Vince Guaraldi - It Was A Short Summer, Charlie Brown (CD)

Vince Guaraldi - It Was A Short Summer, Charlie Brown (CD)

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Vince Guaraldi - It Was A Short Summer, Charlie Brown (CD)Vince Guaraldi's Soundtrack for 'It Was a Short Summer, Charlie Brown,' released for the first time to celebrate the specials 55th anniversary Lee Mendelson Film Productions (LMFP) is thrilled to announce the release for the first time ever from recently rediscovered tapes the complete Vince Guaraldi soundtrack to 'It Was a Short Summer, Charlie Brown,' the timeless 6th animated Peanuts special, from writer and creator Charles Schulz, director Bill

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Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2013