Take Me Out To The Ballgame / Various

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Label
Sony Masterworks
Release Date
August 5, 1997
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      VARIOUS
    • PERFORMER
      Various
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      August 05, 1997
    • UPC
      074646312728
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      M2K63127
    • LABEL
      Sony Masterworks
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      2
    • GENRE
      Orchestral & Symphonic
    Works ⌄

    1. The Familiar Sound of Baseball

    2. The Voice of Babe Ruth, April, 1947

    3. Bobby Thomson's home run to win the pennant for the Giants in 1951 (Russ Hodges announcing)

    4. Ed Walsh, 40-game winner

    5. Walter Johnson, strike-out leader

    6. Carl Hubbell recounts striking out Ruth, Gehrig, Fox and others

    7. Bob Feller's 348 strike-outs in one season

    8. Carl Erskine sets World Series strike-out record, 1953

    9. Cy Young's first no-hitter

    10. Johnny Van der Meer gets two no-hitters in consecutive starts

    11. First no-hitter in World Series play, pitched by Don Larsen

    12. Babe Ruth recalls the three goals he set for himself

    13. George Sisler remembers "The Babe"'s strength

    14. Senator Ford recalls an exceptional hit by Ruth

    15. Will Harridge on "The Babe"

    16. Ruth talks about the importance of getting a youngster started in baseball

    17. Branch Rickey estimates the influence of Ruth

    18. Jim Farley sums up his feelings about Ruth

    19. Andy Coply remembers Lou Gehrig as a boy

    20. Jimmy Fox remembers Gehrig's feats

    21. Charlie McCarthy (Edgar Bergen) kids Gehrig

    22. Gehrig's farewell to the fans

    23. Rogers Hornsby recalls his first year in the big leagues

    24. Ted Williams hits one out of the park

    25. Stan Musial's 1955 all-star game-winning homer and 3000th hit (Harry Carey announcing)

    26. Paul Waner goes six for six in 1926 game

    27. Tris Speaker gives views on hitting

    28. Ty Cobb talks about how to make your own breaks

    29. Buddy Blattner on the birth of the Baseball Hall of Fame

    30. The Hall of Fame ceremony, Cooperstown, New York (Tom Manning announcing)

    31. Eddie Collins

    32. Grover Cleveland Alexander

    33. Babe Ruth

    34. Hank Greenberg

    35. Paul Kerr

    36. Ford Frick

    37. Kenesaw Mountain Landis

    38. Willie Mays makes a sensational catch

    39. Jackie Robinson hits to win the sixth game of 1956 World Series

    40. Robinson recalls troubles when first entering major leagues

    41. Robert Heyland Jr. Talks about his father

    42. Connie Mack and his long managerial career

    43. Mickey Cochrane remembers one of Mack's mistakes

    44. Mack and his eternal hope for "next year"

    45. Sid Keener remembers Hornsby claiming Alexander by phone

    46. Frankie Frisch remembers the "Mud Cat Band"

    47. Joe McCarthy pays tribute to his great players

    48. Leo Durocher admits he's a genius

    49. Fred Haney gets a testimonial dinner

    50. Chuck Tanner hits a four-bagger to tie one up

    51. Eddie Matthews gets a homer (Ray Gillespie announcing)

    52. Joe Adcock adds his

    53. Henry Aaron clinches the pennant with a homer

    54. The Braves win the 1957 World Series

    55. A Prayer of Thanks by Francis Cardinal Spellman

    56. Casey at the Bat

    57. The Base Ball March (arr. for chamber ensemble)

      Composer: Johann C. Schmid

      Ensemble: The Triskelion All-Stars

      Performer: D' Anna Fortunato

    58. They're All Good American Names (arr. for voice and chamber ensemble)

      Composer: Jean Schwartz

      Ensemble: The Triskelion All-Stars

      Performer: D' Anna Fortunato

    59. Home Run Quick Step (arr. for chamber ensemble)

      Composer: Stephen J. Epstein

      Ensemble: The Triskelion All-Stars

    60. Our Orioles Two-Step March (arr. for chamber ensemble)

      Composer: Robert Morrison Stults

      Ensemble: The Triskelion All-Stars

    61. Hurrah for Our National Game (arr. for voice and chamber ensemble)

      Composer: Walter Neville

      Ensemble: The Triskelion All-Stars

      Performer: D' Anna Fortunato

    62. Our Champion's March (arr. for chamber ensemble)

      Composer: J. Franklin

      Ensemble: The Triskelion All-Stars

    63. Slide, Kelly, Slide! (arr. for voice and chamber ensemble)

      Composer: J. W. Kelly

      Ensemble: The Triskelion All-Stars

      Performer: D' Anna Fortunato

    64. Live Oak Polka (arr. for chamber ensemble)

      Composer: J. H. Kalbfleisch

      Ensemble: The Triskelion All-Stars

    65. Base Ball Fever (arr. for voice and chamber ensemble)

      Composer: H. Angelo

      Ensemble: The Triskelion All-Stars

      Performer: D' Anna Fortunato

    66. The Spectator March and Two-Step (arr. for chamber ensemble)

      Composer: Joseph Perrong

      Ensemble: The Triskelion All-Stars

    67. The Umpire is a Most Unhappy Man (arr. for voice and chamber ensemble)

      Composer: Joe Howard

      Ensemble: The Triskelion All-Stars

