Maurice Jarre
Title Price USD  Media  Condition  Label 
Doctor Zhivago Original Soundtrack Album 3.23  LP  Very Good Plus (VG+)/Very Good Plus (VG+)  MGM Records MGMCS8007
Item Number: 2907322876 1869

600098 ex/ex- top flipback is bended a bit




Tracklist
 
A1Overture From "Doctor Zhivago"4:10
A2Main Title From "Doctor Zhivago"2:37
A3Lara Leaves Yuri1:25
A4At The Student Cafe1:30
A5Komarovsky And Lara's Rendezvous3:49
A6Revolution3:59
B1Lara's Theme From "Doctor Zhivago"2:50
B2The Funeral3:05
B3Sventytski's Waltz2:12
B4Yuri Escapes2:16
B5Tonya Arrives At Varykino3:39
B6Yuri Writes A Poem For Lara2:35



Credits
Conductor, Composed By - Maurice Jarre
Edited By - Bill Saracino
Engineer - Thorne Nogar
Engineer [Director Of Engineering] - Val Valentin
Orchestra - MGM Studio Orchestra
Producer - Jesse Kaye
Notes
The original pressings have :
Cover: 'stereo' at top right on front; period-style MGM logo on rear at lower left edge
and 'Use NEW EMITEX' on the right

Disc: yellow/ black label; 'SOLD IN U.K....' statement; Purchase Tax code slug KT

Note
Images and tracklisting are supplied by a third party and matched by catalogue number or barcode. Tracks on the release may differ from what is being sold.
Release Country: UK
Release Date: 1966
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