Way Out Junk

A Child's Introduction to Disco - The Kid Stuff Repertory Company

2009-10-31T18:06:00.002-05:00

I wanted to put something scary here on the blog for Halloween, so I looked in the records I haven't put on here yet, and this is probably the scariest thing I've got. It's frightening enough to know the Kid Stuff Repertory Company is singing disco songs here, but that's only half the story. Before each song, a lady reads the lyrics to you first so you can follow along with the lyrics sheet in the album. Of course, some of the words are changed up a bit (no "burn that mother down" in "Disco Inferno" for example). It's just weird to hear some lady trying to extract some meaning out of stuff like "If I can't have you, oh-oh-oh".

Anyway, have a Happy Halloween!

Here's the track list:

Introduction
Same Old Song (lyrics)
Same Old Song
On Broadway (lyrics)
On Broadway
Last Dance (lyrics)
Last Dance
Night Fever (lyrics)
Night Fever
Disco Inferno (lyrics)
Disco Inferno
If I Can't Have You (lyrics)
If I Can't Have You

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Smokey Bear with Ranger Hal

2009-10-09T21:04:00.000-05:00

Yeah, I know I keep saying I'll be right back and I keep disappearing, but I'm back (again) with this interesting album from Smokey Bear, Ranger Hal and their animal friends in this musical adventure. I hope they look better than they do on this cover though! Anyway, hopefully I'll be back with more stuff soon. Enjoy!

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The Aristocats and Purr-ty Pussycat Songs

2009-09-09T23:51:00.000-05:00

Hey, I'm back! Yeah, I know I said that last month, but hopefully I mean it this time. I finished with school, but now I'm trying to catch up with things that weren't getting done while I was in school. This is one of them.

This is a bit of a cheat, considering there's only two songs from "The Aristocats" on here. But the rest of the songs actually are about cats, so it has that going for it. It also has "The Alley Cat Dance" that I think is on one of the other records I have on here. Plus "Puss N Boots" was really more of a story than a song. And finally, I think that's the cutest cover I've ever seen of a butler stealing cats, don't you? The other reason I wanted to put this up today is because some websites are doing "A Day Without Cats" today, and I thought I'd fill the void. I'm an ornery cuss sometimes!

Anyway, I'm going to be off through next week so (among the other things I have to do) I want to get back to a more regular schedule here. Enjoy!

Here's the track list:

The Aristocats
The Cat's Me-ow!
This Beautiful Creature
Pussy Cat, Pussy Cat
Three Blind Mice
Ev'rybody Wants to Be a Cat
The Alley Cat Dance
The Three Little Kittens
Puss 'N Boots

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But here's the best Puss in Boots of all!

Pink Panther Punk

2009-07-25T15:43:00.000-05:00

I'm back, I'm done with school, and hopefully I can get the blog back on a semi-regular schedule again. I wanted to find something really fun to return on, and I think this little beauty from Kid Stuff Records might just fit the bill. The Pink Panther has a band here called the Pink Punks, and they get to play a few of their songs here. (I also find it interesting that two of the group members are named Itchy and Scratchy.) For some reason, the Pink Panther sounds like an old hippie. Meanwhile, he's being sought out by Inspector Clouseau, who even gets to sing a bit himself. The songs really aren't too bad here, especially for a Kid Stuff Records production. I tried to do my best to split the songs out from the story. Hopefully the transitions aren't too jarring. The thing I think I liked best about this is the album cover. I think it looks pretty cool, don't you? Enjoy!

Here's the track list:

Pink Panther Theme
Pink Panther Punk Part 1
Another Brick in the Wall
Pink Panther Punk Part 2
Panther on the Prowl
Pink Panther Punk Part 3
It's Still Rock and Roll to Me
It's Punk
Pink Panther Punk Part 4
What a Fool Believes
Pink Panther Punk Part 5
Call Me
Pink Panther Punk Part 6
Rock and Roll Panther

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Announcements (UPDATE 6/22/09)

2009-06-22T09:20:00.000-05:00

If I have any new questions or announcements, I'll put them here and get rid of them when I don't want them any more.