      Performer: D' Anna Fortunato

    68. The Base Ball Polka (arr. for chamber ensemble)

      Composer: J. M. Goodman

      Ensemble: The Triskelion All-Stars

    69. One-a Strike (arr. for voice and chamber ensemble)

      Composer: Arthur Longbrake

      Ensemble: The Triskelion All-Stars

      Performer: D' Anna Fortunato

    70. Baseball Quadrille (arr. for chamber ensemble)

      Composer: Henry Von Gudera

      Ensemble: The Triskelion All-Stars

    71. Jake! Jake! The Yiddisher Ball Player (arr. for voice and chamber ensemble)

      Composer: Irving Berlin

      Ensemble: The Triskelion All-Stars

      Performer: D' Anna Fortunato

    72. Una Schottische (arr. for chamber ensemble)

      Composer: M. J. Messer

      Ensemble: The Triskelion All-Stars

    73. Tiger Polka (arr. for chamber ensemble)

      Composer: C. Smith

      Ensemble: The Triskelion All-Stars

    74. That Baseball Rag (arr. for voice and chamber ensemble)

      Composer: Clarence Jones

      Ensemble: The Triskelion All-Stars

      Performer: D' Anna Fortunato

    75. The Ball Club March (arr. for chamber ensemble)

      Composer: J. Thomas Baldwin

      Ensemble: The Triskelion All-Stars

    76. Who Would Doubt that I'm a Man? (arr. for voice and chamber ensemble)

      Composer: A. F. Groebl

      Ensemble: The Triskelion All-Stars

      Performer: D' Anna Fortunato

    77. Baseball Cakewalk (arr. for chamber ensemble)

      Composer: Juan G. Evans

      Ensemble: The Triskelion All-Stars

    78. Take Me Out to the Ball Game (arr. for voice and chamber ensemble)

      Composer: Albert von Tilzer

      Ensemble: The Triskelion All-Stars

      Performer: D' Anna Fortunato


Complete Track List:

Disc 1:
1. Familiar Sound Of Baseball, The
2. Voice Of Babe Ruth, April, 1947, The
3. Bobby Thomson's Home Run To Win The Pennat For The Giants In The 1951 Playoff Game With Brooklyn
4. Ed Walsh, 40-Game Winner
5. Walter Johnson, Strike-Out Leader
6. Carl Hubbell Recounts Striking Out Ruth, Gehrig, Foxx, Simmons And Cronin
7. Bob Feller's 348 Strike-Outs In One Season
8. Carl Erskine Sets World Series' Strike-Out Record, 1953
9. Cy Young's First No-Hitter
10. Johnny Vander Meer Gets Two No-Hitters In Consecutive Starts
11. First No-Hitter In World Series Play, Piched By Don Larson
12. Babe Ruth Recalls The Three Goals He Set For Himself
13. George Sisler Remembers "The Babe"'s Strength
14. Senator Ford Recalls An Exceptional Hit By Ruth
15. Will Harridge On "The Babe"
16. Ruth Talks About The Importance Of Getting A Youngster Started In Baseball
17. Branch Rickey Estimates The Influence Of Ruth
18. Jim Farley Sums Up His Feelings About Ruth
19. Andy Coply Remembers Lou Gehrig As A Boy
20. Jimmy Foxx Remembers Gehrig's Feats
21. Charlie McCarthy (Edgar Bergen) Kids Gehrig
22. Gehrig's Farewell To The Fans
23. Rogers Hornsby His First Year In The Big Leagues
24. Ted Williams Hits One Out Of The Park
25. Stan Musial's 1955 All-Star Game-Winning Homer And 3,000th Hit
26. Paul Waner Goes Six For Six In 1926 Game
27. Tris Speaker Gives Views On Hitting
28. Ty Cobb Talks About How To Make Your Own Breaks
29. Budy Blattner On The Birth Of The Baseball Hall Of Fame
30. Hall Of Fame Ceremony, Cooperstown, New York, The
31. Eddie Collins
32. Grover Cleveland Alexander
33. Babe Ruth
34. Hank Greenberg
35. Paul Kerr
36. Ford Frick
37. Kenesaw Mountain Landis
38. Willie Mays Makes A Sensational Catch
39. Jackie Robinson Hits To Win The Sixth Game Of 1956 Wold Series
40. Robinson Recalls Troubles When First Entering The Major Leagues
41. Robert Heyland Jr., Talks About His Father
42. Connie Mack And His Long Managerial Career
43. Mickey Cochrane Remembers One Of Mack's Mistakes
44. Mack And His Eternal Hope For "Next Year"
45. Sid Keener Remembers Hornsby Claiming Alexander By Phone
46. Frankie Frisch Remebers The "Mud Cat Band"
47. Joe McCarthy Pays Tribute to His Great Players
48. Leo Durocher Admits He's A Genius
49. Fred Haney Gets A Testimonial Dinner
50. Chuck Tanner Hits A Four Bagger To Tie One Up
51. Eddie Matthews Gets A Homer
52. Joe Adcock Adds His
53. Henry Aaron Clinches The Pennant With A Homer
54. Braves Win The 1957 World Series, The
55. Prayer Of Thanks By Francis Cardinal Spellman, A

Disc 2: Bonus Disc:
1. Casey At The Bat - Vincent Price
2. Baseball March, The
3. They're All Good American Names
4. Home Run Quick Step
5. Our Orioles Two-Step March
6. Hurrah For Our National Game
7. Our Champions March
8. Slide, Kelly, Slide
9. Live Oak Polka
10. Baseball Fever
11. Spectator March And Two-Step, The
12. Umpire Is A Most Unhappy Man, The
13. Baseball Polka
14. One-A-Strike
15. Baseball Quadrille
16. Jake! Jake! The Yiddisher Ball-Player
17. Una Schottishe
18. Tiger Polka
19. That Baseball Rag
20. Ball Club March, The
21. Who Would Doubt That I'm A Man?
22. Baseball Cakewalk,The
23. Take Me Out To The Ball Game - D'Anna Fortunato/The Triskelion All-Stars

TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALL GAME is a collection of spoken vocal tracks by famous baseball players & celebrities and also includes a bonus disc of traditional baseball songs.