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Hiding the sausage

“Who Stole the Keeshka?”  (Written by Frankie Yankovic)  Walter Solek and His Orchestra.  On Dana the king of Polka labels.

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Uncovered

Black Tulip Records released a series of a dozen or so tribute band releases — here’s the Beatles and CCR.

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Mr. Tambourine Man

“Samba de Montao”  Gravado ao Vivo em Quadra de Emsajo

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Time pieces

The Storyland Theater presents “Tick-Tock-Tale”  Music composed and conducted by Paul Creston.  Written and directed by Jules Werner.  A Sonora album.

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Holdin’ on to what’s golden

Golden Memories (from Joe Kubik…to you!!)

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Between the buttons

“Music to Sell Valves By”  A promotional record and sales contest created for sellers of Cabot Valves.  “I Like Acid”!? “Legalize PVC” !?

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Daliwood?

“Dali in Venice”  London Records.  1962.

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Whaling sax

“There She Blows!”  The Dayton Selby Trio featuring Willene Barton.  Hollywood Records.

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Busted!

“Quermesse Junina” POLY e seu conjunto

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Under the misteltoe-vah*

A kid’s record from Israel.

*Something taboo.

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