Great American Baseball Box / Various: Great American Baseball Box / Various
Great American Baseball Box / Various
SKU: 11104179
Great American Baseball Box / Various: Great American Baseball Box / Various
Great American Baseball Box / Various
SKU: 11104179
Format: CD
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Title: Great American Baseball Box / Various
Artist: Great American Baseball Box / Various
Label: Shout Factory
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 826663144024
Genre: Sports, Box Sets
These are etched into the memories of so many, from the '30's (Yankees win fourth straight World Series) to 2004 ("The Curse" is over!). This 4-CD set-whose box looks like a slightly scuffed base-covers all the bases with original broadcasts (the above plus the "Shot Heard 'Round the World"; Willie Mays' "The Catch"; the homers of Mazeroski, Gibson and Bucky Dent); player remembrances (Ty Cobb, Babe Ruth, Jackie Robinson, Hank Aaron, Pete Rose); a CD of comedy, commercials and controversy, and one with baseball songs by Dylan, Fogerty, Nat King Cole, Count Basie a home run!
Tracks:
1.1 It's a Beautiful Day for a Ball Game - the Harry Simeone Songsters
1.2 Centerfield - John Fogerty
1.3 I Love Mickey - Mickey Mantle ; Teresa Brewer
1.4 D-O-D-G-E-R-S Song (Oh, Really? No, O'Malley) - Danny Kaye
1.5 Did You See Jackie Robinson Hit That Ball? - Count Basie ; His Orchestra Feat. Taps Miller
1.6 Talkin' Baseball (Willie, Mickey ; "The Duke") - Terry Cashman
1.7 Catfish - Bob Dylan
1.8 Take Me Out to the Ball Game - the Andrews Sisters Feat. Dan Dailey
1.9 Joltin' Joe Dimaggio - Les Brown ; His Orchestra Feat. Betty Bonney
1.10 Baseball Boogie - Mabel Scott
1.11 The First Baseball Game - Nat King Cole
1.12 Right Field - Peter, Paul ; Mary
1.13 Say Hey (The Willie Mays Song) - the Treniers
1.14 Van Lingle Mungo - Dave Frishberg
1.15 A Dying Cub Fan's Last Request - Steve Goodman
1.16 The Ball Game - Sister Wynona Carr
2.1 New York Yankees Score Seven Runs in One Inning During the Final Game of the 1936 World Series
2.2 New York Yankees Sweep Chicago Cubs to Win the 1938 World Series, Their Third Consecutive Series Win
2.3 New York Yankees Become the First Team to Win Four Consecutive World Series Titles
2.4 The Shot Heard Round the World New York Giants Bobby Thomson Homers Against Brooklyn Dodgers to Win National League Pennant
2.5 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
2.6 New York Yankees Don Larsen Pitches Only Perfect Game in World Series History
2.7 Ted Williams Homers in His Final at Bat in the Major Leagues
2.8 Pittsburgh Pirates Bill Mazeroskis Game 7 Home Run Wins 1960 World Series
2.9 New York Yankees Roger Maris Breaks Babe Ruths Single Season Home Run Record
2.10 New York Yankees Mickey Mantle Sets World Series Home Run Record with 16th Round-Tripper
2.11 New York Yankees Mickey Mantle Hits His 500th Career Home Run
2.12 The Amazin New York Mets Win the 1969 World Series
2.13 Atlanta Braves Hammerin Hank Aaron Breaks Babe Ruths Career Home Run Record
2.14 Boston Red Soxs Carlton Fisk Homers to Win Game 6 of the 1975 World Series
2.15 New York Yankees Reggie Jackson Homers Three Times in Final Game of 1977 World Series
