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A short presentation in English Founded in 1980, Sweden's Bakhall publishing house focuses on sales of fiction and the avant-garde. Though many of our books are in Swedish, we carry a number of English and bilingual titles as well. Bakhall regularly supplies literature and CDs to |
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This is a CD with poems and songs from Allen Ginsberg's
magnificent performance in Stockholm, Sweden, 1983.
Allen Ginsberg, together with Peter Orlovsky and Steven
Taylor, toured Northern Europe for three months in the
winter of 1982-1983. They performed in Sweden in Stockholm,
January 23 and 24 and in Uppsala, January 26. This recording
was made at Kulturhuset, Stockholm, Sweden, January 23, 1983
by P1 Sveriges Radio and was broadcasted by Swedish National
Radio in 1984. It has never been released on record before.
Tracks:
Do The Meditation Rock; My Pretty Rose Tree;
Birdbrain; Airplane Blues; Prayer Blues; Howl.
Total playing time: 50 minutes.
The CD is packed
in the specially produced tin box, "Bakhåll Sound Archive".
This is a radio adaption of the movie Casablanca starring Humphrey Bogart
as Rick Blaine, Ingrid Bergman as Ilsa Lund and Paul Henreid as Victor
Laszlo. It is not the soundtrack from the movie but a fully dramatized
radio broadcast, aired on April 26, 1943, by CBS. The Screen Guild
Players was US leading radio series of its kind, running from 1939
to 1952, with Hollywood's top film stars in half-hour radio versions
of their movies. The CD is packed
in the specially produced tin box, "Bakhåll Sound Archive".
This is an episode from the radio series You Bet Your Life with
Groucho Marx, aired on December 28, 1949, by CBS. You Bet Your Life
with Groucho Marx was a comedy-quiz radio show running from 1947
to 1959. Enjoy Groucho Marx as improvising shrewd interviewer and
humoristic ad-libbing quiz host. The title of this episode is: "The
Secret Word Is Name". The CD is packed
in the specially produced tin box, "Bakhåll Sound Archive".
This is a radio adaption of the movie Stagecoach starring John
Wayne as Ringo Kid, Claire Trevor as Dallas and Ward Bond as
Doc Boone and introducing John Ford as the director of the movie.
It is not the soundtrack from the movie but a fully
dramatized radio broadcast, aired by NBC radio network on
January 9, 1949. The Screen Directors' Playhouse was a radio
series running from January 1949 to September 1951, with film
directors introducing radio versions of their most important
movies. The CD is packed in the specially produced tin box, "Bakhåll Sound
Archive".
This is a compilation CD with carefully selected tracks with the
legendary Charlie Parker. Tracks:
(New York, 26 nov 1945:)
Meandering; Billie's bounce;
Now's the time; Koko; (New York, 4 jan 1945:)
Sorta kinda; (New York, 28 feb 1945:)
All the things you are; (New
York, 11 maj 1945:) Shaw 'nuff; (New York, 6 juni
1945:) Congo blues; (Hollywood, 29 dec 1945:)
Slim's jam; (Hollywood, 28 mars 1946:)
Moose the mooche;
Yardbird suite; Ornithology; Night in Tunisia;
(Hollywood, 29 juli 1946:)
Lover man; Bonus track: (one of the earliest recordings
made with Charlie Parker, probably
Kansas City, probably May 1940:)
Honeysuckle rose; Body and soul.
The CD is packed
in the specially produced tin box, "Bakhåll Sound Archive".
This is a compilation CD with carefully selected tracks by
the slickest and toughest of blues and jazz ladies. The CD contains
the following:
Lil Green: "Why don't you do right" and "Romance in the dark",
Albennie Jones: "Love is such a mystery",
Julia Lee: "When a woman loves a man" and "If it's good",
Georgia White: "Daddy let me lay it on you",
Nellie Lutcher: "He's a real gone guy" and "Alexander's ragtime band",
Helen Humes: "Ba-baba-leba",
Dinah Washington: "My lovin papa" and "Resolution blues",
Marilyn Scott: "Let's do the boogie woogie",
Memphis Minnie: "Me and my chauffeur blues" and "Daybreak blues",
Rosetta Howard: "If you're a viper",
Cleo Brown: "You're my fever" and "Love in the first degree",
Victoria Spivey: "Hollywood stomp",
Blue Lu Barker: "New Orleans blues" and "Handy Andy",
Alberta Hunter: "He's got a punch like Joe Louis".
The CD is packed
in the specially produced tin box, "Bakhåll Sound Archive".
This is a CD with Frank Sinatra in the
episode "Bodyguard To A Drama Critic", from the radio series
Rocky Fortune, broadcast by NBC network on November 17, 1953.
Rocky Fortune was a radio series running from October 1953 to
March 1954, starring Frank Sinatra as "footloose and fancy-free
Rocky Fortune, a drifter who jumps from one adventurous job to
another, finding danger at every turn." The CD is packed in
the specially produced tin box, "Bakhåll Sound Archive".
This is a CD with the radio adaption of the movie The Maltese Falcon,
starring the same actors as in the movie: Humphrey Bogart, Mary Astor,
Sydney Greenstreet and Peter Lorre. This is not the sound track from
the movie but a fully dramatized radioplay, broadcast by CBS radio
network on September 20, 1943. The Screen Guild Players was US
leading radio series of its kind, running from 1939 to 1952, with
Hollywoodïs top film actors in radio versions of their movies.
The CD is packed in the specially produced tin box, "Bakhåll Sound
Archive".
A compilation of classic historic sound recordings. Edison speaks,
Bessie Smith sings, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle explains his character
Sherlock Holmes, Enrico Caruso sings, Albert Einstein speaks,
Betty Boop sings, the Hindenburg disaster news broadcast,
Judy Garland sings, Winston Churchill speaks of England's finest
hour, Lale Anderson and Marlene Dietrich sing Lili Marleen,
Dooley Wilson sings As time goes by, news broadcasts on D-Day in
Normandie, Bertolt Brecht answers the HUAC. The CD is packed
in the specially produced tin box, "Bakhåll Sound Archive".
A compilation of classic historic sound recordings. Guglielmo Marconi
speaks of the first radio signals crossed the Atlantic,
Harry Houdini tells us about his trick the water torture cell,
Charles Lindbergh gives a speech after his succesful flight over the
Atlantic, Bertolt Brecht sings Mack the Knife, Sigmund Freud explains
the psycho analysis,
Mahatma Gandhi discusses his spiritual message,
the J F Kennedy assassination in live radio broadcast,
Che Guevara
gives a speech in the UN and other interesting sound recordings
from the past.
The CD is packed
in the specially produced tin box, "Bakhåll Sound Archive".
This is a compilation CD with carefully selected tracks, transferred
from 78 rpm records, with the
legendary Swedish opera singer Jussi Bjoerling. Tracks:
Lilacs, O sole mio, Ideale, Celeste Aida Forma Divina, Cujus animam,
O soave fanciulla, Una furtiva lagrima, Cielo e mar, L donna Š mobile,
Carmela, Vesti la giubba, Ah Fuyez douce image and 6 tracks in Swedish.
The CD is packed in the specially produced tin box, "Bakhåll Sound
Archive".
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