Raul Solnado “O Cabeleireiro de Senhoras”   Parlophone EMI

A. Ramlie & The Rythmn Boys   “Oh Fatimah”   Singapore pop – Asian surf/garage from the mid-Sixties.

Dr. Seuss’ “The 500 Hats of Bartholomew Cubbins”   Paul Wing with Music and Sound Effects.   RCA Victor EP.   Only $.79 for “up to 16 minutes”.   A rare Jim Flora picture sleeve.

“The Planets”

“Kendo” b/w “Tiger Mask”

Sammy Davis Jr.   “Sale e Pepe”   “SUPER-SPIE HIPPY!”   United Artists.   An Italian picture sleeve for the soundtrack to the movie “Salt and Pepper” from 1968.   Sammy co-stars with Peter Lawford.   Directed by Richard Donner (who went on to make bigger action adventure movies like   “Lethal Weapon” and “Superman” and “Sara T. Portrait of a Teenage Alchoholic”).   The movie’s tag line:   ” They held the fate of the world in their hands — and dropped it!”   (Sounds promising — it’s not,   But the illustration is straight outta ’68 and the Italian subtitle pretty much says it all.)

The Crystals   “Da Doo Ron Ron”; “Git’ It”; “He’s A Rebel”; “I Love You Eddie”     London Records EP

Cristine “Miss X”   A Stateside single

“It’s A Sin To Tell A Lie”   Bell Records.

Tony the Pony!! “And 5 Other Delightful Songs for the Younger Set!” And here’s an LPCoverLover enjoying a quiet evening alone with Tony the Pony.