Watergate, Vol.1: The Break In
Various Artists
Recorded in 1973, this Folkways release offers a snapshot of one of the darkest moments in American political history, the Watergate scandal. This release includes Nixon’s April 30th speech, as well as the testimonies of both former CIA and FBI agent James McCord, and real-estate agent turned burglar Bernard L. Barker. Liner notes include a brief background on the scandal.
Track Listing
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President Nixon's Watergate Speech, April 30, 1973 | Richard Nixon | 23:12 | |
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102
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James McCord Testifies-Outlines His Background | James McCord | 5:01 | |
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Further Testimony of James McCord | James McCord | 9:50 | |
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McCord cont. | James McCord | 1:39 | |
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McCord cont. | James McCord | 1:38 | |
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McCord cont. | James McCord | 0:36 | |
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McCord cont. | James McCord | 8:05 | |
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Bernard Barker Testifies | Bernard Barker | 1:23 | |
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Barker cont. | Bernard Barker | 5:29 | |
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Barker cont. | Bernard Barker | 3:40 |
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