2.16 New York Yankees Bucky Dent Homers to Beat Red Sox and Win the 1978 American League Eastern Division Title
2.17 Cincinnati Reds Tom Seaver Becomes Fifth Player to Amass 3,000 Strikeouts
2.18 Kansas City Royals George Brett Has Home Run Disqualified for Pine Tar Too Far Up the Bat Handle
2.19 Cincinnati Reds Pete Rose Breaks Ty Cobbs All-Time Hits Record
2.20 Bill Buckners Legendary Error Continues the Boston Red Sox Curse
2.21 Los Angeles Dodgers Kirk Gibson Homers to Win Game 1 of the 1988 World Series
2.22 Texas Rangers Nolan Ryan Hurls His Seventh No-Hitter
2.23 Toronto Blue Jays Joe Carter Wins Game 6 of the 1993 World Series with a Home Run
2.24 Baltimore Orioles Cal Ripken, Jr., Breaks Lou Gehrigs Consecutive Games Played Record
2.25 St. Louis Cardinals Mark McGwire Breaks Roger Maris Single Season Home Run Record with 62
2.26 Chicago Cubs Sammy Sosa Ties Mark McGwires Single Season Home Run Record of 62
2.27 San Francisco Giants Barry Bonds Breaks Mark McGwires Single Season Home Run Record with 71
2.28 Arizona Diamondbacks Luis Gonzalezs Game 7 Hit Beats the New York Yankees to Win the 2001 World Series
2.29 Seattle Mariners Ichiro Suzuki Breaks George Sislers Single Season Hits Record
2.30 Boston Red Sox Beat the St. Louis Cardinals to Win 2004 World Series and Break 86-Year-Old Curse
3.1 Philadelphia Athletics Manager Connie Mack, Red Smith and Andy Coakley Reminisce About the Early Days of Baseball. (1898-1906)
3.2 Cy Young Remembers His Perfect Game. (1904)
3.3 Ty Cobb Talks About His Career. (1906-1918)
3.4 St. Louis Cardinals Player-Manager Frankie Frisch Remembers His 1934 World Championship Team, Fondly Known As the Gashouse Gang. (1934)
3.5 Babe Ruth Talks About His Goals in Baseball. (1934)
3.6 Baseball Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis Declares Baseball Hall of Fame Open. (1939)
3.7 An Ailing Lou Gehrig Announces His Retirement and Bids Farewell at Yankee Stadium. (1939)
3.8 New York City Mayor Fiorello Laguardia on the War and Baseball. (1942)
3.9 Boston Red Soxs Ted Williams Talks About His Love of Baseball. (1946)
3.10 Babe Ruth Gives Farewell Address at Yankee Stadium. (1947)
3.11 Brooklyn Dodgers Jackie Robinson Reflects on Being Baseballs First African-American Player. (1948)
3.12 New York Yankees Joltin Joe Dimaggio Announces His Retirement from Baseball. (1951)
3.13 Leo Durocher Reminisces About Managing the 1954 World Champion New York Giants. (1955)
3.14 Detroit Tigers Hank Greenberg Reminisces About His Greatest Thrill in Baseball. (1956)
3.15 New York Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers Announce Their Move to the West Coast. (1957)
3.16 New York Yankees Manager Casey Stengel Testifies Before the Senate Subcommittee on Monopoly and Anti-Trust Hearings. (1958)
3.17 New York Yankees Whitey Ford Discusses Pitching Fundamentals. (1963)
3.18 Los Angeles Dodgers Don Drysdale and Sandy Koufax Hold Out for New Contracts. (1966)
3.19 St. Louis Cardinals Great Stan Musial on Unionizing Players and the Expansion of the League. (1966)
3.20 San Francisco Giants Gaylord Perry Talks About Pitching. (1966)
3.21 Baltimore Orioles Brooks Robinson Discusses the 1966 World Series Against the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Off-Season. (1966)
