Christopher Marlowe - Richard Burton - The Tragical History Of Dr Faustus FLAC

• Performer: Christopher Marlowe - Richard Burton
• Title: The Tragical History Of Dr Faustus
• Genre: Audiofiles
• Cat #: S/4595, S-4595
• Label: World Record Club
• Country: Australia
• Date of release: Oct 1969
• Style: Radioplay
• FLAC size 2560 mb
• MP3 size: 1621 mb
• Record From Vinyl, LP, Album, Club Edition, Stereo

Christopher Marlowe Richard Burton Australia World Record Club Radioplay 1969

• Composed By – Kenneth Victor Jones
• Directed By – Denis Comper
• Directed By [Assistant Director] – Nicholas Young
• Directed By [Original Production] – Nevill Coghill
• Edited By – Professor Nevill Coghill
• Liner Notes – Nevill Coghill
• Organ – Robert Bottone
• Photography By – Angus McBean
• Producer – Denis Comper
• Supervised By – Professor Nevill Coghill
• Trumpet – Brain Kennedy, Rodney Lord
• Voice Actor [1st Scholar] – Richard Heffer
• Voice Actor [2nd Scholar] – Hugh Williams
• Voice Actor [3rd Scholar] – Gwydion Thomas
• Voice Actor [Chorus] – Robert Scott
• Voice Actor [Cornelius] – Richard Carwardine
• Voice Actor [Covetousness] – Phillip Hodson
• Voice Actor [Dr. Faustus] – Richard Burton
• Voice Actor [Envy] – Antony Braime
• Voice Actor [Gluttony] – Alan Moses
• Voice Actor [Lechery] – Jenny Moss
• Voice Actor [Lucifer] – David McIntosh
• Voice Actor [Mephistophilis] – Andreas Teuber
• Voice Actor [Pride] – Nicholas Gray
• Voice Actor [Sloth] – Patrick Barwise
• Voice Actor [Wagner] – David Wood
• Voice Actor [Wrath] – Michael Meneaugh

Richard Burton and members of the Oxford University Dramatic Society
A recording based on the celebrated Oxford production of 1966.
Recorded in England.

Australian WRC pressing, sourced from original stampers and featuring unique sleeve art. Mono and stereo versions have same number on back of sleeve (S/4595) - the mono version has "4595" on beige 'strobe' labels, while the stereo has "S-4595" on green 'strobe' labels. The stereo version has a printed "stereo" rosette on the back, and the mono has a red sticker with "mono" placed over this (though these tend to drop off with age).