I was checking some stuff on the blog here, and found out something pretty cool: today is "Way Out Junk"'s third anniversary! Woo-hoo!! When I started doing this, I figured I'd probably lose interest in it within a year (or that the people reading it would), but I'm still here. Again, apologies for the lax posting lately. Another 2 1/2 weeks or so and I'm done with school, and I'll do my best to try to make up for lost time.

Again, thank you all for coming here, thanks for the comments (good and bad), and thanks for making my life a little more interesting!

Tony

Big Hits from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang - The New Christy Minstrels with Arthur Treacher

2009-06-20T11:06:00.000-05:00

Hey Gang, I just wanted to get something new up here so you didn't think I forgot about you all!

Here's another collection of songs from "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang", this time by the pop/folk group The New Christy Minstrels. They're joined on a few songs by actor Arthur Treacher, who I know very little about except he had a chain of fish and chips restaurants in the United States and that he was somebody's second-banana on one of the talk shows (Merv Griffin?). I'm not quite sure what qualified him for the guest spot on this record. It certainly wasn't his singing ability!

Well, I've only got about another three weeks before I'm totally finished with school, and I'll get to graduate with my Masters degree in August. Once I get all that done I can go back to adding stuff here on a regular basis. Hooray!!

Here's the track list:

Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
Posh! (with Arthur Treacher)
Hushabye Mountain
Medley: Doll on a Music Box/Truly Scrumptious
Chu-Chi Face (with Arthur Treacher)
Fun Fair
Me Old Bam-Boo
You Two (with Arthur Treacher)
Roses of Success
Lovely Lonely Man
Toot Sweets (with Arthur Treacher)
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (Reprise)

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Children's Sing Along

2009-05-29T21:57:00.001-05:00

Here's an album that, going by the cover, looks like another mishmash of songs from various sources. I mean, there's no photographs of the singers, just a plain picture. And the track list is actually printed on top of the title here, almost like an afterthought. But looks are deceiving here. Not only do all these songs sound like they are performed by the same children's chorus, but this is the same group with the same version of "Sidewalks of New York" that I enjoyed on this album that WAS from a mixture of sources. This is an entire album with these kids, and I really like it. I am reminded once again that "Jingle Bells" isn't really a Christmas song here, and there's some other really rousing songs as well, all done in that great spirited way as "Sidewalks" was. Take a listen to this one. I think you'll enjoy it!

By the way, I apologize once again for my absence. I have my thesis to do next week and I'm trying to prep for it!

Here's the track list:

Jingle Bells
Standing in Need
Banjo's Back in Town
Give Me That Old Time Religion
Sidewalks of New York
Bunker Hillbillies Theme Song
Oh Susanna
Buffalo Gals
Clementine
When the Saints Go Marching In

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Captain of the Starship - William Shatner Live!

2009-05-19T07:56:00.000-05:00

Here's a special treat for you. This two record set features William Shatner speaking at Hofstra University sometime around 1978. For those of you who like to hear the Shat Man do dramatic soliloquies, you'll be happy to hear him perform pieces from "Cyrano de Bergerac", "War of the Worlds", and others. For those who want tidbits for the (at the time) upcoming movie, you've got that here too, even talking about why Leonard Nimoy was holding out for more money. (If I remember right, Shatner said the budget for the upcoming "Star Trek: The Motion Picture" was around $8 million. It turns out that, according to the IMDB, it was really around $35 million.) And if you want some stories about how Star Trek changed his life, you've got that as well.

I think Shatner sounds sort of fun and bubbly when he's talking to the audience here. He seems to me like he's really enjoying the attention, before he became a full-on celebrity and (maybe) expected to be treated like a celebrity. Anyway, hope you enjoy this.

(And yes, the cover photo shows him menacing some off-camera alien with an upside down camera tripod!)

It all sort of meshes together, so the tracks are divided by side.

Here's the track list:

Earthbound/Go with Me/High Flight/The Flight of Man/Galileo
6 Ways to the Moon/War of the Worlds
The Movie
SHORT TAKES: William Shatner - Audience/Starship's Facilities/Peter/Summer Spaceship/Three-way Alchemy - The Brain/Finale

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Trek Bloopers

2009-05-13T08:05:00.001-05:00

Here's another Star Trek rarity brought to you courtesy of Blue Pear Records. (get it?) The story behind this is that these audio tapes were found in a garbage can by somebody who just wanted to use the tapes themselves. When they saw that "Star Trek" was written on the boxes, they decided to investigate further. People have seen the famous "Star Trek Blooper Reel", but it only covered the first two seasons. This is stuff from the third and final season. Is it funny? Well, it does suffer from lack of visuals. I really think of it more as a historical record of the time. Plus you get to hear the classic song "Hey Out There" a few times! How can you beat that?

