Last year, a new book by Morgan Matson was published. I read Morgan Matson’s books before and really enjoyed them. When I found out the book is about two theater fans lost in New York City, I wanted to read it. As soon as I found a copy, I purchased it and read it. Continue reading “Book Review: Take Me Home Tonight by Morgan Matson”
This Sunday is the 75th annual Tony’s and I’m excited about it! I’m a theater fan most of my life and, after the pandemic closed Broadway and all theaters worldwide, I’m super excited about this year’s Tony’s. In order to celebrate (And release my theater fan side of me on the internet), I wanted to spend a week talking about musicals and other musical related topics. Unfortunately, I won’t be able to make a post every day this week, but all the posts I will make will be musical or Broadway themed. For today’s post, I wanted to talk about the vinyl record version of the musical Camelot from 1961.
I found this record during a trip to Goodwill. The record still appears to be in playable condition, but as of the publishing of this post I have not tried to play it. I’m very happy to own it. I wanted to add vinyl records of musicals to my vinyl record collection, but all the ones I could find are too expensive or weren’t in good shape. When I found a copy of Camelot for sale at Goodwill, I happily purchased it. Despite not playing the record, I wanted to show what the original 1961 record looks like and talk about my thoughts about owning it. Continue reading “Camelot- Original Cast Recording Vinyl Record- What It Looks Like and Thoughts About Owning It”