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Introduction Harry Caray 

Voice of the Fans 

1984 Cubs 

1964 Cardinals 

Item Description 

Pat Hughes, the voice of the Cubs on WGN Radio, introduces another CD tribute to unbelievable supporter Harry Caray. Harry Caray could do everything. He had a different voice, moxy, energy, style, funniness, life span and consistency. He had that incredible grand slam call - It may be! It could be! IT IS! A homer! - and the ability to make even a dull diversion become full of energy all of a sudden. This CD follows his vocation. Included are the stories of Harrys humble beginnings, his begin in TV, and his rising to Cardinal Radio in 1945. In the event that you are a more youthful fan and your primary Harry Caray memory is of him as an admired Cubs TV anchor, hold up until you hear his work with the Cardinals in the 1950s and 60s. In the mid-70s, Harry began singing Take Me Out to the Ballgame at the old Comiskey Park. You'll hear the story of how this started. In 1982 Harry was named the Voice of the Chicago Cubs on both WGN-TV and Radio. He promptly joined with Cub fans. As large as he had been in the 1950s and 60s on Cardinals Radio, Harry got to be greater - huge, even - with the Chicago Cubs. The CD is loaded with extraordinary memories from Harry's vocation, including: His incredible call of Stan Musicals 3,000th hit in 1958, Harrys energizing play-by-play work in the 1964 Cardinals World Championship season, and the celebrated 1984 Ryne-Sandberg-2-homers-off-Bruce-Sutter amusement. Besides loads of interesting minutes with Harry. 

Hit List Includes: 

Miserable Childhood 

Joliet and Kalamazoo 

Cardinals Radio 

Broadway and Fun 

Oakland 

White Sox 

Take Me Out to the ballgame 

The Cubbies 

The President is on Line One 

1989 Cubs 

Cooperstown 

Individual Memories 

Goodbye 

Close 

Credits 

Downright CD Run Time: 66:07 

"Harry Caray was my father and my saint. He was an overwhelming person who cherished baseball. On the off chance that you adored Harry, you will love this tribute." -Skip Caray "Hes been striven in excess of eight years now, regardless I ponder him consistently