Marty Brennaman, Joe Nuxhall - Reds Greatest Hits - '76 mp3

Notes

Executive Producer: Richard Wagner
Play-By-Play: Marty Brennamen & Joe Nuxhall
Narrator: Dick Guthrie
Writer: Bill Brown
Producer: Jeff Odenwald
Chief Engineer: Wes Owen
Reds Director of Broadcasting: James Winters

Special thanks to the Reds Stadium Public Address Announcer Paul Sommerkamp

Recorded and mixed at Counterpart Creative Studios, Cincinnati, Ohio

Copyright Cincinnati Reds, Inc. 1976

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