Genre: Jazz, Rock, Funk / Soul, Non-Music, Pop
Style: Folk Rock, Rock & Roll, Dialogue, Big Band, Poetry, Vocal, Easy Listening, Rhythm & Blues, Interview, Radioplay
Country: US
Label(s): Shout! Factory (31440)
01. Connie Mack, Red Smith and Andy Coakley - Philadelphia Athletics' Manager Connie Mack, Red Smith and Andy Coakley Reminisce About the Early Days of Baseball. (1898-1906) 01. De Wolf Hopper - Casey at the Bat (1909) 01. No Artist - New York Yankees Score Seven Runs in One Inning During Final Game of the 1936 World Series 01. The Harry Simeone Chorale - It`s a Beautiful Day for a Ball Game 02. Cy Young - Cy Young Remembers His Perfect Game. (1904) 02. De Wolf Hopper - The Man Who Fanned Casey (1909) 02. John Fogerty - Centerfield 02. No Artist - New York Yankees Sweep Chicago Cubs to Win 1938 World Series, Their Third Consecutive Series Win 03. Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig - Babe & Lou, the Home Run Twins (1928) 03. Mickey Mantle & Teresa Brewer - I Love Mickey 03. No Artist - New York Yankees Become the First Team to Win Four Consecutive World Series Titles 03. Ty Cobb - Ty Cobb Talks About His Career. (1906-1918) 04. Bill Stern - Colgate Sports Newsreel with Bill Stern and the "Strange but True" Beginning of the National League. (1941) 04. Danny Kaye - D-O-D-G-E-R-S Song (Oh, Really? No, O'Malley) 04. Frankie Frisch - St. Louis Cardinals' Player-Manager Frankie Frisch Remembers His 1934 World Championship Team, Fondly Known As "The Gashouse Gang." (1934) 04. No Artist - The Shot Heard Round the World - New York Giants' Bobby Thomson Homers Against Brooklyn Dodgers to Win National League Pennant 05. Babe Ruth - Babe Ruth Answers Questions from His Young Fans. (1941) 05. Babe Ruth - Babe Ruth Talks About His Goals in Baseball. (1934) 05. Count Basie Orchestra - Did You See Jackie Robinson Hit That Ball? 05. No Artist - The Catch - New York Giants' Willie Mays Robs the Cleveland Indians' Vic Wertz with an Over-The-Shoulder Catch in Game 1 of the 1954 World Series 06. Ed Gardner - Two Top Gruskin - Duffy's Tavern Radio Program (1947) 06. Kenesaw Mountain Landis - Baseball Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis Declares Baseball Hall of Fame Open. (1939) 06. No Artist - New York Yankees' Don Larsen Pitches Only Perfect Game in World Series History 06. Terry Cashman - Talkin' Baseball (Willie, Mickey & "The Duke") 07. Bob Dylan - Catfish 07. Joe DiMaggio - Joe DiMaggio Answers Mailbag Questions from His Fans. (1948) 07. Lou Gehrig - An Ailing Lou Gehrig Announces His Retirement and Bids Farewell at Yankee Stadium. (1939) 07. No Artist - Ted Williams Homers in His Final at Bat in the Major Leagues 08. Fiorello La Guardia - New York City Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia on the War and Baseball. (1942) 08. No Artist - Pittsburgh Pirates' Bill Mazeroski's Game 7 Home Run Wins 1960 World Series 08. Ralph Kiner, Bob Hope, Bing Crosby and Dorothy Lamour - Ralph Kiner Sponsors Wheaties and Trades Barbs with Bob Hope, Bing Crosby and Dorothy Lamour. (1950) 08. The Andrews Sisters - Take Me Out to the Ballgame 09. Les Brown & His Orchestra - Joltin' Joe DiMaggio 09. No Artist - New York Yankees' Roger Maris Breaks Babe Ruth's Single Season Home Run Record 09. Richie Ashburn - Richie Ashburn Gets His Energy from Eating Wheaties! (1950) 09. Ted Williams - Boston Red Sox's Ted Williams Talks About His Love of Baseball. (1946) 10 Babe Ruth - Babe Ruth Gives Farewell Address at Yankee Stadium. (1947) 10 Bob Feller and Bill Stern - Bob Feller Speaks to Announcer Bill Stern About Baseball and Disabled American Veterans. (1950) 10 Mabel Scott - Baseball Boogie 10 No Artist - New York Yankees' Mickey Mantle Sets World Series Home Run Record with 16th Round-Tripper 11 Abbott & Costello - Who's on First? 