In 1969, as the world watched Apollo 11 Moon Landing unfold, Ole Georg contributed to one of the most ambitious music supervision projects of its time: Time-Life + NASA’s To The Moon.

This extraordinary 6-LP vinyl box set and 192-page book captured the story of the NASA Mercury, Gemini and Apollo missions, culminating in the first moon landing. More than a record release, it was an immersive documentary experience, blending rare mission audio, astronaut communications, historical narration, and music into a landmark work of space history.

Narrated by Michael Kapp and built from more than 700 interviews plus original air-to-ground recordings now preserved at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum, To The Moon remains a stunning intersection of archival storytelling, music, and American history.

For Ole Georg, this was more than music supervision. It was participating in a document of human achievement.

From vintage vinyl collectors and space historians to music supervisors and crate diggers, this project is a reminder that some of the greatest soundtracks ever made were built from real history. To this day, Ole Georg remembers this project with great pride.

The sound of Apollo. The music of the Space Age. The legacy lives on.