehrig | An Ailing Lou Gehrig Announces His Retirement And Bids Farewell At Yankee Stadium. |
| 32 | –Bucky Dent | New York Yankees' Bucky Dent On His Above-Normal Home Run Production. |
| 33 | –Bob Dylan | Catfish |
| 34 | –Dizzy Dean And Dinah Shore | Dizzy Dean Promises Dinah Shore Some Christmas Snow. |
| 35 | –Connie Mack | Philadelpia Athletics Manager Connie Mack Coins The Hopeful Phrase "There's Always Next Year!". |
| 36 | –No Artist | Bill Buckner's Legendary Error Continues The Boston Red Sox Curse |
| 37 | –Fiorello LaGuardia | New York City Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia On The War And Baseball. |
| 38 | –No Artist | New York Yankees' Bucky Dent Homers To Beat Red Sox And Win The 1978 American League Eastern Division Title |
| 39 | –Mel Allen | Announcer Mel Allen And This Week In Baseball (1980s) |
| 40 | –Les Brown & His Orchestra | Joltin' Joe DiMaggioFeaturing – Betty Bonney |
| 41 | –Don Drysdale | Don Drysdale Endorses Proposition "S" For Better Schools. |
| 42 | –No Artist | Pittsburgh Pirates' Bill Mazeroski's Game 7 Home Run Wins 1960 World Series |
| 43 | –No Artist | Detroit Tigers Promote An Upcoming Series With The Seattle Mariners. |
| 44 | –No Artist | Los Angeles Dodgers' Kirk Gibson Homers To Win Game 1 Of The 1988 World Series |
| 45 | –No Artist | New York Yankees' Don Larsen Pitches Only Perfect Game In World Series History |
| 46 | Disc Two: The Games | |
| 47 | –Sammy Sosa | Sammy Sosa On His Pending Suspension For Using A Corked Bat. |
| 48 | –The Andrews Sisters | Take Me Out To The BallgameFeaturing – Dan Dailey |
| 49 | –Whitey Ford | New York Yankees' Whitey Ford Discusses Pitching Fundamentals. |
| 50 | –Ted Williams | Boston Red Sox's Ted Williams Talks About His Love Of Baseball. |
| 51 | –No Artist | New York Yankees' Mickey Mantle Hits His 500th Career Home Run |
| 52 | –No Artist | Arizona Diamondbacks' Luis Gonzalez's Game 7 Hit Beats The New York Yankees To Win The 2001 World Series |
| 53 | –Peter, Paul & Mary | Right Field |
| 54 | –Johnny Bench | Cincinnati Reds' Johnny Bench On The 1972 National League West Divisional Race. |
| 55 | –Tony Kubek And Hank Aaron | NBC Announcer Tony Kubek Interviews Atlanta Braves' "Hammerin' Hank" Aaron About The Pressure Of Trying To Break Babe Ruth's Career Home Run Record. |
| 56 | –Garrett Morris | "Beisbol Been Good To Me" (1970s) |
| 57 | –Connie Mack, Red Smith And Andy Coakley | Philadelphia Athletics' Manager Connie Mack, Red Smith And Andy Coakley Reminisce About The Early Days Of Baseball. (1898-1906) |
| 58 | –Frankie Frisch | St. Louis Cardinals' Player-Manager Frankie Frisch Remembers His 1934 World Championship Team, Fondly Known As "The Gashouse Gang." |
| 59 | –No Artist | Texas Rangers' Nolan Ryan Hurls His Seventh No-Hitter |
| 60 | –Frank Robinson | Future Hall Of Famer Frank Robinson On His Trade From The Baltimore Orioles To The Los Angeles Dodgers. |
| 61 | –No Artist | Chicago Cubs' Sammy Sosa Ties Mark McGwire's Single Season Home Run Record Of 62 |
| 62 | –Babe Ruth | Babe Ruth Answers Questions From His Young Fans. |
| 63 | –No Artist | The Seventh Inning Stretch Sponsored By Falstaff Beer. |
| 64 | –Brian Williams | NBC Anchor Brian Williams' Account Of St. Louis Cardinals' Mark McGwire's Single Season Record-Breaking 62nd Home Run. |
| 65 | –The Treniers | Say Hey (The Willie Mays Song) |
| 66 | –Reggie Jackson | New York Yankees' Reggie Jackson Answers His Critics. (circa 1973 - '74) |
| 67 | –Sister Wynona Carr | The Ball Game |
| 68 | –Joe DiMaggio | Joe DiMaggio Answers Mailbag Questions From His Fans. |
| 69 | –Tommy Lasorda | Tommy Lasorda Is Bleeping Mad After New York Mets Dave Kingman Hits Three Home Runs Against The Los Angeles Dodgers. |
| 70 | –Yogi Berra | New York Yankees' Yogi Berra Is Inducted Into The Baseball Hall Of Fame. |
| 71 | –Brooklyn Symphony Band | Fond Remembrances Of Ebbets Field And The Brooklyn Dodgers Before The Stadium Is Torn Down. |
| 72 | –Count Basie & His Orchestra | Did You See Jackie Robinson Hit That Ball?Featuring – Taps Miller |
| 73 | –Dave Frishberg | Van Lingle Mungo |
| 74 | –Nat King Cole With Orchestra Conducted By Ralph Carmichael | The First Baseball Game |
| 75 | –No Artist | Toronto Blue Jays' Joe Carter Wins Game 6 Of The 1993 World Series With A Home Run |
| 76 | –Bill Stern | Colgate Sports Newsreel With Bill Stern And The "Strange But True" Beginning Of The National League. |