11 Jackie Robinson - Brooklyn Dodgers' Jackie Robinson Reflects on Being Baseball's First African-American Player. (1948) 11 Nat King Cole with Ralph Carmichael Orchestra - The First Baseball Game 11 No Artist - New York Yankees' Mickey Mantle Hits His 500th Career Home Run 12 Joe DiMaggio - New York Yankees' "Joltin'" Joe DiMaggio Announces His Retirement from Baseball. (1951) 12 No Artist - The Amazin' New York Mets Win the 1969 World Series 12 No Artist - The Seventh Inning Stretch Sponsored by Falstaff Beer. (1953) 12 Peter, Paul & Mary - Right Field 13 Joe DiMaggio and Marilyn Monroe - Joe DiMaggio Marries Actress Marilyn Monroe. (1954) 13 Leo Durocher - Leo Durocher Reminisces About Managing the 1954 World Champion New York Giants. (1955) 13 No Artist - Atlanta Braves' "Hammerin' Hank" Aaron Breaks Babe Ruth's Career Home Run Record 13 The Treniers - Say Hey (The Willie Mays Song) 14 Dave Frishberg - Van Lingle Mungo 14 Hank Greenberg - Detroit Tigers' Hank Greenberg Reminisces About His Greatest Thrill in Baseball. (1956) 14 No Artist - Boston Red Sox's Carlton Fisk Homers to Win Game 6 of the 1975 World Series 14 No Artist - Mutual and Falstaff Beer Present the "Game of the Day." (1955) 15 Dizzy Dean and Dinah Shore - Dizzy Dean Promises Dinah Shore Some Christmas Snow. (1957) 15 No Artist - New York Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers Announce Their Move to the West Coast. (1957) 15 No Artist - New York Yankees' Reggie Jackson Homers Three Times in Final Game of 1977 World Series 15 Steve Goodman - A Dying Cub Fan's Last Request 16 Branch Rickey - Brooklyn Dodgers General Manager Branch Rickey Laments the Future of Baseball and Its Expansion. (1957) 16 Casey Stengel - New York Yankees' Manager Casey Stengel Testifies Before the Senate Subcomittee on Monopoly and Anti-Trust Hearings. (1958) 16 No Artist - New York Yankees' Bucky Dent Homers to Beat Red Sox and Win the 1978 American League Eastern Division Title 16 Sister Wynona Carr - The Ball Game 17 No Artist - Cincinnati Reds' Tom Seaver Becomes Fifth Pitcher to Amass 3,000 Strikeouts 17 No Artist - Hit a Home Run with Falstaff Beer! (1957) 17 Whitey Ford - New York Yankees' Whitey Ford Discusses Pitching Fundamentals. (1963) 18 Don Drysdale and Sandy Koufax - Los Angeles Dodgers' Don Drysdale and Sandy Koufax Hold Out for New Contracts. (1966) 18 No Artist - Kansas City Royals' George Brett Has Home Run Disqualified for Pine Tar too Far Up the Bat Handle 18 Walter Alston - Los Angeles Dodgers Manager Walter Alston Sponsors Packard Bell Televisions. (1959) 19 No Artist - Cincinnati Reds' Pete Rose Breaks Ty Cobb's All-Time Hits Record 19 Roy Campanella - Roy Campanella Promotes Packard Bell Televisions and Hi-Fi's (1959) 19 Stan Musial - St. Louis Cardinals Great Stan Musial on Unionizing Players and the Expansion of the League. (1966) 20 Don Drysdale - Don Drysdale Endorses Proposition "S" for Better Schools. (1960) 20 Gaylord Perry - San Francisco Giants' Gaylord Perry Talks About Pitching. (1966) 20 No Artist - Bill Buckner's Legendary Error Continues the Boston Red Sox Curse 21 Brooklyn Symphony Band - Fond Remembrances of Ebbets Field and the Brooklyn Dodgers Before the Stadium Is Torn Down. (1961) 21 Brooks Robinson - Baltimore Orioles' Brooks Robinson Discusses the 1966 World Series Against the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Off-Season. (1966) 21 No Artist - Los Angeles Dodgers' Kirk Gibson Homers to Win Game 1 of the 1988 World Series 22 Bill Veeck - Chicago White Sox Owner Bill Veeck on the 1966 World Series. (1966) 22 No Artist - Texas Rangers' Nolan Ryan Hurls His Seventh No-Hitter 22 Reggie Jackson - Reggie Jackson Promotes the Volkswagen Rabbit. (1976) 23 No Artist - Toronto Blue Jays' Joe Carter Wins Game 6 of the 1993 World Series with a Home Run 23 Tommy Lasorda - Tommy Lasorda Is Bleeping Mad After New York Mets Dave Kingman Hits Three Home Runs Against the Los Angeles Dodgers. (1976) 23 Yogi Berra - New York Yankees' Yogi Berra Is Inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. (1972) 24 Denny McLain - Detroit Tigers' Denny McLain Discusses Pitching. (1972) 24 No Artist - Announcers Comment on the Start of 24-Hour Sports Network ESPN and Its Effect on Baseball Teams' Revenue. (1978) 24 No Artist - Baltimore Orioles' Cal Ripken Jr. Breaks Lou Gehrig's Consecutive Games Played Record 25 Frank Robinson - Future Hall of Famer Frank Robinson on His Trade from the Baltimore Orioles to the Los Angeles Dodgers. (1972) 25 Garrett Morris - Beisbol Been Good to Me (1970s) 25 No Artist - St. Louis Cardinals' Mark McGwire Breaks Roger Maris' Single Season Home Run Record with 62 26 Johnny Bench - Cincinnati Reds' Johnny Bench on the 1972 National League West Divisional Race. (1972) 26 Mel Allen - Announcer Mel Allen and This Week in Baseball (1980s) 26 No Artist - Chicago Cubs' Sammy Sosa Ties Mark McGwire's Single Season Home Run Record of 62 27 Carl Yastrzemski - Boston Red Sox's Carl Yastrzemski Talks About the Upcoming Season. (1972) 27 No Artist - Detroit Tigers Promote an Upcoming Series with the Seattle Mariners. (1988) 27 No Artist - San Francisco Giants' Barry Bonds Breaks Mark McGwire's Single Season Home Run Record with 71 28 No Artist - Arizona Diamondbacks' Luis Gonzalez's Game 7 Hit Beats the New York Yankees to Win the 2001 World Series 28 No Artist - Boston Red Sox Fans Speculate That "The Curse of the Bambino" May Be Coming to an End. (2004) 28 Pete Rose - Cincinnati Reds' Pete Rose on the Upcoming National League Playoffs. (1972) 29 No Artist - Seattle Mariners' Ichiro Suzuki Breaks George Sisler's Single Season Hits Record 29 Reggie Jackson - Oakland Athletics' Reggie Jackson Reveals He Received Death Threats Prior to the 1973 World Series. (1973) 30 No Artist - Boston Red Sox Beat the St. Louis Cardinals to Win 2004 World Series and Break 86-Year-Old Curse 30 Reggie Jackson - New York Yankees' Reggie Jackson Answers His Critics. (circa 1973 - '74) 31 Tony Kubek and Hank Aaron - NBC Announcer Tony Kubek Interviews Atlanta Braves' "Hammerin' Hank" Aaron About the Pressure of Trying to Break Babe Ruth's Career Home Run Record. (1974) 32 Bucky Dent - New York Yankees' Bucky Dent on His Above-Normal Home Run Production. (1977) 33 Reggie Jackson - California Angels' Reggie Jackson Returns to an Ovation at Yankee Stadium. (1982) 34 George Steinbrenner - New York Yankees Owner George Steinbrenner Speaks to Rumors He Will Sell the Team. (1982) 35 Pete Rose - Pete Rose Addresses the Dowd Report's Accusations That He Gambled While Manager of the Cincinnati Reds. (1989) 36 Cal Ripken Jr. - Former Baltimore Orioles' Cal Ripken, Jr., Reflects on His Consecutive Games-Played Streak. (1995) 37 Brian Williams - NBC Anchor Brian Williams' Account of St. Louis Cardinals' Mark McGwire's Single Season Record-Breaking 62nd Home Run. (1998) 38 Mark McGwire - Mark McGwire on the Groundskeeper Who Caught His 62nd Home Run Ball. (1998) 39 Sammy Sosa - Chicago Cubs' Sammy Sosa Reflects on His Record-Breaking 66 Home Runs. (1998) 40 Sammy Sosa - Sammy Sosa on His Pending Suspension for Using a Corked Bat. (2003) 41 Barry Bonds - San Francisco Giants' Barry Bonds Talks About Hitting His 700th Career Home Run. (2004) 42 Terry Francona - Boston Red Sox Manager Terry Francona on the Possibility of Winning the Final Game of the World Series. (2004) 43 Connie Mack - Philadelphia Athletics Manager Connie Mack Coins the Hopeful Phrase "There's Always Next Year!". (1928)More from: Various