The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes - The Two Watsons and Other Mysteries
Just finished listening to "The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes - The Two Watsons and Other Mysteries" from Jim French Productions, released by Radio Spirits.
Now as frequent readers of my reviews here on Facebook, Goodreads, and other social media sites know, I always am forthcoming whenever I have a connection with a book, movie, music CD, and/or audio drama CD. Although I am friends with Lawrence Albert, who plays Dr. Watson, here on Facebook, I never had the pleasure of meeting him in person though we have exchanged a few messages back and forth. Albert portrays Dr. Watson with a unique and grounded performance that shows why Holmes and Watson are good steadfast friends.
And as frequent readers of my reviews know, I have always criticized Radio Spirits for not helping to preserve the history of Jim French Productions. Yes, I know that there is a wealth of information available online, but a majority of the actors are still with us and can provide such unique insights on how the Golden Age of Radio provided influence and insight into the audio dramas produced by Jim French Productions and provide information on what is was like to be before a live studio audience. Something you should keep in mind Radio Spirits.
With the exception of "The Lady Sannox Investigation" where Holmes and Watson do not stand in the way of pending murder, these are original adventures of Sherlock Holmes with permission granted by the Doyle Estate.
My favorite episodes in this collection are: "The Case Of The Remarkable Worm," "The Inspector of Graves," "The Dragon of Lea Lane," "The Gastein Symphony," "The Adventure of the Venomous Lizard" - which brings together Holmes with Professor Challenger," and "The Two Watsons" - in which Mrs. Watson invites herself to the investigation.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!
TEN STARS!
https://store.radiospirits.com/furthe...
Now as frequent readers of my reviews here on Facebook, Goodreads, and other social media sites know, I always am forthcoming whenever I have a connection with a book, movie, music CD, and/or audio drama CD. Although I am friends with Lawrence Albert, who plays Dr. Watson, here on Facebook, I never had the pleasure of meeting him in person though we have exchanged a few messages back and forth. Albert portrays Dr. Watson with a unique and grounded performance that shows why Holmes and Watson are good steadfast friends.
And as frequent readers of my reviews know, I have always criticized Radio Spirits for not helping to preserve the history of Jim French Productions. Yes, I know that there is a wealth of information available online, but a majority of the actors are still with us and can provide such unique insights on how the Golden Age of Radio provided influence and insight into the audio dramas produced by Jim French Productions and provide information on what is was like to be before a live studio audience. Something you should keep in mind Radio Spirits.
With the exception of "The Lady Sannox Investigation" where Holmes and Watson do not stand in the way of pending murder, these are original adventures of Sherlock Holmes with permission granted by the Doyle Estate.
My favorite episodes in this collection are: "The Case Of The Remarkable Worm," "The Inspector of Graves," "The Dragon of Lea Lane," "The Gastein Symphony," "The Adventure of the Venomous Lizard" - which brings together Holmes with Professor Challenger," and "The Two Watsons" - in which Mrs. Watson invites herself to the investigation.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!
TEN STARS!
https://store.radiospirits.com/furthe...
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