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Oh yeah, if you haven't seen the Star Trek Blooper Reel, here it is!

Inside Star Trek

2009-05-11T23:21:00.001-05:00

In honor of the new Star Trek movie, I'd thought I throw a few Trekkie type things up here. This album from 1976 is hosted by "Star Trek" creator (and Great Bird of the Galaxy) Gene Roddenberry. There's some live convention stuff with him, interviews with William Shatner about Captain Kirk, DeForest Kelley talks about the current state of medicine ("Too damned expensive.") and Roddenberry ask Mark Lenard as Sarek (Spock's dad) about Vulcan sex. (Guess Nimoy wasn't interested in participating.) Plus Isaac Asimov and his ginormous sideburns! Anyway, hope you like it!

Here's the track list:

Inside Star Trek
Star Trek Theme
William Shatner Meets Captain Kirk
The Origin of Spock
Sarek's Son Spock
The Questor Affair
The Enterprise Runs Aground
McCoy's Rx for Life
The Star Trek Philosophy
Asimov's World of Science Fiction
A Letter from a Network Censor
The Star Trek Dream (Ballad I/Ballad II)

Well, it was pointed out to me that this album is actually included as a bonus CD on the "Star Trek: The Motion Picture" CD box set, so I'm taking my links down. If you'd like to get it yourself, you can get it from the link below!

A Tribute to Mother - Wally Fowler

2009-05-09T17:54:00.003-05:00

This one's a bit of a change of pace for me. I was actually working on getting a few Star Trek related albums on here to tie in with the new movie coming out, when I remembered that I bought this album specifically to put on here for Mother's Day. I don't know Wally Fowler myself, but according to the cover he's "Mr. Gospel Music" and "The Man with a Million Friends", which means some of you may be familiar with him. This is just a nice collection of gospel-tinged old songs about Mom featuring Fowler, the Sego Brothers with Naomi, and the J.D. Sumner Stamps Quartet. Enjoy, and have a happy Mother's Day!

Here's the track list:

Mother, Mine
Sweetest Mother
Wrinkled and Old
My Child, Welcome Home
The Chair That Rocked Us All
Mama Sang a Song
Rocking Along in an Old Rocking Chair
Mother's Gone
The Hands That Rock the Cradle
Precious Mother
If I Could Hear My Mother Pray Again
Supper Time

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Wishnik Sing-A-Long Party

2009-04-26T20:55:00.000-05:00

Boy, there's something out of one of your nightmares, isn't it?

Actually these are Wishniks, one of those fads of the '60s. They were these ugly hard plastic dolls with long hair that you could style or shampoo or pull out or whatever you wanted to do with it. I don't think we had Wishniks growing up. I think we had Trolls, which were sort of a smaller cheaper knockoff of Wishniks. Anyway, here's a record full of Wishnik (or Chipmunk-like) songs, along with some stories presented by Dr. Eric von Newtontootin, the foremost authority on Wishniks. And when they run out of that, there's some generic children's songs to fill out the rest of the album. Enjoy!

Here's the track list:

Mommy, Where Is My Wishnik?
Mommy, I Found My Wishnik
Story of the Wishniks
The Wishnik Went Over the Mountain
Mary Had a Wishnik
Three Tough Wishniks
Old Mac Donald Had a Wishnik
Mother Goosenik Rhymes
Yankee Doodle Dandy
Did You Ever See a Wishnik?
Twinkle Twinkle Little Star
Ten Little Indians
The Farmer in the Dell
When Wishnik Eyes Are Smiling
Down in the Valley
Oh Dear, What Can the Matter Be?
I Love a Parade

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The Bros. - Frank & Darryl Kuntz

2009-04-14T07:13:00.000-05:00

If you watched channel 39 out of Dallas, Texas in the early 80's, you might remember Frank and Darryl Kuntz, the hosts of the kids show "The Good Time Gang". They'd sing songs, give out prizes to kids at home, and even throw a bit of religion into the mix! Here's an album featuring songs and stories from the brothers. Enjoy!

