Robert chor

1972 German DECCA pressing, release number SD 3010/1-2, of gate-fold double-album by ROBERT LAST, CHOR und ORCHESTER: Happy Years Are Here Again - The Best Of The Roaring Twenties And Swingin' Thirties. The track & other details are shown on the images, as provided. The records have a few extremely faint and barely visible, ineffective sleeve-scratches, are in a seldom played, excellent plus condition. The cover has very slightly scuffed corners, the lower right corner has a very light bump, plus a few light edge crinkles & some ring-wear, is in a very good plus shape. EX+/EX+ / VG+              

Hard to find, probably 1972 German DECCA pressing, release number SLK 16 750-P, of album by CHOR UND ORCHESTER ROBERT LAST: Happy Dancing. The track details are as shown on the images provided. The record has numerous ineffective sleeve-scratches & scuff-lines, otherwise still in a very good condition. The cover has lightly scuffed corners, some light edge crinkles, plus some minor lamination lifting in some places, otherwise in a very good plus shape.        

1969 Hard to find German CONCERT HALL pressing, release number SMS 2662, of BEETHOVEN: FIDELIO - Querschnitt (Auszüge) / Excerpts: HEINZ REHFUSS (Don Pizarro), GLADYS KUCHTA (Leonore), KARL KÜMMEL (Rocco), MELITA MUSZELY (Marzellline), HELMUT KRETSCHMAR (Jaquino), ROBERT BLAIS (1. Gefangener), HORST SELLENTIN (2. Gefangener), ERICH WENK (Don Fernando), JULIUS PATZAK (Florestan), NDR-Chor, NORD-DEUTSCHES SYMPHONIE-ORCHESTER, Leitung / Conductor: CARL BAMBERGER, Hamburg. The tracks are, SIDE ONE: 1. Ouvertüre / 2. Quartett “Mir ist so wunderbar” / 3. Arie “Ha, welch ein Augenblick!” / 4. Recitativ und Arie “Abscheulicher! Wo weilst du hin?” / 5. Chor “O welche Lust”. - SIDE TWO: 1. Introduction und Arie “Gott! Welch Dunkel hier” / 2. Terzett “Euch werde Lohn” / Quartett “Er sterbe! Doch er soll...” / 4. Duett “O namenslose Freude” / 5. Chor “Wer ein holdes Weib errungen”. The record is in a hardly played, near mint condition. The cover has a folded bottom right corner, a slightly bumped top left corner, and the signs of ring-wear, otherwise in very good shape. Please note: It is assumed to be a German pressing, even though the cover description and liner notes are in French and the German languages. However, the label text is in German. The back of the cover is of the flip-back type.