West Side Story Original Soundtrack Vinyl Album – 1960 Columbia Stereo
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Columbia Original Soundtrack from Robert Wise and Jerome Robbins’ movie production. Music by Bernstein and lyrics by Sondheim. Album cover opens to background information and pictures from Natalie Wood’s and Richard Beymer’s performances. Rita Moreno as Anita. Good condition.
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