Gene Roddenberry - Inside Star Trek MP3

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Credits

• Art Direction – Ron Coro
• Design – John Kehe
• Engineer – Bob Schoppe, Don Young , George Bell, Pete Daurria, Russ Payne, Stan Tonkel, Vladimir Miller
• Featuring [With], Interviewee [Uncredited] – DeForest Kelley, Isaac Asimov, Mark Lenard, William Shatner
• Featuring, Interviewer [Uncredited], Speech [Uncredited] – Gene Roddenberry
• Photography By – Fred Valentine
• Producer – Ed Naha

Notes

Audio content is segued and includes excerpts from a live Gene Roddenberry monologue, studio-recorded interviews and dramatizations (with actors in and out of character), sound effects from the show, music, and spoken-word intro and outro by Roddenberry. Inner sleeve has notes, credits, and profiles of Roddenberry and the actors on the record. Some copies have a sticker on the outer shrink wrap.

Info on sleeve reverse:
Ballads I and II previously released on Columbia Album "Stardrive, Featuring Robert Mason"
℗ 1974, 1976 CBS Inc./© 1976 CBS Inc./Manufactured and Distributed by/Fabrique et Distribue par CBS Records Canada, Ltd.

Info on inner sleeve: © 1976 CBS Inc.
Info on labels (both sides): ℗ 1974, 1976 CBS Inc.
Info on label (A): TT: 26:05
Info on label (B): TT: 30:29

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Runout Side A): AL 34279-1A-2HK
• Matrix / Runout (Runout Side B): BL 34279-1A-2HK

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – CBS Inc.
• Copyright (c) – CBS Inc.
• Manufactured By – Columbia Records
• Manufactured By – CBS Inc.

Video

Album

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