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A1. Colonel Bogey Introducing Excerpts From River Kwai March A2. Theme From "Lawrence Of Arabia" A3. The Guns Of Navarone A4. Theme From "Battle Of Britain" A5. The Longest Day A6. Theme From "Where Eagles Dare" B1. 633 Squadron B2. The Dam Busters B3. The Great Escape March B4. The Green Berets Theme B5. Theme From "Is Paris Burning" B6. Theme From "Reach For The Sky"
General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above):
Title appears as:
Geoff Love And His Orchestra Play Big War Movie Themes
℗ 1971
A Supertunes Production
Publishers and Rights Societies per track:
A1: Hawkes & Son
A1: (Excerpt, River Kwai March) C. Connelly, MCPS, F. Day, Britico, NCB
A2: S. Bernstein Ltd. Britico, MCPS, World Music, NCB
A3: Chappell, MCPS, Britico, NCB
A4: United Artists Music, MCPS, Britico, NCB
A5, A6: Big 3 Music Ltd.
B1:United Artists Music, MCPS, Britico, NCB
B2: Chappell & Co. Ltd.
B3: United Artists Music, MCPS, Britico, NCB
B4: Warner Bros. Music. MCPS, Britico, NCB
B5: Famous Chappell, Britico
B6: Francis Day, MCPS, NCB
Phonographic Copyright (p) Supertunes Ltd. Published By Hawkes & Son Published By Campbell Connelly Published By Francis Day Published By S. Bernstein Ltd. Published By World Music (5) Published By Chappell Published By United Artists Music Published By Big 3 Music Ltd. Published By Chappell & Co. Ltd. Published By Warner Bros. Music Published By Famous Chappell
A2. Theme From "Lawrence Of Arabia"
A3. The Guns Of Navarone
A4. Theme From "Battle Of Britain"
A5. The Longest Day
A6. Theme From "Where Eagles Dare"
B1. 633 Squadron
B2. The Dam Busters
B3. The Great Escape March
B4. The Green Berets Theme
B5. Theme From "Is Paris Burning"
B6. Theme From "Reach For The Sky"