General Douglas A. MacArthur - The Complete Life Of General Douglas A. MacArthur Through His Own Words Album

Tracklist

1	Track One	2:00
2	Track Five	2:22
3	Track Two	2:21
4	Track Four	4:26
5	Track One	2:01
6	Track Two	2:01
7	Track Four	4:55
8	Track Three	2:34
9	Track Three	2:30

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
AL-31,349	General Douglas A. MacArthur	The Complete Life Of General Douglas A. MacArthur Through His Own Words ‎(LP, Album, Mono)	Atlantic	AL-31,349	Australia	Unknown
8095	General Douglas A. MacArthur	The Complete Life Of General Douglas A. MacArthur Through His Own Words ‎(LP, Album, Promo)	Atlantic	8095	US	1964

Credits

• Artwork By [Cover Drawing] – Sid Maurer
• Design [Cover] – Loring Eutemey
• Narrator – Stanley Burns
• Producer – Joseph A. Tery, Stanley Burns

Notes

This album is dedicated to the life of a great American ★★★★★ General Douglas A. MacArthur ★★★★★

Album

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