Here's the track list:

Friend of the Father
We Took a Trip
I Wanna Be Loved By You
Darryl and Goliath
Our Voices Were Made for Each Other
Imagifuntastical
A Message
I'm Frank and I'm Darryl
Heigh Ho the Gang's All Here
The Three Bears
Smarty
Who's on First
In My Heart There Rings a Melody
Honey Will You Miss Me

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Bicycle Built for Two - The Bubble Gum Singers and Orchestra

2009-04-08T07:13:00.000-05:00

Here's another group I know absolutely nothing about, but I admire the fact that they're not just singing the same kid's songs. They do sound a bit too "white and nerdy" to be singing "The Banana Boat Song" though. They sound like they're enjoying themselves however (especially on "The Erie"). Hope you enjoy it too!

Here's the track list:

The Old Brass Wagon
My Dream
Banana Boat Song
Jolly Old Roger
The Blacksmith
Cockles and Mussels
Bicycle Built for Two
There Lived a King
Clementine
Gifts from Over the Sea
Mingo Mountain
The Erie
The Old Grey Mare

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Organ Grinder Pizza - Jonas Nordwall and Patti Simon

2009-03-30T07:13:00.000-05:00

Wow! Who knew that I would find another Organ Grinder Pizza album? I'm assuming this one is the first volume, and it only features two different organists: Jonas Nordwall and Patti Simon. It's another great combination of old songs and (at the time) new songs like Billy Joel's "My Life", all played on a ginormous pipe organ. Enjoy!

Here's the track list:

My Life - Jonas Nordwall
I Don't Know Why - Jonas Nordwall
Birth of the Blues - Jonas Nordwall
Maleguena - Jonas Nordwall
Medley from "Saturday Night Fever" - Patti Simon
Tiger Rag - Jonas Nordwall
Annie's Song - Jonas Nordwall
Meditation from "Thais" - Jonas Nordwall
Over the Rainbow - Patti Simon
Hopelessly Devoted to You - Patti Simon
Character Medley - Patti Simon

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This Old Man: Great Parade Songs & Marches - The Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Marching Band and Chorus

2009-03-26T07:13:00.001-05:00

Here's an album of parade songs and marches, including some you probably haven't heard of (Betty Co-Ed), songs you never really associated as marches (Jingle Bells??), and songs you may know but didn't know the name of (The Whistler's Song). A lot of John Philip Sousa, as you might expect. All of 'em will keep you marching until your legs go stiff!

Here's the track list:

On the Mall
The Marines' Hymn
Betty Co-Ed
The Whistler's Song
Yankee Doodle March
Dixie
Jingle Bells March
Hail Columbia
America
Columbia the Gem of the Ocean
The U.S. Air Force
Lassus Trombone
Pomp and Circumstance
This Old Man
(Turn Over the Record)
The Caissons Go Rolling Along
Dixieland Style March
Stars and Stripes Forever
When Johnny Comes Marching Home
I've Been Working on the Railroad
Pop Goes the Weasel
Semper Fidelis
The Thunderer
Invercargill
Camptown Races
Mulberry Bush March
America the Beautiful
Star Spangled Banner

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One of Sousa's most rousing marches included here is "The Thunderer", but this is my favorite version of the song:

The Do-Re-Mi Children's Chorus Sing the Songs from "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" and Other Favorites

2009-03-19T13:13:00.000-05:00

I'm not familiar with the Do-Re-Mi Children's Chorus, but according to the back cover of this album they did quite a few records. I hope to find some more of them soon. Until then, enjoy this collection of songs from the movie "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" and some other songs thrown in, including a rather swinging version of "Java Jive" that I really like, especially considering it's being sung by kids!

(Here's a little bit of trivia for you: Did you know that the book "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" was written by Ian Fleming, author of the James Bond books? I guess Truly Scrumptious is supposed to be a G-rated version of a Bond girl's name!)

