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  Radio Archives continues our Tenth Anniversary Celebration with a brand new compact disc collection!
Produced and directed by William N. Robson ("Calling All Cars", "Fort Laramie"), "Luke Slaughter of Tombstone" was one of the many adult westerns to debut on radio during the mid-1950s. Starring Sam Buffington and a host of radio's best known actors, the series tells the tale of a former Civil War cavalry officer who became a successful cattleman in the Arizona territory of the 1870s. Standing as an equal among its counterparts - including "Gunsmoke", "Have Gun, Will Travel", and "Frontier Gentleman" - "Luke Slaughter" remains a beautifully produced program, highlighted by realistic sound patterns, impressive acting, original musical scores, and well-written scripts that still have the power to engross modern listeners. Now, for the first time, all sixteen episodes of "Luke Slaughter of Tombstone" have been brought together in their original network format, taken directly from the original CBS master tapes, in an eight CD set of fully restored broadcasts from Radio Archives – eight hours of timeless western adventure from one of the best and least known dramatic series ever aired. If you love great western drama, you'll want to add "Luke Slaughter of Tombstone" to your personal library right away!
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