I Love Lucy: The Untold Story Free Audiobook Download by Gregg Oppenheimer,Jess Oppenheimer

Based on letters written by Lucy and Desi to family, friends, and the press between 1937-1957, "I Love Lucy: The Untold Story" tells the story of America's favorite TV family. The book is told chronologically and gives an eyewitness account of America's first television families.

I Love Lucy is a popular American sitcom that has been on the air since 1951. It depicts the life of Lucy and Ricky Ricardo, her husband who can't keep a job despite being brilliant. One day he gets a job as a singer for $8 for one night, but ends up working at the nightclub for many years. Each episode is filled with witty banter between the characters as they go through life's adventures. I Love Lucy has evolved into an American classic.

This audiobook tells the story of how Lucille Ball changed television. Before she worked with Desi Arnaz, she was just a secretary at Mertz's drugstore in New York City. When her boss found out that she had acted in plays, he offered her a job on his radio show. She then made friends with Arnaz, who called in by phone every week to perform with her. They had such success they decided to move their radio program and become an entertaining team on television.

I Love Lucy: The Untold Story is an audiobook that was released in November 2018. It is narrated by Lucille Ball and Larry Dobkin, two of the stars of the iconic show. This book is a biography of the stars of I Love Lucy and their untold story. It includes plenty of never-before-published photos and interviews with personal friends, colleagues, and family members.

This audiobook is narrated by the cast who plays Lucy and Ricky Ricardo, including Desi Arnaz, Vivian Vance, and William Frawley. The soundtrack includes the original theme song for I Love Lucy by Maury Laws as well as an original song by Gregg Oppenheimer titled "I Love Lucy's Theme."

The book recounts how two brothers, Larry and Jess Oppenheimer, created the famous show I Love Lucy. The show started out as an idea for a radio program in which Lucille Ball would play the fictional character of Ethel Mertz while playing off-the-wall scenes with her real life husband, Desi Arnaz. However, it was not picked up by the radio station and so they tried to sell it to different networks. Eventually, CBS bought the idea and allowed Lucille Ball to star in the show herself.