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I never thought I'd ever hear this again. Thanks for sharing. 🏀👍 Marv Albert deserves tribute night at the Garden. I guess it'll happen after James Dolan croaks.

As an original Met fan, from then to now, this album now gathering dust somewhere in my vinyl collection, brings home all my childhood memories of that miracle summer in 1969 when the Mets arose and took the National League by storm. What a wonderful compilation of radio highlights from some of the legendary NY Giant and Dodger baseball moments from Red Barber, Russ Hodges and the thru line heritage to the Mets incredible trio of voices, Lindsey Nelson, Bob Murphy and Ralph Kiner. At one point, I could practically recite their calls from this album by heart. It's like replaying and listening to an audible history lesson I participated in. I was at Shea for some of their biggest moments that year, taking over first place in the NL East and Game 3 of the World Series. Thanks for sharing.

Really fantastic talent in this orchestra, full of Met Opera and New York Philharmonic players; Martin Smith. Charlie Russo. Elaine Douvas. Mark Gould. Ken de Carlo. Just look at the list.

I'm 60 years old. Listened to this when I was a kid many times. Made many trips to Shea Stadium. Remember the nose bleed seats for a $1. I was a huge Met fan growing up in NJ.

I had this album as a kid!

I had this when I was a kid.

RIP my favorite Met,Ed Kranepool!❤

Many thanks! conducted by Daniel Stern?

Many thanks! who is the conductor?

Many thanks! who is the conductor?

Many thanks! Is Daniel Stern the conductor?

12:38 Nice documentary...Even though this is the 1970 new York Knicks championship highlights, it's nice to hear the great late Johnny most commentating the 1969 Celtics vs Knicks...I wished there were a game or 2 or a highlight documentary talking about the last 2 Celtics championship teams out the 11 championship they won in the 1960s in 1968 and 1969 featuring Johnny most...That would be interesting as well

I had this album wow 😮 nice I play this over and over thanks

Dave Letterman's record collection

I still have that album, haven't played it in years. Grew up as a Mets fan in N.Jersey. Made many trips from the P.A. on the Blue Line to Willets Point to Shea Stadium. Ralph Kiner along with Bob Murphy and Lindsey Nelson on Cnannel 9 WOR.

wow.... nice!!

Special times !

WOW! Thank you for this!

There are several versions of this album. We had an original which, as this audio has it, opens with a solo french horn and includes the Virginia Slims jingle (I don't remember if there is a song credit on the back of the jacket). Then there is another online which opens with the french horn but doesn't include the Virginia Slims jingle (obviously for copyright reasons). I recently purchased another LP in perfect condition and it does have the Virginia Slims jingle (with a song credit on the back of the jacket) but the album opens up, not with a french horn, but an organ playing the old funeral dirge. Interesting. It does seem more fitting for the organ rather than the french horn.

I grew up listening to this album. Brought back incredible memories…..

Congratulations. Few have the chutzpah to attempt this. Mangiome wouldn't do "Feel,Of s Vision" on his early 70s concert in the Bay Area (he told me) since he wouldn't have Marvin Stamm. Few solo pieces are more daunting. This is the very first cover I've heard. Bravo!

I got this one not long after they won it - many listens.

I had this album... and the album where the team sang!!!

I had this album for decades...lost it around 2010

Got this album for a dollar and a fill up at Sunoco. Damn......I'm old.

Listened to this album over and over again in the early 70s. Thank you for letting me enjoy this again!!

I also had this album... brought back so many memories for me as a 12 year old kid in New York!

Great report

Seaver didn't get the perfect game but he was perfection on the mound

A lot of these calls sound re-created tbh. scripted c. 1970 or so, whenever they made this record.

Loved this album

If it wasn't for Bob Murphy, I would have never learned the term "Pier-Six Brawl."

Thanks for posting this, it brings back many fond memories! I was in the orchestra and had a great time at that festival.

I became a sportscaster because of Bob Murphy! The memories and thrills of 1969 will live on forever! Hope the ‘22 team can win it all but 1969 will ALWAYS be the greatest-a moment in time they will sit still forever!

Great to hear the radio audio from game 1 of NLCS. Had not heard that before. We have game 2 and 3 radiocasts b2ut not game 1.

Marvelous Marv Thornberry

The visualization is impeccable!😮

I have this record! Some of Bob Murphy's clips are recreations. He was doing TV during the ninth inning of Tom Seaver's imperfect game.

Gary Cohen is great..but Lindsay, Ralph and Bob are in a league of their own!

The Cack Brothers are my heroes!

I was hoping to find out more about the recording you posted of the Brandenburg number two but you have the comments turned off so I gave it a thumbs down to see if you'd notice things and maybe tell me who the orchestra is and when it was recorded

Petrushka…Such a visual piece of music, and the Boise Philharmonic really does it justice! Noted soloists, Michael Bankston Clarinet, Paul Schiller on Piano, Jeanne Bethy (sorry if misspelled), English Horn, and Principal Trumpet William Blumberg with the unforgettable solo on “Dance of the Ballerina!” I’ve listened to many renditions of this piece, and this one ranks right up there with some of the best!

Listened to the opening promenade. Bill’s trumpet calls out to you forcefully yet sweetly at the same time! He gets your attention in a nice way.

Thanks for sharing! If you have a second, I posted some original music. As a fellow music lover, I'd love if you would take a listen. It's on my page. I appreciate it!

What a truly remarkable piece! And, if I do say myself, expertly play! Thanks for the blast from the past. TT

Bravo!!

So lovely.

Goosebumps