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His Finest Hour: Speeches
Winston Churchill
His Finest Hour: Speeches
Genres: Special Interest, Pop
 
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All Artists: Winston Churchill
Title: His Finest Hour: Speeches
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Compendia
Release Date: 3/4/1996
Genres: Special Interest, Pop
Style: Poetry, Spoken Word & Interviews
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 015095056726, 766487361644
 

CD Reviews

A Great Collection Of a Great Orator
Andrew Lambert | San Francisco, CA | 05/13/2003
(4 out of 5 stars)

"Winston Churchill is without question one of the best orators of all time. This CD is a compact, portable, and concise record of his best and most famous speeches including his best known, "We shall never surrender!" speech to Parliament.But if you're looking for a comprehensive, unedited collection than this is not for you. Many of the recordings are snipped, especially the address given in Canada (Track 10) which is cut to around thirty seconds! And this is hardly a comlete record of all his great speeches.All in all, this is a good addition to any collection of the spoken word. It shows just how fortuitous it was that Britain had such a great man to lead it in what truely was his, and their finest hour."
A good selection of a great speaker
Colin Paul Cahoon | 08/09/2005
(4 out of 5 stars)

"Wow! Listening to Churchill during war time sends shivers up my spine. What a speaker! This is a good selection of some of his best. Sound quality varies, but is acceptable.



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Canned Churchill
Sam Grant | Vero Beach, FL USA | 01/04/2007
(2 out of 5 stars)

"Here they are! The most famous speeches of the great Prime Minister, providing "the roar" of the British Lion in 1940 and beyond. The words are all there, spoken by the Great Man himself - but, alas, with one or two exceptions, these are not the original speeches, delivered in the House of Commons, or live, in radio address. This is Churchill, at some later time, reading his speeches, in a recording studio, and what is missing is the electricity, the immediacy, the humor, the charisma of the Man in the Moment, not to mention the very real reactions he drew from his audiences. Well, it's better than nothing - the words are still magnificent - but better to find recordings of the originals, as delivered, live and unedited."