3.22 Chicago White Sox Owner Bill Veeck on the 1966 World Series. (1966)
3.23 New York Yankees Yogi Berra Is Inducted Into the Baseball Hall of Fame. (1972)
3.24 Future Hall of Famer Frank Robinson on His Trade from the Baltimore Orioles to the Los Angeles Dodgers. (1972)
3.25 Cincinnati Reds Johnny Bench on the 1972 National League West Divisional Race. (1972)
3.26 Boston Red Soxs Carl Yastrzemski Talks About the Upcoming Season. (1972)
3.27 Cincinnati Reds Pete Rose on the Upcoming National League Play-Offs. (1972)
3.28 Oakland Athletics Reggie Jackson Reveals He Received Death Threats Prior to the 1973 World Series. (1973)
3.29 New York Yankees Reggie Jackson Answers His Critics. (Circa 1973 74)
3.30 NBC Announcer Tony Kubek Interviews Atlanta Braves Hammerin Hank Aaron About the Pressure of Trying to Break Babe Ruths Career Home Run Record. (1974)
3.31 New York Yankees Bucky Dent on His Above-Normal Home Run Production. (1977)
3.32 California Angels Reggie Jackson Returns to An Ovation at Yankee Stadium. (1982)
3.33 New York Yankees Owner George Steinbrenner Speaks to Rumors He Will Sell the Team. (1982)
3.34 Pete Rose Addresses the Dowd Reports Accusations That He Gambled While Manager of the Cincinnati Reds. (1989)
3.35 Former Baltimore Orioles Cal Ripken, Jr., Reflects on His Consecutive Games Played Streak. (1995)
3.36 NBC Anchor Brian Williams Account of St. Louis Cardinals Mark McGwires Single Season Record-Breaking 62nd Home Run. (1998)
3.37 Mark McGwire on the Groundskeeper Who Caught His 62nd Home Run Ball. (1998)
3.38 Chicago Cubs Sammy Sosa Reflects on His Record-Breaking 66 Home Runs. (1998)
3.39 Sammy Sosa on His Pending Suspension for Using a Corked Bat. (2003)
3.40 San Francisco Giants Barry Bonds Talks About Hitting His 700th Career Home Run. (2004)
3.41 Boston Red Sox Manager Terry Francona on the Possibility of Winning the Final Game of the World Series. (2004)
3.42 Philadelphia Athletics Manager Connie Mack Coins the Hopeful Phrase There's Always Next Year! (1928)
4.1 Casey at the Bat Dewolf Hopper (1909)
4.2 The Man Who Fanned Casey Dewolf Hopper (1909)
4.3 Babe ; Lou, the Home Run Twins Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig (1928)
4.4 Colgate Sports Newsreel with Bill Stern and the Strange But True Beginning of the National League. (1941)
4.5 Babe Ruth Answers Questions from His Young Fans. (1941)
4.6 Two Top Gruskin Duffys Tavern Radio Program (1947)
4.7 Joe Dimaggio Answers Mailbag Questions from His Fans. (1948)
4.8 Ralph Kiner Sponsors Wheaties and Trade
Artist: Great American Baseball Box / Various
Label: Shout Factory
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 826663144024
Genre: Sports, Box Sets
These are etched into the memories of so many, from the '30's (Yankees win fourth straight World Series) to 2004 ("The Curse" is over!). This 4-CD set-whose box looks like a slightly scuffed base-covers all the bases with original broadcasts (the above plus the "Shot Heard 'Round the World"; Willie Mays' "The Catch"; the homers of Mazeroski, Gibson and Bucky Dent); player remembrances (Ty Cobb, Babe Ruth, Jackie Robinson, Hank Aaron, Pete Rose); a CD of comedy, commercials and controversy, and one with baseball songs by Dylan, Fogerty, Nat King Cole, Count Basie a home run!
