[78-L] Kiddie records

[dlennick dlennick]

I had a number of kiddie records transferred and posted to Lennick's 
Lacquers a couple of years ago. Classics like The Bear That Wasn't, and 
Arnold Stang's narratives.

dl


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  Thanks, David.  A late friend of mine absolutely loved this!
  Ron L

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https://u.pcloud.link/publink/show?code=XZunACVZhtz78SbcAW09U1BPgUguWyTBp35y
  Knox Manning, narrator, featuring Arthur Q. Bryan. Capitol 64-30047,
  recorded 1949.
  dl


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            I may have it handy. Features Arthur Q., Bryan.

    dl


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     If you want to hear a kiddie record that will have adult males in
  hysterics,
     listen to Tickety Tock, about a clock that does not go off at the
  right
     time.    Unfortunately, it looks like it is no longer on YT.

     Ron L

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     When I was a small children I had the usual Golden records and 
other
  kiddie
     labels that kids enjoyed. I was, of course, a kid! But I also had
  Spike
     Jones and Stan Freberg records as well. Why haven't they been
  considered
     here? Too adult?? Yeah, but... Spike fell back on kid's material
  toward the
     end of his recording career at RCA Victor. However, his "regular"
  material
     should not be ruled out. Nothing better than whiz-bangs and crazed
  tenor
     banjo players to make a kid smile. Freberg appealed to kids of all
  ages, and
     still does. His teevee ads were sheer encapsulated genius, as well.
  If kids
     can dig the droll puns in Rocky & Bullwinkle they'll love Freberg.
     Malcolm R
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