Capitol SABB-12020 (EMI), double LP in a gatefold sleeve, "A Theatrical Arrangement of the Original Trial Transcripts Performed and Recorded Live by the Odyssey Theatre Ensemble"; arrangement by Ron Sossi and Frank Condon, directed by Frank Condon, produced for the Odyssey Theatre by Ron Sossi; narration by John Stewart (courtesy of RSO Records). Recorded in performance at Capitol Records Studio 'A', Hollywood, California, October 2 & 3 1979; produced by Nikolas K. Venet (Summerwind Productions), who "personally dedicates this production to Bertold Brecht, Nicholas Ray and Leonard Peltier"; performance engineers Jay Ranellucci and Hugh Davies, 2nd engineer Cecil Jones, mastered by Wally Traugott, master stereo mix and edit Jay Ranellucci. Side one "Act One, Part One" 24:11, side two "Act One, Part Two" 27:44, side three "Act Two, Part One" 29:22, side four "Act Two, Part Two" 29:16. The front cover is styled as a court document ("United States of America vs David T. Dellinger, Rennard C. Davis, Thomas E. Hayden, Abbott H. Hoffman, Jerry C. Rubin, Lee Weiner, John R. Froines, and Bobby G. Seale", No. 69CR180, "Violation: Title 18, United States Code, Section 371, 231 (a) (1) and 2 101") over a drawing of the judge with gavel; the back shows a courtroom scuffle photograph. The gatefold photograph of the staged courtroom ("Setting: United States Courthouse, Chicago, Illinois, September, 1969 - February, 1970") labels each character with the actor, with full cast lists including George Murdock as Judge Julius Hoffman, Leopoldo Mandeville as Bobby Seale and Marty Davis as Mayor Richard Daley, and quotes Jerry Rubin's contempt-hearing exchange ending "It is good theater, Your Honor." [From the record sleeve and labels]
Capitol SABB-12020 (EMI), double LP in a gatefold sleeve, "A Theatrical Arrangement of the Original Trial Transcripts Performed and Recorded Live by the Odyssey Theatre Ensemble"; arrangement by Ron Sossi and Frank Condon, directed by Frank Condon, produced for the Odyssey Theatre by Ron Sossi; narration by John Stewart (courtesy of RSO Records). Recorded in performance at Capitol Records Studio 'A', Hollywood, California, October 2 & 3 1979; produced by Nikolas K. Venet (Summerwind Productions), who "personally dedicates this production to Bertold Brecht, Nicholas Ray and Leonard Peltier"; performance engineers Jay Ranellucci and Hugh Davies, 2nd engineer Cecil Jones, mastered by Wally Traugott, master stereo mix and edit Jay Ranellucci. Side one "Act One, Part One" 24:11, side two "Act One, Part Two" 27:44, side three "Act Two, Part One" 29:22, side four "Act Two, Part Two" 29:16. The front cover is styled as a court document ("United States of America vs David T. Dellinger, Rennard C. Davis, Thomas E. Hayden, Abbott H. Hoffman, Jerry C. Rubin, Lee Weiner, John R. Froines, and Bobby G. Seale", No. 69CR180, "Violation: Title 18, United States Code, Section 371, 231 (a) (1) and 2 101") over a drawing of the judge with gavel; the back shows a courtroom scuffle photograph. The gatefold photograph of the staged courtroom ("Setting: United States Courthouse, Chicago, Illinois, September, 1969 - February, 1970") labels each character with the actor, with full cast lists including George Murdock as Judge Julius Hoffman, Leopoldo Mandeville as Bobby Seale and Marty Davis as Mayor Richard Daley, and quotes Jerry Rubin's contempt-hearing exchange ending "It is good theater, Your Honor." [From the record sleeve and labels]
Capitol SABB-12020 (EMI), double LP in a gatefold sleeve, "A Theatrical Arrangement of the Original Trial Transcripts Performed and Recorded Live by the Odyssey Theatre Ensemble"; arrangement by Ron Sossi and Frank Condon, directed by Frank Condon, produced for the Odyssey Theatre by Ron Sossi; narration by John Stewart (courtesy of RSO Records). Recorded in performance at Capitol Records Studio 'A', Hollywood, California, October 2 & 3 1979; produced by Nikolas K. Venet (Summerwind Productions), who "personally dedicates this production to Bertold Brecht, Nicholas Ray and Leonard Peltier"; performance engineers Jay Ranellucci and Hugh Davies, 2nd engineer Cecil Jones, mastered by Wally Traugott, master stereo mix and edit Jay Ranellucci. Side one "Act One, Part One" 24:11, side two "Act One, Part Two" 27:44, side three "Act Two, Part One" 29:22, side four "Act Two, Part Two" 29:16. The front cover is styled as a court document ("United States of America vs David T. Dellinger, Rennard C. Davis, Thomas E. Hayden, Abbott H. Hoffman, Jerry C. Rubin, Lee Weiner, John R. Froines, and Bobby G. Seale", No. 69CR180, "Violation: Title 18, United States Code, Section 371, 231 (a) (1) and 2 101") over a drawing of the judge with gavel; the back shows a courtroom scuffle photograph. The gatefold photograph of the staged courtroom ("Setting: United States Courthouse, Chicago, Illinois, September, 1969 - February, 1970") labels each character with the actor, with full cast lists including George Murdock as Judge Julius Hoffman, Leopoldo Mandeville as Bobby Seale and Marty Davis as Mayor Richard Daley, and quotes Jerry Rubin's contempt-hearing exchange ending "It is good theater, Your Honor." [From the record sleeve and labels]
Capitol SABB-12020 (EMI), double LP in a gatefold sleeve, "A Theatrical Arrangement of the Original Trial Transcripts Performed and Recorded Live by the Odyssey Theatre Ensemble"; arrangement by Ron Sossi and Frank Condon, directed by Frank Condon, produced for the Odyssey Theatre by Ron Sossi; narration by John Stewart (courtesy of RSO Records). Recorded in performance at Capitol Records Studio 'A', Hollywood, California, October 2 & 3 1979; produced by Nikolas K. Venet (Summerwind Productions), who "personally dedicates this production to Bertold Brecht, Nicholas Ray and Leonard Peltier"; performance engineers Jay Ranellucci and Hugh Davies, 2nd engineer Cecil Jones, mastered by Wally Traugott, master stereo mix and edit Jay Ranellucci. Side one "Act One, Part One" 24:11, side two "Act One, Part Two" 27:44, side three "Act Two, Part One" 29:22, side four "Act Two, Part Two" 29:16. The front cover is styled as a court document ("United States of America vs David T. Dellinger, Rennard C. Davis, Thomas E. Hayden, Abbott H. Hoffman, Jerry C. Rubin, Lee Weiner, John R. Froines, and Bobby G. Seale", No. 69CR180, "Violation: Title 18, United States Code, Section 371, 231 (a) (1) and 2 101") over a drawing of the judge with gavel; the back shows a courtroom scuffle photograph. The gatefold photograph of the staged courtroom ("Setting: United States Courthouse, Chicago, Illinois, September, 1969 - February, 1970") labels each character with the actor, with full cast lists including George Murdock as Judge Julius Hoffman, Leopoldo Mandeville as Bobby Seale and Marty Davis as Mayor Richard Daley, and quotes Jerry Rubin's contempt-hearing exchange ending "It is good theater, Your Honor." [From the record sleeve and labels]