Tracks:
1.1 It's a Beautiful Day for a Ball Game - the Harry Simeone Songsters
1.2 Centerfield - John Fogerty
1.3 I Love Mickey - Mickey Mantle ; Teresa Brewer
1.4 D-O-D-G-E-R-S Song (Oh, Really? No, O'Malley) - Danny Kaye
1.5 Did You See Jackie Robinson Hit That Ball? - Count Basie ; His Orchestra Feat. Taps Miller
1.6 Talkin' Baseball (Willie, Mickey ; "The Duke") - Terry Cashman
1.7 Catfish - Bob Dylan
1.8 Take Me Out to the Ball Game - the Andrews Sisters Feat. Dan Dailey
1.9 Joltin' Joe Dimaggio - Les Brown ; His Orchestra Feat. Betty Bonney
1.10 Baseball Boogie - Mabel Scott
1.11 The First Baseball Game - Nat King Cole
1.12 Right Field - Peter, Paul ; Mary
1.13 Say Hey (The Willie Mays Song) - the Treniers
1.14 Van Lingle Mungo - Dave Frishberg
1.15 A Dying Cub Fan's Last Request - Steve Goodman
1.16 The Ball Game - Sister Wynona Carr
2.1 New York Yankees Score Seven Runs in One Inning During the Final Game of the 1936 World Series
2.2 New York Yankees Sweep Chicago Cubs to Win the 1938 World Series, Their Third Consecutive Series Win
2.3 New York Yankees Become the First Team to Win Four Consecutive World Series Titles
2.4 The Shot Heard Round the World New York Giants Bobby Thomson Homers Against Brooklyn Dodgers to Win National League Pennant
2.5 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
2.6 New York Yankees Don Larsen Pitches Only Perfect Game in World Series History
2.7 Ted Williams Homers in His Final at Bat in the Major Leagues
2.8 Pittsburgh Pirates Bill Mazeroskis Game 7 Home Run Wins 1960 World Series
2.9 New York Yankees Roger Maris Breaks Babe Ruths Single Season Home Run Record
2.10 New York Yankees Mickey Mantle Sets World Series Home Run Record with 16th Round-Tripper
2.11 New York Yankees Mickey Mantle Hits His 500th Career Home Run
2.12 The Amazin New York Mets Win the 1969 World Series
2.13 Atlanta Braves Hammerin Hank Aaron Breaks Babe Ruths Career Home Run Record
2.14 Boston Red Soxs Carlton Fisk Homers to Win Game 6 of the 1975 World Series
2.15 New York Yankees Reggie Jackson Homers Three Times in Final Game of 1977 World Series
2.16 New York Yankees Bucky Dent Homers to Beat Red Sox and Win the 1978 American League Eastern Division Title
2.17 Cincinnati Reds Tom Seaver Becomes Fifth Player to Amass 3,000 Strikeouts
2.18 Kansas City Royals George Brett Has Home Run Disqualified for Pine Tar Too Far Up the Bat Handle
2.19 Cincinnati Reds Pete Rose Breaks Ty Cobbs All-Time Hits Record
2.20 Bill Buckners Legendary Error Continues the Boston Red Sox Curse
2.21 Los Angeles Dodgers Kirk Gibson Homers to Win Game 1 of the 1988 World Series
2.22 Texas Rangers Nolan Ryan Hurls His Seventh No-Hitter
2.23 Toronto Blue Jays Joe Carter Wins Game 6 of the 1993 World Series with a Home Run
2.24 Baltimore Orioles Cal Ripken, Jr., Breaks Lou Gehrigs Consecutive Games Played Record
2.25 St. Louis Cardinals Mark McGwire Breaks Roger Maris Single Season Home Run Record with 62
2.26 Chicago Cubs Sammy Sosa Ties Mark McGwires Single Season Home Run Record of 62
2.27 San Francisco Giants Barry Bonds Breaks Mark McGwires Single Season Home Run Record with 71
2.28 Arizona Diamondbacks Luis Gonzalezs Game 7 Hit Beats the New York Yankees to Win the 2001 World Series
2.29 Seattle Mariners Ichiro Suzuki Breaks George Sislers Single Season Hits Record
2.30 Boston Red Sox Beat the St. Louis Cardinals to Win 2004 World Series and Break 86-Year-Old Curse
3.1 Philadelphia Athletics Manager Connie Mack, Red Smith and Andy Coakley Reminisce About the Early Days of Baseball. (1898-1906)
3.2 Cy Young Remembers His Perfect Game. (1904)
3.3 Ty Cobb Talks About His Career. (1906-1918)
3.4 St. Louis Cardinals Player-Manager Frankie Frisch Remembers His 1934 World Championship Team, Fondly Known As the Gashouse Gang. (1934)
3.5 Babe Ruth Talks About His Goals in Baseball. (1934)
3.6 Baseball Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis Declares Baseball Hall of Fame Open. (1939)