| 77 | Disc One: The Music | |
| 78 | –Reggie Jackson | Reggie Jackson Promotes The Volkswagen Rabbit. |
| 79 | –Mark McGwire | Mark McGwire On The Groundskeeper Who Caught His 62nd Home Run Ball. |
| 80 | –No Artist | New York Yankees Score Seven Runs In One Inning During Final Game Of The 1936 World Series |
| 81 | –Terry Cashman | Talkin' Baseball (Willie, Mickey & "The Duke") |
| 82 | –No Artist | "The Catch" - New York Giants' Willie Mays Robs The Cleveland Indians' Vic Wertz With An Over-The-Shoulder Catch In Game 1 Of The 1954 World Series |
| 83 | –No Artist | Hit A Home Run With Falstaff Beer! |
| 84 | –Barry Bonds | San Francisco Giants' Barry Bonds Talks About Hitting His 700th Career Home Run. |
| 85 | –No Artist | New York Yankees' Roger Maris Breaks Babe Ruth's Single Season Home Run Record |
| 86 | –Carl Yastrzemski | Boston Red Sox's Carl Yastrzemski Talks About The Upcoming Season. |
| 87 | –Ty Cobb | Ty Cobb Talks About His Career. (1906-1918) |
| 88 | –Ralph Kiner, Bob Hope, Bing Crosby And Dorothy Lamour | Ralph Kiner Sponsors Wheaties And Trades Barbs With Bob Hope, Bing Crosby And Dorothy Lamour. |
| 89 | –Mabel Scott | Baseball Boogie |
| 90 | –DeWolf Hopper | The Man Who Fanned Casey |
| 91 | –No Artist | "The Shot Heard Round The World" - New York Giants' Bobby Thomson Homers Against Brooklyn Dodgers To Win National League Pennant |
| 92 | –No Artist | Baltimore Orioles' Cal Ripken Jr. Breaks Lou Gehrig's Consecutive Games Played Record |
| 93 | –No Artist | Cincinnati Reds' Pete Rose Breaks Ty Cobb's All-Time Hits Record |
| 94 | –No Artist | Boston Red Sox's Carlton Fisk Homers To Win Game 6 Of The 1975 World Series |
| 95 | –No Artist | Kansas City Royals' George Brett Has Home Run Disqualified For Pine Tar Too Far Up The Bat Handle |
| 96 | –No Artist | New York Yankees' Reggie Jackson Homers Three Times In Final Game Of 1977 World Series |
| 97 | –Babe Ruth | Babe Ruth Talks About His Goals In Baseball. |
| 98 | –Denny McClain | Detroit Tigers' Denny McClain Discusses Pitching. |
| 99 | –Richie Ashburn | Richie Ashburn Gets His Energy From Eating Wheaties! |
| 100 | –John Fogerty | Centerfield |
| 101 | –Cy Young | Cy Young Remembers His Perfect Game. |
| 102 | –Steve Goodman | A Dying Cub Fan's Last Request |
| 103 | –No Artist | Ted Williams Homers In His Final At Bat In The Major Leagues |
| 104 | –George Steinbrenner | New York Yankees Owner George Steinbrenner Speaks To Rumors He Will Sell The Team. |
| 105 | –Don Drysdale And Sandy Koufax | Los Angeles Dodgers' Don Drysdale And Sandy Koufax Hold Out For New Contracts. |
| 106 | –Hank Greenberg | Detroit Tigers' Hank Greenberg Reminisces About His Greatest Thrill In Baseball. |
| 107 | –Pete Rose | Pete Rose Addresses The Dowd Report's Accusations That He Gambled While Manager Of The Cincinnati Reds. |
| 108 | –No Artist | San Francisco Giants' Barry Bonds Breaks Mark McGwire's Single Season Home Run Record With 71 |
| 109 | –Babe Ruth And Lou Gehrig | Babe & Lou, The Home Run Twins |
| 110 | –Casey Stengel | New York Yankees' Manager Casey Stengel Testifies Before The Senate Subcomittee On Monopoly And Anti-Trust Hearings. |
| 111 | Disc Three: The Players | |
| 112 | –No Artist | New York Yankees Sweep Chicago Cubs To Win 1938 World Series, Their Third Consecutive Series Win |
| 113 | –Brooks Robinson | Baltimore Orioles' Brooks Robinson Discusses The 1966 World Series Against The Los Angeles Dodgers And The Off-Season. |
| 114 | –No Artist | New York Yankees Become The First Team To Win Four Consecutive World Series Titles |
| 115 | –No Artist | St. Louis Cardinals' Mark McGwire Breaks Roger Maris' Single Season Home Run Record With 62 |
| 116 | –Ed Gardner | "Two Top Gruskin" - Duffy's Tavern Radio Program |
| 117 | –No Artist | Boston Red Sox Fans Speculate That "The Curse Of The Bambino" May Be Coming To An End. |
| 118 | –Joe DiMaggio And Marilyn Monroe | Joe DiMaggio Marries Actress Marilyn Monroe. |
| 119 | –No Artist | New York Yankees' Mickey Mantle Sets World Series Home Run Record With 16th Round-Tripper |
| 120 | –Sammy Sosa | Chicago Cubs' Sammy Sosa Reflects On His Record-Breaking 66 Home Runs. |
| 121 | –Terry Francona | Boston Red Sox Manager Terry Francona On The Possibility Of Winning The Final Game Of The World Series. |
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