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Date Posted: 14:02:39 03/07/20 Sat
Author: Daniel Earnshaw (Respectful)
Subject: Lorne Greene narrates The Colonial Keystone: Pennsylvania (1976) album sampler

YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/UvLk6j9NC0s

The Colonial Keystone tells the story of the formation of the State of Pennsylvania and was released on LP only in 1976. This is the first re-release in over 40 years and has been freshly transferred from the perfectly preserved original multi-track master tapes. The sound quality of the recording is impeccable and it sounds as if it was recorded yesterday.

Gillian Greene said this of the re-release: “It was a pleasure to have been involved in the creative process to create this re-release of two of my father’s spoken word titles, including hearing the audio and approving the new artwork. I recall the pride he had in his recordings and it’s wonderful that people can once again hear these parts of my father’s recorded legacy.”

This 2 CD release can be found on Amazon via this link: http://geni.us/Lorne

The Colonial Keystone is also available for download on iTunes: http://geni.us/LorneDig

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