A&E BIOGRAPHY® INTRODUCTION
From A&E Networks.
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- Media: video clip
- Format: Windows Media Video (WMV) file format
- Size: approximately 4 megabytes
- Source: Extracted from the BIOGRAPHY® episode Audie Murphy Great American Hero.
- Copyright:©1996, A&E Networks, Inc.
- Permission: Written permission to create and post the file granted by A&E Networks, Inc. Permission to use granted for educational, non-commercial purposes.
- Modification: Film clip may not be modified.
- Purchase: Full episode available in DVD format (see Videos / CD's for sources).
- Narrator: Peter Graves
- Description: A one minute excerpt from the 1996 BIOGRAPHY® episode. Students can download this clip and easily embed it in multi-media augment reports and other educational projects.
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A&E BIOGRAPHY® EPISODE: AUDIE MURPHY GREAT AMERICAN HERO
From A&E Networks.
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- Media: television episode
- Studio: A&E Network
- Length: 43 minutes, 39 seconds
- Source: hulu.com
- Sponsored by: Hulu.com Internet Television
- Description:
A&E BIOGRAPHY® episode, "Audie Murphy: American Hero" is available in it's most recent and updated version over the Internet thanks to an agreement between A&E Network and Hulu.com website television.
- Note: This episode is posted on a legitimate website that has license to stream the entire episode through the Internet. Only available to United States viewers.
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A TIME FOR DYING
YouTube Video
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- Media: movie
- Release Year: 1971
- Studio: FIPCO
- Length: 67 minutes
- Source: YouTube.com
- Filmography: click here
- Description: Produced by FIPCO, Audie Murphy's movie company. This was Audie's last movie. Unfortunately, Audie Murphy was killed before the film was finished. Consequently, 20 minutes of film featuring Audie was never shot. As a result, Audie appears in only one scene. For this reason, the film is short and doesn't hold together well. It is the story of a young gunman of the old West (played by Richard Lapp). However, he was to live and perish without renown. The character, in a sense, represented the countless young men who lived and died by the gun in the early West, but left no legend behind them. No history covered their deeds. During his young life, the gunman met Jesse James (Audie Murphy), Frank James, and Judge Roy Bean.
- Note: This film was probably recorded on VHS by someone when aired as a rerun on television.
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- Media: Video clip.
- Format: ShockWave Flash (SWF) file format
- Size: approximately 2.24 megabytes
- Source: www.oldbluewebdesigns.com
- Copyright:©2006, OldBlueWebDesigns.com (see website for details).
- Permission: Written permission to post the file granted by OldBlueWebsites.com. Permission to use granted for educational, non-commercial purposes.
- Modification: Video clip may not be modified.
- Description: An inspirational Shockwave-flash video clip with music and a series of photographs and information about Audie Murphy.
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ARMY HOUR, 1960
From National Archives and Records Administration.
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- Media: audio clip
- Format: MP3 file format
- Size: approximately 7.28 megabytes
- Source: National Archives and Records Administration
- ARC Identifier: 110203
- Copyright: none (public domain)
- Recording Date: 17 August 1960
- Interviewer: PFC Ralph McDermott
- Description: An excerpt from an hour long radio broadcast recorded by the U.S. Army in Europe. Recorded during Audie Murphy's visit to Germany during the filming of the Army documentary THE BROKEN BRIDGE. The audio clip begins with the singing of the 3rd Infantry Division's theme song, "Dogface Soldier", by the Army Band and Army Chorus.
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ARMY HOUR, 1963
From National Archives and Records Administration.
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- Media: audio clip
- Format: MP3 file format
- Size: approximately 4.53 megabytes
- Source: National Archives and Records Administration
- ARC Identifier: 110356
- Copyright: none (public domain)
- Recording Date: 11 November 1963
- Interviewer: Vince D'Angelo
- Description: Audie Murphy discusses changes in the Army when he is interviewed by the U.S. Army during a 1963 visit to Europe.
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ARMY RECRUITMENT ANNOUNCEMENT #1
From National Archives and Records Administration.
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- Media: audio clip
- Format: MP3 file format
- Size: approximately 940 kilobytes
- Source: U.S. Army Public Affairs
- Copyright: none (public domain)
- Description: The first recording in a series of six public service announcements made for the U.S. Army.
