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Hey Guys!

I’m not officially back yet; I’m sort of in a transitional phase. I’m trying to clean up some of the links here. If there’s something you want that doesn’t have a working link right now, let me know and I’ll try to fix it ASAP.

Thanks!
Tony
Way Out Junkmeister

Soupy Sales Sez Do the Mouse and Other Teen Hits

Soupy Sales was a popular kid’s show in the 1950s and 60s. He also had a minor hit with the song “The Mouse,” which also had an accompanying dance. On this album, he not only performs that hit and the follow-up “Mouse Trap,” he also sings a number of popular songs at the time, as well as some fun novelty hits and original songs. Enjoy!

Here’s the track list:

1. The Mouse
2. Name Game
3. Sad Sack
4. Speedy Gonzales
5. Hey Pearl
6. The Nitty Gritty
7. Mouse Trap
8. Your Brains’ll Fall Out
9. King Kong
10. Mighty Clem
11. Pachalafaka
12. Mr. Cab Driver

UPDATE: I’m afraid I was forced to remove the link for this album, but you can find these songs (and more) on the album featured below!

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Music from Mary Poppins and Other Film Favorites

Woo-hoo! I actually got another album in for this week! The first side of the record features songs from “Mary Poppins,” but for some reason “Let’s Go Fly a Kite” is simply referred to as the “Overture” and “Stay Awake” is called the “Finale.” Also how they could have done a Mary Poppins album and left out “Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious” is beyond me! The flip side features such film favorites as “Take Me Out to the Ballgame” and “I’ve Been Working on the Railroad”. (Huh?) Anyway, I hope you like it!

Here’s the track list:

1. Overture (Let’s Go Fly a Kite)
2. Spoon Full of Sugar
3. Feed the Birds
4. Chimchimcheree
5. Finale (Stay Awake)
6. Take Me Out to the Ballgame
7. I’ve Been Working on the Railroad
8. Beautiful Dreamer
9. Billy Boy
10. Oh Dear What Can the Matter Be

Click here to download!

The New Zoo Revue

Hey, I’m back again after too long an absence, with this fun album from the classic children’s show. I think it was actually two short records put together because the opening and closing theme appear on both sides of the record. I changed it so the open starts the whole record and the closing theme finishes it. These sound like they might have been taken from actual episodes. Anyway, I hope to have at least one more album on here this week, so let’s cross our fingers and hope for the best!

Here’s the track list:

1. New Zoo Revue (Open)
2. School Daze
3. It’s Lonely When You Don’t Like School
4. We Need School
5. Stay in School
6. In the Arts
7. Colors
8. The Only Art in the World
9. Cheer Up
10. New Zoo Revue (Close)

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Kiddie Pops

This album features an eclectic mix of songs for kids (i.e. probably stuff from numerous sources) like “Take Me Out to the Ballgame”, “Frere Jacques”, and “Sixteen Tons” (huh?). It also includes a somewhat freaky cover.

This record has the dubious distinction of being in my posting queue the longest. I put the initial post for this album in all the way on May 23, 2008! The problem is that I did some cleaning and misplaced the cover, and I didn’t want to post (or upload) the album without it. I did some rearranging and found it, so here it is. Was it worth the wait? Probably not, but it does mean I’ve got something available here on the board for two weeks in a row, so it should get credit for that!

Here’s the track list:

1. Sweetie Bear
2. Billy Boy
3. Tammy
4. Sixteen Tons
5. The Little Tin Soldier
6. Little Goldie Goldfish
7. Oh Dear What Can the Matter Be
8. Take Me Out to the Ballgame
9. A Hunting We Will Go
10. My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean
11. I’ve Been Working on the Railroad
12. Beautiful Dreamer
13. Cindy Oh Cindy
14. Frere Jacques

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Twist to the Oldies with Fats and the Chessmen

Here’s an album that tied into the dance craze at the time, the twist. It features a number of old songs fitted into a twist tempo. As with any album like this, it works better for some of these than with others. I prefer the ones that include singing by a cut-rate Chubby Checker sound-alike. Hope you like it!

Here’s the track list:

1. Twistin’ School Days
2. Bill Bailey, Please Come Home
3. Boogie Woogie Twist
4. The Camptown Twisters
5. Give My Regards to Broadway
6. Sweet Rosie O’ Grady
7. Twistin’ Through the Park
8. Ja-Da
9. And the Band Played On
10. Sweet Adeline Twist
11. Man on the Flying Trapeze
12. Yankee Doodle Twist
13. When the Saints Come Twistin’ In

Click here or here to download!

Goldilocks – Bing Crosby

Hey, I’m back! Here’s an album that looks to have been based on a TV special about Goldilocks and the Three Bears, featuring the voices of Bing Crosby, his wife Kathryn, son Nathaniel, and Mary Frances Crosby as Goldilocks. Those bears better be careful. She shot J.R., so there’s no telling what she’d do to bears! Also featured is Paul Winchell doing a variation of his Dick Dastardly voice. Enjoy!

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Mars Production Library Times Two!

Here’s an album a bit off the beaten track for me. When stores wanted to advertise on television or radio and couldn’t afford to have a professional group write a jingle for them, stations could use a sort of “canned” jingle for them that they would get from a record like this (or actually, like these since I’ve combined two different albums here). You get a generic jingle about how great your barbershop, clothing store or furniture store is, and somewhere in there a local announcer would give the name of your store. It’s sort of the best of both worlds here. I’m not exactly sure when this came out, but it has a very sixties feel. Anyway, I think this is a lot of fun, and I hope you do too!

Here’s the track list:

1. Insects
2. Self Service Laundry
3. Car Sales
4. Money Loans
5. Phonograph Records
6. Car Service
7. Beauty Salon
8. Body & Fender Shop
9. Boating
10. Barber Shop
11. Bottled Gas
12. Drag Races
13. Butane Gas
14. Mens Clothing
15. Candy
16. Ride the Bus
17. Ride the Bus 2
18. Moving Trucks
19. Moving Trucks 2
20. Loans
21. Furniture
22. Portraits
23. Tire Company
24. Tire Company 2
25. New Homes
26. New Homes 2
27. Gardens
28. Gardens 2
29. Auto Road Service
30. Pizza

Click here to download!

Children Are People Featuring Tony Randall

Hey, I’m back! (Yes, again.) Here’s an odd little album featuring Tony Randall and a chorus teaching us that we (as kids) were people that deserved to be heard and paid attention to. This is another one of those albums that sounds well-intentioned, but doesn’t sound like something I would have listened to more than once as a kid. Anyway, I hope you enjoy it!

Here’s the track list:

1. We Are People
2. No One Asks Me
3. We Learn From What They Do
4. Don’t Talk to Strangers
5. They Don’t Always Let Me Speak
6. Getting Even
7. Privacy
8. They Said It
9. There’s Only One of Me
10. My Heredity
11. Children and Parents

Click here to download!