Give it a listen—and if you want your own copy, pick it up here:Fleetwood Sports – Baseball Collection

I picked up a copy of "...And This One Belongs to the Reds!" — a 1975 vinyl record produced by Fleetwood and narrated by Reds broadcaster Marty Brennaman. It recaps the Cincinnati Reds’ 1975 season and features game highlights, player moments, and Brennaman’s early calls, including the line that became his trademark: “And this one belongs to the Reds!”

This was the year the Reds won 108 games and the World Series, and the record captures the excitement of that run. These Fleetwood releases were sold to fans through radio promotions and stadium shops — made as keepsakes for the season.

It’s a great addition to the collection and a solid piece of Reds history.

Give it a listen—and if you want your own copy, pick it up here:Fleetwood Sports – Baseball Collection

Give it a listen—and if you want your own copy, pick it up here:Fleetwood Sports – Baseball Collection

The record includes calls from Earl Gillespie and Blaine Walsh covering some of the team’s biggest moments from the 1950s into the early ’60s. It was originally handed out to fans and beer distributors—part keepsake, part marketing, all baseball.

Sharing the full audio here on the Baseball Buddha Radio Network for anyone who wants to hear what Braves baseball in Milwaukee sounded like.

Give it a listen—and if you want your own copy, pick it up here:Fleetwood Sports – Baseball Collection

This wasn’t a polished dynasty yet. It was chaos held together by Charlie Finley’s stubborn vision and a clubhouse full of talent that didn’t always get along but knew how to win. You’ll hear highlights from the ALCS war with the Tigers, the infamous bat-throwing incident with Campaneris, and the grind-it-out World Series win over the Reds. Monte Moore’s voice ties it all together like a reel-to-reel time machine.

This is baseball before the polish. Before the PR departments. Just hardball on vinyl.

Give it a listen—and if you want your own copy, pick it up here:Fleetwood Sports – Baseball Collection

Fleetwood put out a lot of sports-related records in the ’60s and ’70s—stuff like team recaps, interviews, and tribute albums. This one focuses on Aaron’s early years, his time in Milwaukee and Atlanta, and includes broadcast highlights along the way. Gowdy’s narration gives it that classic feel. It’s not flashy, but it’s respectful and solid.

I’ll be playing the full record on Baseball Buddha Radio Network. It’s a nice listen and a good way to remember what Aaron accomplished—and what he went through to get there.

Give it a listen—and if you want your own copy, pick it up here:Fleetwood Sports – Baseball Collection

This first game is at Forbes Field in Pittsburgh, on May 30th, 1957, for a doubleheader between the Brooklyn Dodgers and the Pittsburgh Pirates. Calling the action are the legendary voices of Vin Scully, Jerry Doggett, and Al Helfer, capturing every moment with the rhythm, and detail that made radio baseball timeless.