Howdy folks. haven't been here in a while so i figured i throw a post out here to keep this thing alive. It's been a hectic summer and i've barely been able to keep up with my other main blog Junk Shop Juke Box.
I hope to be back posting here more soon. i have TONS of new stuff to scan and record and share. For now, lets have a listen to some Jetsons shall we..?
side one
side two


5 comments:
Terrific! Always fascinating to listen to old kids music and find jazz as the influence. They'd never do that these days.
Thanks!
have missed your posts - thanks for the new one.
Sounds like they used the actual voice actors, except for Astro.
Why did kiddie records companies insist on making microgroove records for children with close-n-play phonographs (that had an equivalent of a penny nail for a needle)?
Mint condition Peter Pan Popeye book & record (Synthetic Plastics NJ) here:
http://snakeandboris.blogspot.com/2012/03/popeye-oyle-on-troubled-waters-peter.html
Tell me about it. I have a Star Trek 45 (45 rpm) on Peter Pan Records that clocks in at over eight minutes per side! You look at the thing the wrong way and it skips like a well tossed flat stone on still water...
PS - The Popeye-Olive Oyl record has a "cbr" file, which I think is a scan of the book.
I have no experience with "cbr" files (although I think I tried to find some info on it at one time) so I'm not sure.
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