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The Wellingtons “Scarecrow of Romney Marsh” b/w “Trick Or Treat” A Disneyland Record (1964) “The Scarecrow Of Romney Marsh” is a three-part television show that originally aired on Walt Disney’s “Wonderful World Of Color” in February of 1964. “Trick Or Treat” is a Disney animated short and was first released in October of 1952 with a running time of approximately 8 minutes.
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“Tell It Again” Cousin Thelma Tom-Tom Records, Florida Cousin Thelma reads Brer Rabbit and other Uncle Remus tales.
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Dickory Dock with all of his Friends (Supermailman, Abby and Puffy plus Professor Schnitzel, Jingle Jim, Little Jock, and Mr. Bigsby) Piper Records (1966) Dickory Doc was a local Children’s TV show produced by Kaiser Broadcasting and broadcast on UHF Channel 48 WKBS-TV in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and on UHF Channel 38 WSBK-TV in Boston, Massachusetts.
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Like Sue, Teresa and Darla Cole, LP Cover Lover is here to share our treasures.
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“Contraste” Lupita Cabrera Peerless Records (Mexico)
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Sami and Susu For Children in Song and Story. Narrated and Sung in Arabic. CBS Records (Made in Isreal) A popular children’s TV program from the 1970’s in Isreal – in Arabic!
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Amazing! Another record by Xian evangelist/ventriliquist Bill Salisbury and his wooden sidekick “Uncle Cousin! Forge Records out of Clarksville, Tenn. Religion and science always make for strange bedfellows (and weird records).
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“Lucifer in Coelis” and Other Top Twists Suppaphon Records (Czechoslovakia) (1963)
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A rare one on the Kubaney label Manuel Caballero’s “Gigantes y Cabezudos” Many Spanish festivals include costumed figures known as gigantes y cabezudos, roughly, “Giants and Big-Heads” . The main feature of these figures is typically their papier mache heads; bodies are covered in clothing matching the costume’s theme. These figures are particularly common in festivals of Basque Country or Catalonia, where many cities and towns have their own figures. FREAKY great cover.
Bonus pic:
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