Alan Jay Lerner, Frederick Loewe / Julie Andrews, Richard Burton - Camelot (Original Broadway Cast Recording) Mp3

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Credits

• Arranged By [Choral Arrangements By] – Trude Rittman
• Leader [Musical Director] – Franz Allers
• Lyrics By – Alan Jay Lerner
• Music By – Frederick Loewe
• Orchestrated By – Philip J. Lang, Robert Russell Bennett
• Performer [King Arthur] – Richard Burton
• Performer [King Pellinore] – Robert Coote
• Performer [Lancelot] – Robert Goulet
• Performer [Mordred] – Roddy McDowall
• Performer [Morgan Le Fey] – M'el Dowd
• Performer [Queen Guenevere] – Julie Andrews
• Photography By [Back Cover] – Milton H. Greene
• Producer [Produced For Records] – Goddard Lieberson
• Vocals [Singers] – Benita James, Donald Maloof, Dorothy White, Frank Bouley, Jack Dabdoub, James Gannon , Joan August, John Cullum, John Taliaferro, Judy Hastings, Larry Mitchell , Leesa Troy, Marjorie Smith, Marnell Bruce, Mary Sue Berry, Michael Kermoyan, Murray Goldkind, Paul Huddleston, Paul Richards , Shelia Swenson, Warren Hays

• Arranged By [Choral Arrangements By] – Trude Rittman
• Leader [Musical Director] – Franz Allers
• Lyrics By – Alan Jay Lerner
• Music By – Frederick Loewe
• Orchestrated By – Philip J. Lang, Robert Russell Bennett
• Performer [King Arthur] – Richard Burton
• Performer [King Pellinore] – Robert Coote
• Performer [Lancelot] – Robert Goulet
• Performer [Mordred] – Roddy McDowall
• Performer [Morgan Le Fey] – M'el Dowd
• Performer [Queen Guenevere] – Julie Andrews
• Photography By [Back Cover] – Milton H. Greene
• Producer [Produced For Records] – Goddard Lieberson
• Vocals [Singers] – Benita James, Donald Maloof, Dorothy White, Frank Bouley, Jack Dabdoub, James Gannon , Joan August, John Cullum, John Taliaferro, Judy Hastings, Larry Mitchell , Leesa Troy, Marjorie Smith, Marnell Bruce, Mary Sue Berry, Michael Kermoyan, Murray Goldkind, Paul Huddleston, Paul Richards , Shelia Swenson, Warren Hays

Notes

Camelot opened at the Majestic Theatre in New York City on December 3, 1960, after engagements in Toronto, Canada and Boston.

Based on "The Once And Future King" by T.H. White.

Dark gray labels, with: "360 Sound" Stereo "360 Sound" (without arrows) printed on the bottom half.

Columbia Masterworks
Printed in U.S.A.

Original version has KOS Category with 6-eye label
First reissue has KOS Category with 2-eye and black font rim text
Second reissue has KOS Category with 2-eye and white font rim text
Third reissue has OS Category and different jacketCamelot opened at the Majestic Theatre in New York City on December 3, 1960, after engagements in Toronto, Canada and Boston.

Based on "The Once And Future King" by T.H. White.

Original version has KOS Category with 6-eye label
First reissue has KOS Category with 2-eye and black font rim text
Second reissue has KOS Category with 2-eye and white font rim text
Third reissue has OS Category and different jacket

Columbia Masterworks
Printed in U.S.A.

This version has "CBS" in the arrows at the top of the label.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Center label, side A): XSM 51698
• Matrix / Runout (Center label, side B): XSM 51699
• Matrix / Runout (side A runout stamped): XXSM-51698-1CE
• Matrix / Runout (side B runout stamped): XXSM-51699-1CA P

• Matrix / Runout (Center label, side A): XSM 51698
• Matrix / Runout (Center label, side B): XSM 51699
• Matrix / Runout (Runout, side A): XXSM51698-1K
• Matrix / Runout (Runout, side B): XXSM-51699-1CL
• Matrix / Runout (Runout, side A variant): XXSM51698-1CH
• Matrix / Runout (Runout, side B variant): XXSM-51699-1EG

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