Who sells those audio CDs of old baseball games ??

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Posted By: Frank Wakefield

A few months ago someone posted a link to an outfit that sells audio cds that have old baseball games on them. I thought I bookmarked the link, but I'm incompetent and can't find it if I did.

Would someone respond with that outfit's link?

Thanks.

Frank.

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Posted By: Rich Mueller

Frank,

I believe you might be looking for John Miley. He has an archive going back decades, but how much is on CD I'm not certain. He does have some inventory available. He lives nearby.

Here's a link: http://www.vendiamo.com/miley_listing.htm

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Posted By: dennis

http://www.baseballdirect.com/broadcasts2.html#1960>
http://www.vendiamo.com/miley_listing.htm>

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Posted By: John H.

Here's where you'll find your best value.

http://billsparks.com/

John

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Posted By: Denny

Greetings Frank,
Man I missed that too...I caught the Ritter Audio of "The Glory of Their Times" But not what your talkin' bout....Actual Games!!!!

T206Collector,
By the way thanks for chimming in bout Mr. Ritter's Foot work(I've been injoying them ever since!), Maybe you can help us with these Games on Audio?

Life's Grand,
Denny Walsh

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Posted By: Denny

You guys are fast!

Denny

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Posted By: Frank Wakefield

Thank you guys!!! I go to bed wondering about this, and in the morning I have answers!!!

I think the Bill Sparks stuff is what I recalled, 3 dozen or more games on one cd... how do they do that?

And you have one and it really plays for hours and hours, wow!


Thanks for the others. I have the Waite Hoyt In The Rain that was moved from LP to CD, and I've been listening to him as I go back and forth to work... it's great, almost as good as Ritter's GOTT.

Thank you all.


Frank.

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Posted By: John H.

Frank,

The Bill Sparks material is on MP3/CD's so the recordings are much more compressed than on a regular CD. It's an incredible bargain even if you have to buy an MP3/CD player and an FM transmitter for the car like I did. They also play on my DVD player.

Right now I'm listening to Game 3 of the 1954 World Series. Boy, the Indians sure had plenty of chances to win Games 1 and 2.

John