Joan Crawford ?– Live (2 x LP Set 1978) Interview, Musical RARE, DPA 2-1402, NM-

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Vinyl looks Near Mint Minus (NM-) and Sleeve looks EX+.
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*** Extra Vintage Promo picture included

     Joan Crawford ?– Live

Label:
 DPA Records ?– DPA 2-1402
Format:
 2 × Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo, 12", 33rpm
Country:
 US
Released:
 1978
Genre:
 Non-Music, Stage & Screen
Style:
 Interview, Musical, Spoken Word

Tracklist

    Introduction By John Springer     1:07

A1     Grand Hotel - 1932 M.G.M.     4:44
A2     Dancing Lady - 1933 M.G.M.     0:58
A3     A Woman's Face - 1941 M.G.M.     3:26
A4     The Women - 1939 M.G.M.     6:49
A5     Mildred Pierce - 1945 Warner Bros.     2:08

B1     Possessed - 1947 Warner Bros.     1:58
B2     Flamingo Road - 1949 Warner Bros.     2:59
B3     Sudden Fear - 1952 R.K.O.     3:26
B4     Johnny Guitar - 1954 Republic     3:39
B5     What Ever Happened To Baby Jane? - 1962 7 Arts     3:48
B6     Harriet Craig - 1950 Columbia     2:07

C     On Stage - Presenting Miss Joan Crawford, Interview With John Springer     20:40

D     On Stage - Presenting Miss Joan Crawford, Interview With John Springer     18:23

Credits

    Art Direction – Barbara Ross
    Edited By [Editing Supervision] – Janet Alhanti
    Photography [Inside Centerfold Shots] – Eric Stephen Jacobs
    Presenter – John Springer (2)
    Producer – George Daris

Notes

? 1978 Legendary Ladies
© 1978 DPA Records, Inc. 140 Seventh Avenue, New
York 10011.

Alternately titled, "The John Springer Series Legendary Ladies Of The Movies Presenting Joan Crawford".

A recording of Joan Crawford's live appearance at Town Hall on Sunday, April 8, 1973 and is hosted by Springer.

The first LP disc features rare clips from Joan Crawford's movies. The second LP disc is the actual Q&A hosted by John Springer in front of a Live Audience.

Track A4 incorrectly credits "With Mary Boland".
Recorded & Mixed By Sadler Studios N.Y.C.

- Joan Crawford
Real Name:
Lucille Fay LeSueur
Profile:
American actress, born 23 March 1905 in San Antonio, Texas, USA and died 10 May 1977 in New York City, New York, USA. She was married to Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. from 1929 to 1933 (divorced).