This Old Heart Of Mine - 1989

This tune was 5 weeks at number 1 in 1989. It's too bad Ron Isley and Rod Stewart did not record a few more tunes together. If you would like the video, freshly ripped from a 26 year-old video cassette, the link is in the comments.

No Matter What Shape - 1966

This tune was used in an Alka-Seltzer commercial and then momentarily shot up the radio charts to number 3. Play it.

Dumbo and Pinocchio

Here are 2 more Disney Records. Jiminy Cricket appeared in the Pinocchio film and also narrates the Pinocchio record. His later films included working with Donald Duck I believe.

Polynesia!

Here is some Polynesian music recorded before it was improved by electric guitars, caucasian songstresses, and Webley Edwards. For myself I like the lap-steel sound that was introduced years later. Link in comments.

Disney - The Scarecrow Of Oz

It's fun to hear Ray Bolger portray the Scarecrow again on this Disney record. The story is based on the L. Frank Baum book of the same name. Illustrations are included. Link in comments.

John Fahey Visits Washington - 1979

John Fahey founded Takoma Records and propelled the careers of Leo Kottke and others. I didn't read the Tsunami of text on the back of this particular record jacket having fallen for this old Fahey trick previously. Be my guest. Link in comments.

Stephen Oliver - Lord of The Rings - 1981

A lot of fans know Stephen Oliver as the composer of the music for Lady Jane. He wrote for the theater and also did this for the BBC Radio adaptation of Lord Of The Rings. This music should remind you of what you loved about Lady Jane. Link in comments.

Ask Doctor Science - 1991

Here are 40 or so Ask Doctor Science spots that were often heard on Public Radio back when. They were created by Dan Coffey and Merle Kessler of Iowa's own expatriated Duck's Breath Mystery Theatre. Also included is the radio play Dr. Science And The Sea Monkeys From Hell. Link in comments. I also recommend the TV special The Ask Dr Science Official National Science Test on Youtube.

The Waikiki's - Pearly Shells From Hawaii

Here's the kind of Hawaiian music I heard so much of and prefer. This gal keeps staring... I think there is something going on with you two.

All Time Great Bloopers Volumes 5 and 6

This might have been the last blooper collection from Kermit Schafer. Some of these are played for a live audience which helps. Merv Griffin of CBS-TV describes these as "really marvelous". Dial 1-800-LINK-IN-COMMENTS and we will rush you a deluxe folder with the album art and the complete set of 81 HILARIOUS blooper tracks! This is an EXCLUSIVE limited-time offer. Order yours today!

W. C. Fields - Original Voice Tracks - 1970

Gary Owens introduces funny scenes from the films of W. C. Fields. Enjoy. The link was broken but is now fixed.

Snow White, Alice In Wonderland, and Sleeping Beauty

One more batch of Disney vinyl overstock. Hope you like. Link in comments.

Hawaiian Favorites - 1957

America sure seemed to be in love with Hawaii after World War 2. As a young paperboy I saw a lot of living rooms with Hawaiian themes. By the way, the model on the record jacket isn't authentically Hawaiian - she's more like the music inside.

Bambi, Hansel and Grettel, and The Sorcerer's Apprentice

Here are three Disney records. The production is good, and Sterling Holloway does the voice work on the third disk. Sterling also reads Peter And The Wolf on the flip-side, making 4 tales in all with cover art included.

101 Dalmations

This Disney record tells the story with voice actors and song and all in 24 minutes. Enjoy.

The Marx Brothers - Original Voice Tracks

Gary Owens narrates this collection of funny movie moments. Link in comments.

Black Beauty

This Disney record is from 1966. Enjoy.

W. C. Fields Records

A visitor named Anonymous wants more W. C. Fields. Enclosed are 3 ripped phonograph records - The Great Radio Feuds, The Further Adventures of Larson E. Whipsnade, and Magnificent Rogue - The Adventures of W. C. Fields. Link in comments.

An Hour With Bettie Page - 1996

Bettie did this radio interview in promotion of the book Bettie Page - The life of a Pin-up Legend. Don Whitney was a fan of Bettie and calls in. Another photographer who admired Bettie was Buck Henry. Link in comments.

The Folies Bergere

If Webley Edwards can take you to exotic Hawaii then I should be able to transport you, right now, to the Folies Bergere in Paris, France, on a Saturday night in 1964. We are sitting right up front. Comfortable? The show begins...