Here's the track list:

Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
Hushabye Mountain
The Roses of Success
Toot Sweets
Truly Scrumptious
Me Ol' Bamboo
Dear World
The Wonderful Things (That He Can Do)
A Bushel and a Peck
Mr. Clown
Java Jive

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Bedtime Songs - The Kid Stuff Repertory Company

2009-03-12T07:13:00.000-05:00

Wow, who would have known that I'd have another album from the Kid Stuff Repertory Company? There's no crazy discofying of songs here, just nice, quiet lullaby-type songs, performed by a woman and a somewhat gassy-sounding organ. Pretty simple stuff, unlike that odd, nightmare-inducing cover!

Here's the track list:

Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep
Now the Day Is Over
Evening Prayer
What Is Home Without a Mother
Twinkle Twinkle Little Star
Frere Jacques
Hush Little Baby
Rock-a-Bye Baby

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Betsy McCall's Surprise Birthday Party

2009-03-09T07:13:00.000-05:00

Betsy McCall must be one of those dolls that I never heard of, but then again there were only boys in our family (other than Mom of course). I haven't listened to them side by side, but Betsy McCall sounds an awful lot like Heidi the Pocketbook Doll to me.

I've never really understood Birthday Party records like this. Are you supposed to listen to it during your own party or take it home afterwards and hear an inanimate object apparently having a better time than you did? This one even goes so far as to have Betsy cutting the cake and opening her presents. Why would you want to hear that? So you'll know what to ask for on your next birthday? Oh well, this is still an interesting album. Oh, and make sure to stay tuned until the very end for some subtle product placement!

Here's the track list:

Happy Birthday Song
Surprise Birthday Party
Simple Simon Says Game
Musical Games
Blowing Out the Candles and Cutting the Cake
Opening the Presents
Phone Call from Grandma
Game Songs
Story Telling Time (The Emperor's New Clothes)
After the Party

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Happy Stories for Gloomy Days - Frank Luther

2009-03-06T07:13:00.000-06:00

I'm not familiar with Frank Luther, but he does quite a nice job on telling these stories and singing the songs in them. As you can tell, these stories are your usual suspects, with one big exception. "Happy the Harmonica" is one of the craziest kids' stories I've ever heard! I hate to give too much away, but it involves an old woman with a pain who plays "Home Sweet Home" on her harmonica to make "Happy the Harmonica" happy, and that's just how the story starts. You just need to hear this one for yourself. Trust me! (The rest of it is quite good too!)

Here's the track list:

The Shoemaker and the Elves
The Gingerbread Boy
The Three Billy Goats Gruff
The Little Red Hen
Happy the Harmonica
Goldilocks and the Three Bears

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Rubber Duckie and Other Pet Songs - The Kid Stuff Repertory Company

2009-03-03T07:13:00.001-06:00

Hey look! It's another extravaganza from the Kid Stuff Repertory Company! This one doesn't go the disco route. In fact, all things considered, it's pretty low key for them. It's pretty much just a guy and a synthesizer. One problem with this one is that they pick songs that are usually pretty short and drag them out forever! For example, the song "Johnny Had a Little Dog" (which I think most of us refer to as "Bingo") The chorus is sung through twice, than an instrumental verse, each verse clapping out one of the letters, instrumental verse again, the chorus is sung, the music modulates and the chorus is sung again, verses clapping out the letters again, and then the chorus is finally sung two more times.

Then there's the song "Pussy Cat" (or if you look for it on Amazon.com "P***y Cat"). Here are the entire lyrics of the song:

"Pussy cat, pussy cat, where have you been?
I've been to London to visit the Queen.
Pussy cat, pussy cat, what did you there?
I frightened a little mouse under her chair."

How do our friends at the Kid Stuff Repertory Company handle this? Well, they sing it through five times, have an instrumental verse, and then sing it through 4 more times!

These songs aren't really that bad, if you don't mind them being twice as long as they should be. And "Rubber Duckie" is OK, because unlike in many other versions I've heard, he doesn't end up doing a bad Ernie impression.

Anyhow, take a listen and see what you think!