3.7 An Ailing Lou Gehrig Announces His Retirement and Bids Farewell at Yankee Stadium. (1939)
3.8 New York City Mayor Fiorello Laguardia on the War and Baseball. (1942)
3.9 Boston Red Soxs Ted Williams Talks About His Love of Baseball. (1946)
3.10 Babe Ruth Gives Farewell Address at Yankee Stadium. (1947)
3.11 Brooklyn Dodgers Jackie Robinson Reflects on Being Baseballs First African-American Player. (1948)
3.12 New York Yankees Joltin Joe Dimaggio Announces His Retirement from Baseball. (1951)
3.13 Leo Durocher Reminisces About Managing the 1954 World Champion New York Giants. (1955)
3.14 Detroit Tigers Hank Greenberg Reminisces About His Greatest Thrill in Baseball. (1956)
3.15 New York Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers Announce Their Move to the West Coast. (1957)
3.16 New York Yankees Manager Casey Stengel Testifies Before the Senate Subcommittee on Monopoly and Anti-Trust Hearings. (1958)
3.17 New York Yankees Whitey Ford Discusses Pitching Fundamentals. (1963)
3.18 Los Angeles Dodgers Don Drysdale and Sandy Koufax Hold Out for New Contracts. (1966)
3.19 St. Louis Cardinals Great Stan Musial on Unionizing Players and the Expansion of the League. (1966)
3.20 San Francisco Giants Gaylord Perry Talks About Pitching. (1966)
3.21 Baltimore Orioles Brooks Robinson Discusses the 1966 World Series Against the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Off-Season. (1966)
3.22 Chicago White Sox Owner Bill Veeck on the 1966 World Series. (1966)
3.23 New York Yankees Yogi Berra Is Inducted Into the Baseball Hall of Fame. (1972)
3.24 Future Hall of Famer Frank Robinson on His Trade from the Baltimore Orioles to the Los Angeles Dodgers. (1972)
3.25 Cincinnati Reds Johnny Bench on the 1972 National League West Divisional Race. (1972)
3.26 Boston Red Soxs Carl Yastrzemski Talks About the Upcoming Season. (1972)
3.27 Cincinnati Reds Pete Rose on the Upcoming National League Play-Offs. (1972)
3.28 Oakland Athletics Reggie Jackson Reveals He Received Death Threats Prior to the 1973 World Series. (1973)
3.29 New York Yankees Reggie Jackson Answers His Critics. (Circa 1973 74)
3.30 NBC Announcer Tony Kubek Interviews Atlanta Braves Hammerin Hank Aaron About the Pressure of Trying to Break Babe Ruths Career Home Run Record. (1974)
3.31 New York Yankees Bucky Dent on His Above-Normal Home Run Production. (1977)
3.32 California Angels Reggie Jackson Returns to An Ovation at Yankee Stadium. (1982)
3.33 New York Yankees Owner George Steinbrenner Speaks to Rumors He Will Sell the Team. (1982)
3.34 Pete Rose Addresses the Dowd Reports Accusations That He Gambled While Manager of the Cincinnati Reds. (1989)
3.35 Former Baltimore Orioles Cal Ripken, Jr., Reflects on His Consecutive Games Played Streak. (1995)
3.36 NBC Anchor Brian Williams Account of St. Louis Cardinals Mark McGwires Single Season Record-Breaking 62nd Home Run. (1998)
3.37 Mark McGwire on the Groundskeeper Who Caught His 62nd Home Run Ball. (1998)
3.38 Chicago Cubs Sammy Sosa Reflects on His Record-Breaking 66 Home Runs. (1998)
3.39 Sammy Sosa on His Pending Suspension for Using a Corked Bat. (2003)
3.40 San Francisco Giants Barry Bonds Talks About Hitting His 700th Career Home Run. (2004)
3.41 Boston Red Sox Manager Terry Francona on the Possibility of Winning the Final Game of the World Series. (2004)
3.42 Philadelphia Athletics Manager Connie Mack Coins the Hopeful Phrase There's Always Next Year! (1928)
4.1 Casey at the Bat Dewolf Hopper (1909)
4.2 The Man Who Fanned Casey Dewolf Hopper (1909)
4.3 Babe ; Lou, the Home Run Twins Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig (1928)
4.4 Colgate Sports Newsreel with Bill Stern and the Strange But True Beginning of the National League. (1941)
4.5 Babe Ruth Answers Questions from His Young Fans. (1941)
4.6 Two Top Gruskin Duffys Tavern Radio Program (1947)
4.7 Joe Dimaggio Answers Mailbag Questions from His Fans. (1948)
4.8 Ralph Kiner Sponsors Wheaties and Trade
