Spin, Spider, Spin  “Songs for a greater appreciation of nature”  Patty Zeitlin and Marcia Berman with David Zeitlin  Educational Activities Records

‘Homemade Band” by Hap Palmer  Teaching generations of toddlers how to keep rhythm.  (Courtesy of Way Back Now! Let’s Go)

Dr. Fishbein Talks to a Growing Girl  “A thoughtful discussion for children and their parents from America’s Dean of Physicians.”

“Law, You and NARCOTICS”   Walter E. Hurst  One of a series of do-it-yourself legal topics on Law-U Records.

“You Be A Disc Jockey”  Cameo Records  “Commercials – Interviews – Jingles – Weather Report – Time Check – Script”   U B A DJ!  Learn how to put the record on!  Drop the needle!  Use the mic!

(And you’ll hear the truth behind the secret world of real-life, pay-to-play DJs!   Here’s your chance to make extra money, coke, gifts, tickets, and hookers from record promoters peddling their sides.)

“Karate for the Family”  An instructional record for the family that wants to learn to defend itself … from each other.  (Strangely on the great Latin Boogaloo label Cotique.)

Leo and Helen Dillon’s “Record School”

Frank Luther “Songs of Safety”, “Manners Can Be Fun”, “Health Can Be Fun”  Song-stories with orchestra and sound effects.  Vocalion Hi-Fi

Here’s one of a series of records “Cities At Night” that visits the red light districts, after hours clubs and pick-up joints of international cities including Hamburg, London, Tijuana, etc.  Collect them all.  “Your passport to the people and places of pleasure!”  Includes a track that promises to let you hear the sounds of “being hustled by two Stockhom Prostitutes posing as models!”  “It’s all here, ready willing and yours for the taking”

“Teaching Johnny How to Become a Better Reader and S-P-E-L-L-E-R”