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ARMY RECRUITMENT ANNOUNCEMENT #2
From National Archives and Records Administration.
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- Media: audio clip
- Format: MP3 file format
- Size: approximately 691 kilobytes
- Source: U.S. Army Public Affairs
- Copyright: none (public domain)
- Description: The second recording in a series of six public service announcements made for the U.S. Army.
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ARMY RECRUITMENT ANNOUNCEMENT #3
From National Archives and Records Administration.
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- Media: audio clip
- Format: MP3 file format
- Size: approximately 738 kilobytes
- Source: U.S. Army Public Affairs
- Copyright: none (public domain)
- Description: The third recording in a series of six public service announcements made for the U.S. Army.
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ARMY RECRUITMENT ANNOUNCEMENT #4
From National Archives and Records Administration.
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- Media: audio clip
- Format: MP3 file format
- Size: approximately 924 kilobytes
- Source: U.S. Army Public Affairs
- Copyright: none (public domain)
- Description: The fourth recording in a series of six public service announcements made for the U.S. Army.
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ARMY RECRUITMENT ANNOUNCEMENT #5
From National Archives and Records Administration.
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- Media: audio clip
- Format: MP3 file format
- Size: approximately 0.99 megabytes
- Source: U.S. Army Public Affairs
- Copyright: none (public domain)
- Description: The fifth recording in a series of six public service announcements made for the U.S. Army.
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ARMY RECRUITMENT ANNOUNCEMENT #6
From National Archives and Records Administration.
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- Media: audio clip
- Format: MP3 file format
- Size: approximately 0.99 megabytes
- Source: U.S. Army Public Affairs
- Copyright: none (public domain)
- Description: The sixth recording in a series of six public service announcements made for the U.S. Army.
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AUDIE MURPHY IS A HERO
YouTube Music Video/Photo Montage
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- Media: Slide show and Song
- Created by: Debbie and David Williams, July 2009
- Singer: Bonnie Tyler
- Length: 5 mins, 40 secs.
- Source: YouTube.com
- Description: A stirring montage of Audie Murphy photos set to the rousing music and words of Bonnie Tyler's Holding Out For A Hero.
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BEYOND THE CALL
Public Domain
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- Media: Army documentary
- Documentary Series: The Big Picture
- Episode: Beyond the Call
- Release Year: 1958
- Copyright: none (public domain)
- Length: 27 mins, 54 secs.
- Source 1: Library of Congress (LOC# unknown)
- Source 2: Archives.org
- Source 3: YouTube.com
- Description: An army documentary of military heroes from the first world war through the Korean war. Audie Murphy makes an appearance using army file footage shot during TO HELL AND BACK and other army productions about 15 minutes, 30 seconds into the film.
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BROKEN BRIDGE
YouTube Video
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- Media: Army documentary
- Documentary Series: The Big Picture
- Episode: Broken Bridge
- Release Year: 1960
- Copyright: none (public domain)
- Length: 27 mins, 58 secs.
- Source: YouTube.com
- Posted by: Public.Resource.Org
- Description: In an episode from the military film series entitled "The Big Picture" Audie Murphy discusses advancements to military weapons and the introduction of missle systems to the U.S. Army. Filmed in locations in the United States and Europe.
- Note: This film is also available through the National Archives and Records Administration.
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FOOLISH CLOCK
YouTube Music Video
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- Media: Song
- Release Year: 1962
- Lyrics: Scott Turner, and Audie Murphy
- Composer: Scott Turner
- Publisher: Retro
- Singer: Harry Nilsson
- Length: 2 mins, 15 secs.
- Source: YouTube.com
- Description: Harry Nilsson sings "Foolish Clock". Recorded as "The Only Light" in the album Harry Nilsson '62 The Record Sessions.
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- Media: movie
- Release Year: 1971
- Studio: Universal International
- Length: 1 hr, 26 mins, 32 secs.
