Living Strings: Airport Love Theme, Motion Picture Themes 1970 LP SEALED MINT

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Living Strings ?– Airport Love Theme And Other Motion Picture Themes

Label:
RCA Camden ?– CAS-2420    
Format:
LP, Album, Vinyl, Stereo
Country:
US
Released:
1970
Genre:
Stage & Screen
Style:
Theme, Easy Listening

Tracklist

A1     The Time For Love (Is Any Time)     3:28
A2     Suicide Is Painless     3:41
A3     Airport Love Theme     4:00
A4     Darling Lili     3:17
A5     Theme From "Z"     3:25
B1     What Are You Doing The Rest Of Your Life?     3:15
B2     "Patton" Theme     3:12
B3     Easy Come, Easy Go     4:15
B4     Theme From "Downhill Racer"     4:06

Companies etc

    Copyright (c) – RCA Records

Credits

    Arranged By, Conductor – Johnny Douglas
    Producer – Ethel Gabriel

Notes

A1: Theme from the Columbia picture "Cactus Flower" (BMI)
A2: From the 20th Century-Fox film "M*A*S*H" (ASCAP)
A3: From Ross Hunter's production "Airport"—A Universal Picture) (ASCAP)
A4: From the Blake Edwards production "Darling Lili"—A Paramount Picture (ASCAP)
A5: From the motion picture "Z" (BMI)
B1: From the United Artists motion picture "The Happy Ending" (ASCAP)
B2: From the 20th Century-Fox film "Patton" (BMI)
B3: Theme from the ABC picture "They Shoot Horses, Don't They" (ASCAP)
B4: A Paramount Picture (ASCAP)

Recorded in England

TMK(S) ® by RCA Corporation
© 1970, RCA Records, New York, N.Y. • Printed in U.S.A.

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