Here's the track list:

Rubber Duckie
Dog & Cat
Johnny Had a Little Dog
Pussy Cat
Where Has My Little Dog Gone
Goosey Goosey Gander
I Love Little Pussy
All the Pretty Little Horses

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The Adventures of Little Orley - Uncle Lumpy with Fred Waring and the Pennsylvanians

2009-02-28T07:13:00.001-06:00

Here's a fun album of adventures with a boy named Little Orley featuring some people you might be familiar with. First of all, there's noted bandleader Fred Waring and the Pennsylvanians, but that's not really who I mean. You'll notice that these stories are told and sung by Uncle Lumpy. He's credited on the back of the album as Lump Brannum. Still not ring a bell? Maybe you'll remember him better in the role he played later: Mr. Green Jeans on Captain Kangaroo's show. There's no date on this, but I'm thinking he did this before the CK gig. Either way, these are imaginative little stories that I think you'll enjoy. I think I've got another Little Orley album too, and I'll try to dig it up to put on the blog later.

Here's the track list:

Little Orley's Big Concert
Little Orley - His Adventures with the Parade
Little Orley - His Adventures with the Cloud
Little Orley and the Happy Bird
Little Orley and the Little Engine
Little Orley and the Bubble Gum
Little Orley and the Haunted House
Little Orley - His Adventures as a Worm

NOTE: It looks like these stories (and the stories on the other record I was going to put on here) are now available on CD! It looks like Amazon was showing them as out of print, but you can actually buy them direct at littleorley.com! You should do it too. They're fun stories you can share with your kids!

Let's Go to the Zoo

2009-02-25T07:13:00.001-06:00

This one comes from the same people that brought you "Let's All Go to the Circus". This has more fun little songs, only this ones about zoo animals. Note the catchy but somewhat odd song "The Porcupine is Pining for His Pork". Hope you enjoy this one!

Here's the track list:

Come to the Zoo with Me
Strolling Thru the Zoo
The King of the Jungle
Monkey Business
The Elephant Song
The Hippopotamus Song
The Crocodile Song
Singing Tra La La La
The Happy Seal
The Leopard Song
The Porcupine Is Pining for His Pork
Strolling Thru the Zoo (Reprise)

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Disco Duck - The Kid Stuff Repertory Company

2009-02-22T07:13:00.001-06:00

I'm not quite sure how I ended up with all these albums from The Kid Stuff Repertory Company. I probably got them in a box of albums I bought on eBay. I certainly didn't seek them out specifically!

As you might figure, since this is a disco album, they should do OK on this one. They get low marks on "Disco Duck", however, because the guy doing the duck voice is horrible. Couldn't they have borrowed Irwin the Disco Duck? At least he's SOMEWHAT intelligible! "Enjoy Yourself" isn't too bad, but then they do a disco version of "John Henry". Yes, really! The rest of the album they stick with kids' songs, and they're all right. You pretty much know what you're getting into here, so enjoy!

Here's the track list:

Disco Duck
Enjoy Yourself
John Henry
Kemo Kimo
Disco Medley (Greetings, Polly Wolly Doodle, Bill Groggin's Goat, Shortnin' Bread, Nine Pound Hammer, Who Did, Down by the Station)

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Animal Song Parade

2009-02-19T07:13:00.000-06:00

Until I started actively collecting children's records to use for this blog, I never really realized how many kids' albums were basically clearinghouses for different songs from different sources. That doesn't necessarily mean that the songs are bad; just that it's a lot more variety than you'd tend to get from a group like the Little Golden Singers. I'm betting this is another hodgepodge, but at least this one gives a lot more information than many of the others. It's nice to know that there were orchestras used in all of these songs! Hope you like it!

Here's the track list:

The Little White Duck - Bob Hannon with Orchestra
Fuzzy Wuzzy (Wus a Bear) - Burt Taylor with Orchestra
Frog Went a-Courtin' - Peter Piper, Forty-Niners Quartet with Orchestra
(How Much Is That) Doggie in the Window - Patty McGovern with Orchestra
Ducks on Parade - The Forty-Niners Quartet with Ray Carter Orchestra
The Teddy Bears' Picnic - Peter Piper, Forty-Niners Quartet with Orchestra
Peewee the Kiwi Bird - Bob Hannon with Orchestra
Snoopy the Pussycat - Patty McGovern with Orchestra
The Bulldog on the Bank - The Forty-Niners Quartet with Ray Carter Orchestra
What Kind of an Animal Are You? - Burt Taylor with Orchestra

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