- Source: YouTube.com
- Posted by: Bob Terry, wildwesttoys.com
- Filmography: click here
- Description: In his 10th movie, Audie Murphy stars as Reb Kitridge. After winning a ranch in a poker game, Reb finds out that there is no money to pay the hands. Cattle must be taken to market but at every turn, Telford, who wants the land, tries to thwart Reb's every way to keep him from getting the cattle to town. Even after they stampede the cattle, Reb still manages to maintain the drive and keep the ranch.
- Note: This film is branded with a "wildwesttoys" image in the lower right corner. It also has about an extra 7 minutes of commercial introduction and summary added by Bob Terry, to the film's beginning and end. It is unknown if Bob Terry legally acquired a license from Universal Studios when this film was posted to YouTube.
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HELL BENT FOR LEATHER
Hulu.com Internet Television
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- Media: movie
- Release Year: 1960
- Studio: Universal International
- Length: 1 hr, 22 mins.
- Source: hulu.com
- Sponsored by: Hulu.com Internet Television
- Filmography: click here
- Description:
In his 29th movie, a case of mistaken identity has Audie defending himself against a crazed sheriff who is out to gain glory even if it means capturing the wrong man.
- Note: This movie is posted on a legitimate website that has license to stream the movie through the Internet.
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PLEASE MR. MUSIC MAN PLAY A SONG FOR ME
YouTube Music Video
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- Media: Song
- Release Year: 1962
- Lyrics: Scott Turner, and Audie Murphy
- Composer: Scott Turner
- Singer: Harry Nilsson
- Length: 2 mins, 58 secs.
- Source: YouTube.com
- Description: Harry Nilsson sings "Please Mr. Music Man Play a Song For Me". Also recorded by Dick Contino.
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SHUTTERS AND BOARDS
YouTube Music Video
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- Media: Song
- Release Year: 1962
- Studio: Camp and Canyon Music
- Lyrics: Audie Murphy and Scott Turner
- Composer: Scott Turner
- Singer: Jerry Wallace
- Length: 2 mins, 55 secs.
- Source: YouTube.com
- Description: Jerry Wallace sings the hit "Shutters and Boards" written and composed in 1962 by Audie Murphy and Scott Turner.
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THE ONLY LIGHT I EVER NEED IS YOU
YouTube Music Video
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- Media: Song
- Release Year: 1962
- Lyrics: Guy Mitchell, Scott Turner, and Audie Murphy
- Composer: Scott Turner
- Publisher: 4 Star Recording
- Singer: Harry Nilsson
- Length: 2 mins, 29 secs.
- Source: YouTube.com
- Description: Harry Nilsson sings "The Only Light I Ever Need is You". Recorded as "The Only Light" in the album Harry Nilsson '62 The Record Sessions.
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WAS IT ALL WORTH LOVING YOU
YouTube Music Video
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- Media: Song
- Release Year: 1970
- Lyrics: Scott Turner, and Audie Murphy
- Composer: Terry Eddleman
- Publisher: Pi-Gem Pub. Co., Inc.
- Singer: Charly Pride
- Length: 2 mins, 50 secs.
- Source: YouTube.com
- Description: Charly Pride sings "Was It All Worth Losing You". Recorded as "The Only Light" in the album The Incomparable Charlie Pride.
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WHAT'S MY LINE
YouTube Video Clip
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- Media: video clip
- Date: July 3, 1955
- Length: 4 minutes, 56 seconds
- Source: YouTube.com
- Copyright: unknown
- Host: John Daly
- Description: Audie Murphy is the third guest to sign in and is the episode's "Mystery Guest" during game number 3. He was preceeded in game 1 by a professional flagpole sitter and in by a false teeth saleswoman in game 2.
- Note: This video clip, probably recorded on VHS by someone when aired as a rerun on TV, is posted on YouTube. The editing is choppy but the footage is clear and easy to understand.
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WHEN THE WIND BLOWS IN CHICAGO
YouTube Music Video
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- Media: Song
- Release Year: 1962
- Lyrics: Audie Murphy and Scott Turner
- Composer: Scott Turner
- Singer: Roy Clark
- Length: 2 mins, 12 secs.
- Source: YouTube.com
- Description: Roy Clark sings live on stage "When the Wind Blows in Chicago" on March 3, 1965 during a telecast of the television show "Shindig".
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