Muskrat Love
Doc Evans and his Dixieland Band “Musckrat Ramble” Audiophile Records
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(46 votes, average: 2.93 out of 5) Loading ...Just like Tom Thumb’s blues
“Tom Thumb” and “Puss n’ Boots” on Audiola from Brazil. You gotta wonder about those mushrooms.
(47 votes, average: 2.49 out of 5) Loading ...From A to Chimpanzee
Marty Paich “Hot Piano” on Tampa Records. Red vinyl inside but look at this cool monkey cover.
(29 votes, average: 3.59 out of 5) Loading ...Disque o’ duck
A French Barclay 45 of Donald Duck and the Three Little Pigs. Looks like early sixties.
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Man offers chimp herring after party
I’m at a loss of words!
(33 votes, average: 3.39 out of 5) Loading ...Parrot head
Not Jimmy Buffet here, but Carla Boni and Gino Latilla. This looks like a precarious situation to be in!
(22 votes, average: 3.59 out of 5) Loading ...Jungle Nights and Man-Eaters
“Jungle Nights and Man Eaters” With Dana Brown. (1967) It took big game hunter, Dana Brown two years to track down and kill the “Man-eating” tiger of Western Nepal. Along the way, Dana spent 26 nights alone in 14 different jungles to record the actual jungle sounds heard here for the first time. Sounds of a Royal Bengal Tiger fighting with a 1,000 pound buffalo; the sounds of tigers mating! and the weird music of Western Nepal during the 8-day holiday when all marriage ties are disolved! But back to the serial killer tiger, it claimed 50 victims before the King of Nepal called on Dana to fix the problem.
(20 votes, average: 2.40 out of 5) Loading ...Sam spayed
“Moody & Magnificent” The Harry Robinson String Sound. Top Rank International Records.
(33 votes, average: 4.64 out of 5) Loading ...Sammy “The Seal” Fratianno
Sammy “The Seal” was drawn to a life of crime. After years in organized comics serving alongside Danny “The Dinosour”, Grizzwald “Da Bear” and Chester “The Horse,” he was arrested on petty theft charges at the fish market. The courthouse was a zoo and the case turned into a media circus. The judge was going to throw the book at him, but Sammy plea bargained and testified against ring leader Syd “the pen” Hoff. Today Sammy is living with a new identity under the government protection plan somewhere in the mid-west. Based on the book by Syd Hoff. Illustrated by Syd Hoff. 1959.
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